Broken | Part 20 | Let's Play Scooby Doo: Mystery Mayhem
16I'm sorry for the delays on this episode. The whole world was against me rendering this video. First attempt, when the render was halfway done, Semantic Endpoint Protection (this incredibly awful antivirus/resource hog that might as well be a virus as far as I'm concerned that Temple University's mentally challenged computer guys decided every student must install to access the campus's sub-par WiFi) decided that it was a good time to reboot my computer without warning. Thanks. Second time, after nearly 4 hours of rendering (with about 1.5 remaining), Windows 10 decided it would be a good time to update, saying I could either update now or postpone it 10 minutes to "save my work". Windows 10 is an awful OS and basically takes half the things I hate about Macs and crams them in to Windows. THIRD TIME, I had to update Premiere to the 2018 version because I was helping Katie with a project. Premiere 2018 is garbage and Adobe Creative Cloud is an awful piece of software (really, whoever thought the Creative Cloud app was a good idea needs to not only be fired, but have their hands chopped off so they can never program again). Crashed constantly, everything lagged, and I had to go through hell to get the 2017 version up and running again.
Basically, you're welcome.
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This is a Let's Play of Scooby Doo: Mystery Mayhem, which was released in 2004 for the Gamecube, Playstation 2, and Xbox, as well as the GameBoy Advance in 2003 (though that was more of its own game, as were most handheld versions at the time). As far as I am aware, there are no major differences between the different versions. Scooby Doo: Mystery Mayhem was somewhere between a sequel and a spiritual successor to Scooby Doo: Night of 100 Frights, despite having little in common with the original game other than the franchise it is in. In this LP, we will be obtaining 100% game completion, which means collecting every sandwich ingredient and every clue in the game.
In this episode, we continue the 5th and final level, Hi-Tech Terror, doing some really stupid puzzle that involve using costumes to talk to a scientist.
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