Amazon Maximum Age: 20 years Amazon Minimum Age: 60 months Binding: CD-ROM Brand: Disney EAN: 0044702020614 ESRB Age Rating: Everyone Format: CD-ROM Label: Disney Interactive Manufacturer: Disney Interactive Publisher: Disney Interactive Release Date: March 11, 2003 Sales Rank: 15895 Studio: Disney Interactive
Product Description: You're invited to the Hundred-Acre Wood "Very Large Soup Party!" Rabbit has to make the Very Large Soup, and it's a Very Large job. Piglet offers to help - and with your child's help - the very small animal with a very large heart can prove himself a BIG help, indeed!
Amazon.com Product Description: Kids adventure with the tiniest member of Winnie the Pooh's Hundred-Acre Wood family in Piglet's Big Game. Help Piglet make a soup to share at a special celebration. Journey with Piglet through the enchanting Hundred-Acre Wood. Along the way, brain-teasing puzzles and creative activities build age-appropriate learning skills. Each Winnie the Pooh themed activity features colorful graphics and beloved characters. Puzzle through Pooh's broken honey pots, navigate Piglet safely across a large lily pond, mix colors with Eeyore, and help Owl find his spices for Piglet's celebratory soup.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: - Very simplistic game
This game was not at all challenging for my five year old daughter. She got through it in under an hour,and in under twenty minutes the second and last time she played it. It is probably more suited to 3-4 year old children, depending on their computer skills.On the plus side the graphics are nice.
Rating: - I geuss Piglet's Big Game is the tiniest bit fun
Piglet's Big Game dissapoints me. I got it for one of my birthdays...my 6th or 7th or something birthday...well, not my 8th I know that. Well, anyways, I got it and it was a little fun at first but now it is boring, sometimes Russian Blue Witch and Chocolate Dog play it and I watch, but it is a darn poor game. I will compare it with the Humongous Entertainment Putt-Putt, Pajama Sam, Spy Fox, and Freddi Fish games because they are similar, you guide a character around and in both you save or load progress (they call it saving & loading games). The saving & loading screens, I like HE games more because you name the games so you can write who owns the game like, if the game belongs to Max, call it "Max's Game". In this you don't name em' so you don't know whose game is whose. And also, it lacks changing. In HE games it changes inleast 2 times and in this only the vedgetable Rabbit needs changes. It might be fun to you but I don't like. Signed, StoryMaker. "Gotta trust the kid's review!"
Rating: - Super for kids age 2 - 4
I hadn't noticed this game because I find most Disney software to be lesser quality than several other brands; but then I read that Disney contracted Hulabee to design this program and I immediately purchased it. My four-year-old daughter who is an avid educational game player loved it. She finished it in less than an hour. The graphics are excellent; the game's design is Hulabee quality--both engaging and rich in problem solving education. The only problem was it was too easy for my girl. I recommend it for ages 2-4. However, despite it being too easy, by daughter continues to play it. It's a hit!
Rating: - Super for kids 2 - 4
I hadn't noticed this game because I find most Disney software to be lesser quality than several other brands; but then I read that Disney contracted Hulabee to design this program and I immediately purchased it. My four-year-old daughter who is an avid educational game player loved it. She finished it in less than an hour. The graphics are excellent; the game's design is Hulabee quality--both engaging and rich in problem solving education. The only problem was it was too easy for my girl. I recommend it for ages 2-4. However, despite it being too easy, by daughter continues to play it. It's a hit!
Rating: - Short and Sweet
This is worth the purchase. The graphics are good, and the story is cute - but it only took about 40 minutes for me and my 5-year old to complete. He hasn't played it since completing it. The ending was a little disappointing - there's really not much to do after collecting the needed materials for the big soup. But again, it was cute, a nice tie in with the movie, and a good amount of fun for straight 30-40 minutes. Child could complete almost entirely on his own.
- Very simplistic game
- I geuss Piglet's Big Game is the tiniest bit fun
- Super for kids age 2 - 4
