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Summary: My son loves this game
Comment: My son is a huge Tigger fan. Santa brought him this game for Christmas this year, and he loves it. He is 3 years old and he has a blast playing this game. I wish it were a bit more educational though. It's more fun than educational. However, my son has learned the four shapes off of the game controller. ;-)
Customer Rating:
Summary: A good choice for younger children
Comment: My children really enjoy this game. Both kids are still mastering the technicalities of playstation games. My six year old adores this game. My three year old has difficulty with the jumping, as the types of jumping increase in difficulty as the game progresses. I too had fun sitting down and playing this game, but when I reached the end of the game it was almost anti-climatic... it just lets you replay levels for a better time. My daughter has not reached the end yet, and she thinks it is good fun. This is another game that is fun for beginners, although I doubt that more advanced children would want to play it after the first month... it is not that difficult to master if you know how to maneuver the controls.
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Summary: POOH'S PARTY BETTER FOR YOUNGER KIDS
Comment: THIS IS A CUTE GAME, BUT IT GET'S A LITTLE TOO HARD FOR A PRESCHOOLER AFTER THE FIRST FEW LEVELS. POOH'S PARTY IS EASIER FOR YOUNGER CHILDREN.
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Summary: Kid's Fun
Comment: My little girl loves this game, it has a good story to it and keeps kid's attention for a while. True to Winnie the Pooh there is no voilence and just wholesome fun. Well worth it for a 4 years old that like Pooh bear.
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Summary: The Most Wonderful Thing About Tiggers!
Comment: Tigger's Honey Hunt is a wonderful game that leaves behind a lot of the violence and gore of other video games. It replaces these unfriendly aspects with a quaint, detailed setting, complete with brilliant rainbow colors and a great depiction of the Hundred Acre Woods. The music is relaxing and gentle, and won't hurt your eadrums like some game soundtracks. You play as Tigger to find honey pots for Pooh's party that are hidden on each level. You must avoid obstacles like stinging bees, heffalumps, woozles, and bats to find your honey pots. Every few levels there are mini-games that you play to master special bounces to help you reach honey. You also collect scrapbook pictures during the game. These are gained as a reward for helping a friend find a certain object in each level.
At the end of the game, you can go back through the levels to find any honey you missed at the beginning because you were missing special bounces. These places are marked by an arrow made of honey, so keep track of where you have seen them! You can also view your scrapbook, or play one of the three mini-games.
This is a great family game, and was designed with care. From the timeless video clips at the beginning of each level, to the reward of helping Pooh at the end of the game, this is a wonderful game. I reccomend it highly to gamers of all ages.
