Scooby-Doo Mystery (SNES)

Scooby-Doo Mystery
Also known as: Scooby-Doo (in-game title) Developers: Sunsoft, Argonaut Software Publisher: Acclaim Entertainment Platform: SNES Released in US: September 1995 This game has unused text.

The SNES Scooby-Doo Mystery is a platforming adventure game based on the popular Hanna-Barbera franchise. You take control of Shaggy and Scooby and help them solve mysteries by finding items and clues.

Not to be confused with the point-and-click Genesis game of the same name.

To do: There's a prototype floating around. The dialogue mentioned in this post may be unused.

Unused Dialogue

Nonexistent Item

Dialogue mentioning Projection Gear which, based on the text, would have been a clue you had to give to Velma to progress in the first stage (the Red Ryan Pirate Ship).

PROJECTION GEAR... HMMM, WITH FILM IN IT OF THAT SWASHBUCKLING... 
...SWORDSWINGING PIRATE! THIS CLUE SHOWS US HOW HE PLAYED GHOST, 
TO SCARE US!

THE PROJECTOR SHOWS SOMEONE IS UP TO NO GOOD. THEY'RE PROBABLY... 
...TRYING TO COVER UP THEIR GOLD SMUGGLING! WE HAVE TO CATCH THEM!

It also explains how the villain could make himself appear and disappear like a ghost. This was probably scrapped to avoid having to use the same explanation (or make a new one) in every level. As a result, there is no in-game explanation for how the villains are able to teleport.

Other

IF IT WASN'T FOR YOU DAMN PESKY KIDS!!

Appears to be a programmer's in-joke. It contains a mild swear word that would not have been used in the cartoon, and would most likely not have been allowed in a game based on said cartoon.

Removed Bonus Game

MAX BANANA BONUS

!!!!2 UP!!!! COOL! 1 UP!

RAFT COMPLETE

BANANAS COLLECTED :

Dialogue for banana tallying and a raft. Neither bananas nor a raft exist in the game, suggesting that this was intended for a bonus game in which you'd ride a raft while collecting bananas to earn extra lives.

Unused Password

The ROM data lists the password RHGHRWB alongside the others, but entering it doesn't do anything. It was probably meant for the aforementioned minigame, as two other passwords allow you to play the minigames that do exist.

(Source: Ragey)