"A great game that will bring joy to little kids."

I remember playing this game a few years ago, so I decided to give it a review.

Game-Play: 8/10, it has interesting game-play. You collect honey pots and give them to Owl at the end of each level. You start off with barely any moves, but later you learn other moves, such as Super Bounce or flying for a few seconds. There are also a few enemies to make things interesting, such as evil trees of death that attempt to hug you, viciously. Unfortunately, the repetitive games bump in and knock this games 'bounce' (HAHAHAHA! I'm over it now.) lower.

Story: 8/10, a classic. Pooh doesn't have enough honey for his party, so Tigger goes out to find some. It sounds like a familiar Pooh story somehow, but it is still a good story line nonetheless.

Graphics: 8/10: They are good. It looks like a movie but a tiny bit better. You can see little details like the magic purple glow from one of Tigger' awesome special moves!

Sound/Music: 8/10, Repetitive Music+ Tigger saying "Yeah!" while pulling his ears= An eight. ARGH! My review is Crazy Eights!

Re-Playability: 9/10, since you get moves that you can't use in some levels because you get them later, you'll probably want to find out where that arrow made of hunny (Honey, I couldn't resist) pots leads to.

Multi-Player: 8/10, no....must...give...5....but.... that... will ruin...eights. 5/10, it is average and boring. It gets 5 points for continually saying "Yeah!" which pwns! (Note: If you are an adult reading this, pwns means awesomeness.)

Rent or Buy: Buy it if you want to give it to a little kid as a present, especially when the Holidays of December are , although I don't why you would, it is a good game surprisingly.

Overall: 8.3/10, it serves it's purpose, a simple game that any Winnie the Pooh fan will like. Probably one of the best Disney games (Not counting Kingdom Hearts) out there.

Reviewer's Score: 8/10, Originally Posted: 12/05/05