All Winnie the Pooh Games for GameCube Review
Channel: LL English Channel
Date: 2022-02-08

Here is a list of all Winnie the Pooh Games for the NINTENDO GameCube:
1. Piglet's Big Game (2003)
2. Winnie the Pooh's Rumbly Tumbly Adventure (2005)

Piglet's Big Game could have been good. But it isn’t.  While the game looks really good visually, the gameplay is tideous. You roam in 5 character’s dreams and solve their problems. The worlds are super creative and nice to look at. But the combat is annoying. Pigglet can’t fight, so when you encounter an enemy you have to face him, press a button and get into this mini game where you have to press the buttons shown on screen. And there are multiple types of enemies, each with a different quirck. There are enemies that mirror the screen, enemies that destroy the buttons, and enemies that make some buttons dissappear. The combat isn’t frustrating, but it feels tideous. Also tideous is the way you collect brave faces, aka, what you use in combat. There are machines scattered around the levels. And you can’t buy faces from every machine. No! There is only one unique face per machine. And  after finding the machine, you also have to pay for the face. And you do that by collecting cookies. And here is where the game gets even more tideous. You collect cookies by bashing stuff in the levels. Thus adding another layer in this collect-athlon. Ovrall, the game is super tideous. It has you roaming around, many times without knowing exactly where you have to go, kicking everything in a level, and `fighting~ with a not so great fighting system. So while the game looks good, it’s super tideous. 

Winnie the Pooh's Rumbly Tumbly Adventure is great! But only for little kids. Still, for the purpose the game was designed a lot of effort went into it. The game looks gorgeous even today, and the music and voice acting is also great! 
 The gameplay is boring for anyone who’s not a kid tho, since the game is filled with fetch quests. You start in an area, talk to a character, roam the map for said object, bash objects to find honey pots, and it’s annoying that you can’t tell what object to hit to get the honey pots, which makes you roam and bash all objects in a level. Then after you have those, you search for the character that assigned the mission to you.  I know, it’s a lot of back and forth, but at least you can admire the great graphics.
  Also there are small sections where Pooh runs away from big guys, there are stealth sections with Tigger and sections like with Pigglet where you use the same mechanics from the previous game. 
 Overall, while the game is very basic and dull for old people, kids will enjoy the game for sure. It’s charming, has great visuals, and above all, it’s so easy to play, that good times  are assured. 


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