Scooby Doo Double Pack 2 (Jinx At The Sphinx The Glowing Bug Man)
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Binding : CD-ROMEAN : 5016488109253Label : MindscapeManufacturer : MindscapePublisher : MindscapeRelease date : 2004-01-09Title : Scooby Doo Double Pack 2 (Jinx At The Sphinx The Glowing Bug Man)Studio : MindscapeBrand : MindscapePackage quantity : 1Platform : Array
Customer reviews
review by: date: 2005-02-27 rating:
DisappointingThe first problem with this double pack is that, having tried 3 of them, I can state with some confidence that the "Jinx at the Sphinx" doesn't work properly.pCharacters don't appear which means clues can't be found and puzzles can't be played. brThis is a great shame because the layout is good and from what did work, I imagine it would be quite fun.pThe other game in the double pack - "the Glowing Bug Man" played fine.pI bought this for my 4 year old son. I know the game is for 5 -8 year olds, but my son regularly plays games within this age category so I thought it would be enjoyable for him.pUnfortunately, the puzzles were repetetive. br2 of them were a little beyond him:brthe ant puzzle (where you separate red ants and black ants) is actually very boring. You open the gates and wait until the bugs find their own way home. There's very little skill or intelligence needed and it quickly becomes tedious.pThe game where you sort ice-cream flavours is fun for my son because of its silliness. It would take a lot of practice before he was able to do this himself though.pThe game where you move blocks out of the way so a dinosaur head can be rolled out of the store is perfectly possible for him to do on his own and he enjoyed it.brThe same can be said for sorting the coloured stones.pThe carpet puzzle was just too difficult. Not only that but it's repetetive. He found it frustrating.pFinally, working out who actually is behind the costume needs some help...pThis game is too advanced for 5 year olds to play on their own. Which is fine if you and your child are happy to play it together. But not if your child likes the independence of working things out on his own.pI imagine for older children, it would be too slow moving and repetetive.pAll in all, I wouldn't recommend it.
review by: Pete date: 2004-03-25 rating:
From an adult veiwpointBoth of these games are challenging and interesting, especially for Scooby fans. The puzzles get small minds working (and in some cases bigger minds too) without being impossible, and are a pleasant change from 'action packed' platform games. Both games have a story line and can be played many times as the puzzles, clues and culprit change every time you play.pI would definitely recommend the games to children from 4 to about 10 although the younger player might need a little help reading some parts.
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