ARCHIVE LIST
ARCHIVED
(IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER:)
- Movie Edition (Original, Sequel Pack v1 & v2, Deluxe, 2nd Edition)
- Junior Edition (Game & Promos)
- Friends Edition
- Pirates of the Caribbean Edition
- Glee Edition
- HBO Edition
- Harry Potter (1st) Edition
- Seinfeld Edition
- Squabble Edition
- Twilight Editions (Main, Saga)
- TV Edition (Game, Deluxe, To Go)
- Comedy Movies
- Sports Edition
- Disney Editions (1st & 2nd Edition, Magical Moments, To Go)
- Nickelodeon Editions (Game & Promos)
- The Simpsons Edition
- 80's Edition
- Turner Classic Movies Edition
- Music Edition (Main, 80s To Go)
- Warner Bros. 50th Anniversary Edition (Main game)
- James Bond Edition
NOT ARCHIVED
(AGAIN, IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER:)
- Scene It? Comcast VOD Promos (High Priority)
- Most Game Packs
- Some Deluxe Editions
- Most To Go/Travel Editions
- Demo Flash Games
- Most Promotional Discs
- Harry Potter 2nd Edition
- Harry Potter: The Complete Cinematic Journey (2011)
- James Bond Collectors Edition
- Marvel Comics Edition
- Doctor Who Edition
- The OC Edition
- FIFA Edition
- Disney Channel Edition
- Star Trek Edition
- Namco Edition
- Gute Zeiten, schlechte Zeiten Edition
- Lights, Camera, Action Video game
- Box Office Smash Video game
- Bright Lights! Big Screen! Video game
- Movie Night Video game
- Twilight Video/Mobile game
- Harry Potter HD Mobile game
MISCELLANEOUS
Games that are not important at the moment / considered lost media
- All Blast! Versions (by Screenlife, LLC.)
- Star Wars Edition (Cancelled; prototypes may exist)
- Movie Night Edition (Cancelled; prototypes may exist)
- Scene It? Daily (Web game)
- Scene It? Online (Web game)
ABOUT
The scene it? Archive is an ongoing collaborative project to preserve all of the Scene It? games for the public to enjoy. Ever since Paramount bought and closed Screenlife in 2012 (and revived in 2022 with Gamestar), I, and other contributers, have scoured thrift stores and online marketplaces to archive as many versions of the original Scene It? games as possible. This project is only for archival purposes, replacing the fragile physical discs, especially the ones targeted towards kids.