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Quoted from BallyKISS1978:How is gremlins colorful? Gremlins hasn’t been enjoyed by generations per se. SD has been around since 1969. You can’t pick out adjectives and ignore others in what he said. It all has to fit and make sense.
This also means you assume he knows what he is talking about, which I doubt he does.
I had heard that the Fred, Shaggy, Velma and Daphne silhouettes at the beginning of ACNC meant the ACNC was originally Scooby Doo. But maybe it was a hint for a future release. Or maybe both
Torrens Park
Quoted from Stuieb84:Buffy the vampire slayer also fits the criteria of what Kaneda said: spooky, campy, retro and TV series
I would love a Buffy the Vampire pin, but can’t get there from the clues given. That is way too niche and doesn’t reach enough people. Much more likely is Looney Tunes or Scooby Do.
I am not giving up hope that it will be Scary Movie franchise. That is a spooky theme that is not scary or gory. That hits all the right buttons and it would be more fun than Looney Tunes. I’d pass on LT or SD but would buy Scary Movie. Come on Spooky, don’t let me down.
Quoted from dnapac:How about board games...like Clue.
You mean like Whodunnit?
Been done, didn't sell.
How are people getting looney tunes from the clues? When has looney tunes been described as spooky but not horror?
SD could be cool. Have even watched some modern stuff like Mystery Incorporated with my young kids (and enjoyed it too). Not too many properties that resonate cross generationally like that.
I can envision a really neat game with cool toys representing Fred's traps, monsters/villains, etc. And could potentially translate well into pinball rules (hit shots to unravel the the selected mystery, set the trap and unmask the villain, etc).
Quoted from chad:The only monster I recall in Looney Tunes...Clearly not enough for a pin.[quoted image]
6bc8c202f78c779ca8504c9a687243a9 (resized).jpgAs much as I do like Scooby Doo, and can even imagine that funky chill background music playing during the game, it’s a hard pass for me.
Be fun to see it though. Just not a theme I’d want to own long term. Likely a fun player though. But hopefully that’s not it.
Have it set in an abandoned amusement park, right?
Imagine the game going dark, with some mode about to start, and Scooby saying "Ruh-roh!" Instant classic!
Quoted from BallyKISS1978:Key words in his description was colorful, fun, vibrant, and joyous theme. He said the theme made you smile, makes a lot of people laugh, and it’s always been around. He also said it’s not as hot as RM, but it’s a property that’s been around and has a fan base thats been around for generations. BJ does not fit Kaneda’s description.
Simpsons Treehouse of Horror fits that description... can we start that rumor?
If they have the full assets and Casey Kasem's original dialog (and if it's a fun pin), I could see a SD in my house. Fun goofy theme, not to mention "Spooky."
Hmmm. I'm thinking more along the lines of...Never Ending Story?</blockquot
Limahl shares your enthusiasm.
Quoted from Goonie:Hmmm. I'm thinking more along the lines of...Never Ending Story?
Goonie, the Never Ending Story would be fun, however I'd much rather have Goonies.
Quoted from mrclean:Goonie, the Never Ending Story would be fun, however I'd much rather have Goonies.
Oh, totally!
Quoted from joetechbob:SD could be cool. Have even watched some modern stuff like Mystery Incorporated with my young kids (and enjoyed it too). Not too many properties that resonate cross generationally like that.
I can envision a really neat game with cool toys representing Fred's traps, monsters/villains, etc. And could potentially translate well into pinball rules (hit shots to unravel the the selected mystery, set the trap and unmask the villain, etc).
So my daughter and I whiteboarded a Scooby Doo pin a couple months back.
-Drop targets that spell out TRAP then lock a ball under the shooter lane
- A giant sandwich bash toy
- Mystery Machine model breaking through the back panel
- Meddling Kids Multiball
So much content to work with on this theme. Just wonder if the licensing fee is attainable.
Quoted from finnflash:This also means you assume he knows what he is talking about, which I doubt he does.
But everyone is going by the clues he said. So everyone including me is assuming but at least try to assume correctly.
Quoted from onemilemore:So my daughter and I whiteboarded a Scooby Doo pin a couple months back.
-Drop targets that spell out TRAP then lock a ball under the shooter lane
- A giant sandwich bash toy
- Mystery Machine model breaking through the back panel
- Meddling Kids Multiball
So much content to work with on this theme. Just wonder if the licensing fee is attainable.
I am sure it’s attainable. LZ was attainable and that’s not an easy license to get. There is a lot of SD merchandise out there.
I do not want action figures of the gang though. I would rather have killer artwork from the original series but with a more detail in the paint. The Mystery Machine Toy would be ok with a sticker of the gang on the windshield in it.
A Scooby Snack Wizard mode after you solve each case and unmask the ghost would be cool. So many possibilities like you said.
They have licensing conventions in Las Vegas every year, All these licence holders are there trying to sell. They are looking to keep old properties in the public mind. Almost any property is gettable, it's all about price, and what you get to use.
As much as I really love all this speculation, I’m not 100% sold on any of them.
Don’t get me wrong, a lot of them sound awesome. They kept Rick and Morty a secret pretty well. I suspect this will be one of those “O my” moments when it’s finally announced.
Merthyr Tydfil
Quoted from snakesnsparklers:Ahh just what I needed with my breakfast this morning, an old dong flapping in the wind.
Is that real or prosthetic?
I thought the people who owned and commissioned the Jetsons game had the Scooby-Doo rights. I think they were planning on that being their 2nd game to be manufactured by Spooky, but designed by the Jetsons people.
Quoted from Crile1:I thought the people who owned and commissioned the Jetsons game had the Scooby-Doo rights. I think they were planning on that being their 2nd game to be manufactured by Spooky, but designed by the Jetsons people.
You're talking about The Pinball Company out of Missouri. I heard the same thing.
Quoted from Charlemagne1987:You're talking about The Pinball Company out of Missouri. I heard the same thing.
I'm pretty sure that Nic announced on here that the Pinball Company did have the license.
Quoted from drfrightner:I heard its either 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' or 'Scooby Doo'.
I think its one or the other.
If it's legit either one of those my wife is gonna shit a brick with excitement. She was already hyped for SD - not sure she'd be able to believe Buffy.
Quoted from onemilemore:If it's legit either one of those my wife is gonna shit a brick with excitement. She was already hyped for SD - not sure she'd be able to believe Buffy.
Lol, I just showed that post to my wife.
She immediately said “TV series Buffy?, or Movie Buffy? It had better be TV Buffy”.
I personally do not think it’s Buffy, but that’s a really interesting concept.
Quoted from drfrightner:I heard its either 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' or 'Scooby Doo'.
Buffy would be a possibility for me. I think I’d pass on Scooby Doo.
Quoted from Coindork:Lol, I just showed that post to my wife.
She immediately said “TV series Buffy?, or Movie Buffy? It had better be TV Buffy”.
I personally do not think it’s Buffy, but that’s a really interesting concept.
Oh yeah, TV or bust. I just figured that went without saying. 
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