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By Hero-of-Time · Posted
I absolutely loved the original game on the Xbox but strangely never played the sequel. -
Oh I've met Geraint. He ended up working for a publisher (forget which) and met him at events. That's all I have to say about Tigger's Honey Hunt. -
Tigger’s Honey Hunt NA release: 1st November 2000 PAL release: 8th December 2000 JP release: N/A Developer: DokiDenki Publisher: NewKidCo (NA), Ubisoft (EU) N64 Magazine Score: 36% This really should be “Tigger’s Hunny Hunt” to match the spelling used within the Winnie the Pooh franchise. This was made in as a cash-in to The Tigger Movie, without actually creating a tie-in game to the film. Here, Pooh wants a party, and Tigger decides to jump around to collect hundreds of pots of honey for it in a simple 2D platformer. If the game got the atmosphere right, this could have been a charming little game, but this is just devoid of charm. None of the characters feel like the ones from the films, and without even small amounts of voice acting, it just doesn’t feel right. The backgrounds are quite nice, but the style doesn’t carry through to the 3D models, and even the music itself is lacking. Tigger’s moves also feel really strange. I mentioned jumping through the levels earlier instead of bouncing, and this was on purpose, as to start with, Tigger can only do a short jump. Throughout the game, he’ll learn a couple of new moves, the first is to extend his jump by flapping his arms like a bird. Near the very end of the game, Pooh will teach Tigger how to use his tail to bounce, although this is just a charge up tall bounce with very little control. For a character that should translate to a 2D platformer extremely well (like the pogo stick bouncing in Duck Tales), it’s a disappointment. The levels themselves are easy and simplistic, which I can sort of understand for a kids game, but without the charm and fun, there’s just not much to this game. Poor Remake or remaster? A collection of Disney platformers would be nice, they can include the bad with the good. Official Ways to get the game There is no official way to get Tigger’s Honey Hunt. -
By BowserBasher · Posted
Started on my first game yesterday. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Chaos Bleeds. I've done what's basically the tutorial level and the first main level. The controls are definitely taking a little bit to get used to, though I feel it's more there's no targeting button. So when you have a number of enemies come at you at once, your left just either taking hits or running away to then turn your character around and come back at them again. Stuff like that has ended my game on more than one occasion. Seems like there a fair bit of puzzle elements to the game, so far none have been too taxing, just needed to go over things and make sure to search everything. It's not always clear when you have to interact with something that you need to, as there's no button icon that appears or way of know that that object needs it. In the first level you are required to find a key to operate a small digger to smash a wall. Well I had the key and was at the digger. Tried selecting the key and it did nothing. Tried pressing loads of buttons whilst standing next to it but it did nothing. It was only when I stood in one particular spot that it worked, even then there was no sign or prompt to let me know I was in the right place to use the item. Other than those, so far it's been a fairly decent outing. I've yet to play as more than just a few characters so will see how things go later.
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