Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase

that game was outdated

Not great

While it's not the best or the worst of Scooby-Doo media, Cyber Chase is the one that I look most fondly on, with my nostalgia goggles. Including some fantastic monsters, a great voice cast, minus Scott Innes as Shaggy, and an inventive story, it could be a lot worse. It only suffers from not breaking any ground, and having a weak villain, among some other plot points.

Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase is a wonderfully harmless film and a high point in the animated franchise. The story is well structured and does all it can with the premise. It also is one to include honest clues about the true identity of the crook. So kids can figure it out before the end if they're paying attention.

I remember liking this pretty well as a kiddo. It's probably worth a rewatch now.

one of the better scooby made for tv movies

So many different scenes kept the movie fresh. Interested but dated technology and solution involving magnets. Fav scene: running around the amusement park with their vintage doppelgangers.

It's the weakest of the 98-01 string of movies by a landslide, & offers up very little in the way of entertaining moments or an engaging story. The villain is painfully predictable from the get-go, the writing is weaker than ever, & the jokes are all tired, rehashed material from Scooby adventures of the past. The plot by itself is really interesting, even if it makes no sense whatsoever, but the execution just doesn't do it justice. This one's only worth seeing for hardcore franchise fans.

This movie was very engaging as a kid. It probably doesn't hold up as much as an adult.