Scooby-Doo!: Night of 100 Frights (2002)
Platforms: PlayStation 2 · GameCube · XboxGenres: Genres · Action · 3rd-person (Other) · Platform · Puzzle elements · Licensed
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Cast & Crew · 82 people
- Joey Kuras· Sound Design
- Todd Dennis· Composer
- Tommy Tallarico· Composer
- Howard Uyate· Composer
- Craig Zubchevich· Lead Vocal
- Gary Putman· Guitar
- Mike Tallarico· Additional Characters
- Elaine Paiva· Additional Characters
- Kim Kuchenbecker· Additional Characters
- Scott Innes· Voice Cast
- Frank Welker· Voice Cast
- Grey DeLisle-Griffin· Voice Cast
- B. J. Ward· Voice Cast
- Tim Curry· Voice Cast
- Don Knotts· Voice Cast
- Tim Conway· Voice Cast
- Anna Donlon· Producer
- Dana Dispenza· Assistant Producer
- Carolina Barnes· Executive Producer
- A. J. Hernandez· Lead Tester
- Razmig Pulurian· Senior Tester
- Charles Mulgrave Sheffield· Senior Tester
- Marla Anyomi· Tester
- Ray Suansing· Tester
- Mark Vance· Tester
- Phillip Lawless· Tester
- Jason Tani· Tester
- Mario Waibel· QA Technician
- Jason Roberts· QA Database Administrator
- Monica Vallejo· QA Manager
- Jeremy S. Barnes· Director of QA
- Kevin Hooper· Product Marketing Manager
- Michael Rubinelli· VP Product Development
- Paul Naftalis· Associate Product Marketing Manager
- John Ardell· Group Product Manager
- Peter Dille· VP Marketing
- Howard Liebeskind· Director Creative Services
- Kathy Helgason· Senior Manager Creative Services
- Melissa Roth· Associate Creative Services Manager
- Claudia Piaseckyj· Manual Test
- Dan Slot· Script & Dialogue
- Collette Sunderman· Voice Over Director
- Shiraz Akmal· Project Lead, Lead Programmer, Director of Technology
- Jeffrey Berting· Art Director
- Gregory Ecklund· Animation Director
- Tim Doyle· Programmer
- Jason Hoerner· Programmer
- Neil Kaapuni· Programmer
- Dan Kollmorgen· Programmer
- Ryan A. Mapes· Programmer
- Chris Masterton· Programmer
- Thomas Breeden· Artist
- Dorothy Chen· Artist
- Scott Chiu· Artist
- St. John Colon· Artist
- Harbell Ilustre· Artist
- Bob Rossoff· Artist
- Richard Zagala· Artist
- Vivien Chang· Animator
- Kyle Kirby· Animator
- Gary Sproul· Level Designer
- Matt Coohill· Level Designer
- Justin Norr· Level Designer
- Ryan Kirk· Level Designer
- John Whitmore· Level Designer
- Kris Jackson· Level Designer
- Colin Walter· Operations Manager
- Joachim Thuau· System Administrator
- Marcel Samek· General Manager, THQ Technology Group
- Lyle J. Hall· General Manager
- Thom Schillinger· Concept Art
- Donald Yatomi· Concept Art
- Moriba Duncan· Additional Art
- Andrew Holdun· Additional Art
- David Harr· THQ Technology Group
- Peter Tumminello· Art Director
- Heidi Behrendt· Producer
- Brett Skogen· Executive Producer
- Philippe Erwin· VP of Interactive Entertainment
- Scott Johnson· Director of Interactive Entertainment
- Jim Molinaro· Marketing Team
- Susan Montague· Marketing Team
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