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I'm sure it'll just be a straightforward game of spell out character names to start scoring modes. Maybe a Jinkies multiball, a scooby-treat frenzy mode, collect a few random lit "clues" to solve a case, etc.
I think they could do some interesting things with the license, but I think this will be a fairly simple game like the Jetsons.
Quoted from Rum-Z:Right, and then we'll be told "They didn't make the game for us". "Us" being pinheads that like a deeper game beyond what the Jetsons ended up as. Then we'll be told "The Pinball Company knows their customers so we shouldn't complain". Sounds like a recipe for a waste of the Scooby Doo license if so.
I don't think it's a waste per say. I think there is value in a simple, straightforward game. As long as it shoots well and the rules make use of all the shots, then the game will be fine.
I do think that the theme has potential for a lot of interesting mechs and a deep ruleset (make a modern Who Dunnit), but that's not what this product will aim to be.
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I bought that for a nephew a few years ago. I'm going to take them back and sell for $100 a pop as modz
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