Customer Reviews

Winnie the Pooh: Adventures in the 100 Acre Woods

5 star:		(4)
4 star:		(0)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(6)
1 star:		(10)

 

 

I am a Pooh fanatic- this is the whole reason I bought a Game Boy Color, and I wasn't disappointed. The graphics and sounds are absolutely delightful, and the game is very fun and easy to play, while still being challenging for adult Pooh fans. Playing as Pooh, you explore the 100 Acre woods, playing games and meeting all your friends along the way, like Tigger, Piglet, Eeyore, Rabbit, Gopher, Kanga, and Roo. Rescue Piglet when he finds himself entirely surrounded by water, or help him gather acorns. There is so much to see and do! I can't recommend this game highly enough- if you have a young child or even an adult Pooh lover, you need this game!

My 6yr old daughter wanted this game..she was bored with it in less than 1hr. All games are the same..doesnt take any brainpower to play,

This game should be perfect for young children, but isn't. It requires at least a 1st grade reading level and even us adults had trouble figuring out how to move from place to place. I found this game to be incredibly disappointing and would not recommend it to anyone. My 5 year old was so upset that she couldn't make it work. My recommendation: try the Arthur or the Blues Clues games instead if you are buying for a young child.

Winnie the Pooh is back.This game provided fun for hours and at the same time a challenging game that delighted me and my friends.The graphics look really good on GBC.I would recomend this game to kids of all ages.

My five year old son and four year old daughter like Winnie the Pooh but they were not interested in this game. It would be interesting to disney fans who may like searching through the woods for secrets. It is far too complicated for a child to keep track of all the data and too slow for a teenager.

We bought this game being very fond of Pooh, but, but, but... No action and you're supposed to be reading very well. If you visit a place in the 100 acre forest again, you have to read the same text all over again, it takes time and slows the game to extremes. Nearly all the ingame games are based on tossing the dice. Once you're in a dicegame you cannot get out and all the dicegames are very alike.Very fast it becomes VERY monotonous. So don't go wasting your money on this!

My 5 year old daughter received this as a gift for her birthday. The game requires A LOT of reading to play. The box says recommended for children 4+ but many children cannot read at this level at that age. I played the game and found it frustrating and my daughter was easily frustrated, and even cried because she couldn't play without my help (with the reading). THis game is way too complex for young children, and it is supposed to be geared towards them.

I bought this game and a GameBoy system for my 7 year old daughter for her birthday since she really likes Winnie the Pooh. Unfortunately, she only played it a couple times, then begged me for a new game. Since then, she hasn't touched it and sticks to her Mario and Pokemon games. If you have a little one that you can sit with, read the text to and play together, then the game isn't bad. By the time your child can read well enough to play alone, though, he'd be bored. Buy this game only for littler gamers and only if you intend to play with them!

When I hear people say this game is fun all I can do is laugh. The same activities over and over. The same games over and over. I am seriously bored stiff. Sure you start out with an open mind, but when the save icon doesn't understand the meaning of saving a game and the same Owl tells the same dull story you are forced to listen in on. So I ask you would you want a game like this, a game made for five year olds and yet too difficult for them. Save yourself the extra bucks and don't buy this game. I wish someone could have told me it was so uninteresting.

this game is not fun it is boring there is no purpose you just walk around la la la la la and that is suposed to fun yeah right this game is a waste of money!