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Scene It?: The DVD Movie Game
Moby ID: 88285
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DVD Player screenshots
The main menu
There's a Products option on the main menu as there is for probably all Scene It? games. As this is the first game released most of the games are not yet available
The Help option on the main menu opens a series of Frequently Asked Questions
The How To Play option of the main menu opens this menu where players can either view a full walkthrough or see specific chapters.
This view of the folding game board comes from the game walkthrough
This view of the two game dice comes from the game walkthrough. The symbols on the eight sided die match those on the reference cards and the three symbols of the trivia card
The DVD game menu.
An example All Play question.<br>Here the players must identify a film from four selected stills
An example All Play question<br>Here the players must identify a film title as letters are added to the grid
An example My Play question<br>Following a movie clip the player is asked a question about the film. This could be year of release, a question about the plot of the film, or about that scene
Some movie clips are shown in a narrower format than this
This is shown before an All Play To Win question is asked. In this case the following question was an 'Identify the film from four still photos', which also featured in the My Play screenshots
The Final Cut series of questions. A player must get three right in order to win
An example Final Cut question
After each Final Cut question the game checks whether the player answered correctly. If they did not then the turn ends, if they did then either another question is asked or they win
Game Over. Cue lights, music, and animated sequence
An example of a tiebreaker. These are used when two people answer an All Play question simultaneously.
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