Anyone just now discovering my channel through this game, consider checking out some of my other videos? I talk about some obscure licensed stuff, and I have a big 2025 planned 🙂
@billyyank1916 My consistency is all over the place, but this whole blowing up from a random video thing has shown me I need to rethink my how I’ve done things lately
@@WhoNeedsNormalrevisiting Winnie the Pooh piglet memories and adventuring through those as piglet like how they realise he played a big part in all of those
The creators of the game weren’t allowed to know anything about the content of the movie. Because at the time film studios were very secretive. Disney just wanted a product to go alongside the movies release. So they made this gem.
The dark ambient tracks in this game’s OST are so overlooked. They legit sound like something out of Silent Hill. This game was really like no other because it was like a horror game aimed at kids. I know it freaked me out lmao.
In case you don't know, after completing each one of the 6 levels, you can go back and capture all the heffalumps and woozles that run away. There's a time limit in each room that has Heffalumps/Woozles. If you don't capture the Heffalumps/Woozles in time, you'll have to leave the room and go back to it.
The final boss being much weaker than you'd expect but coming at you fast is such a good message about anxiety and fears that's easy for a child to digest. Piglet spends the whole game working his way through tougher and scarier opponents, growing stronger and more confident, but the thing he was so worried about in the first place wasn't as big as he thought it was. He was so much stronger, but just didn't know it.
Honestly the craziest thing about this game was that apparently according to one of the devs himself, this WAS meant to essentially be a horror game for preschoolers. So none of the eerie moments were accidental it would seem
Saw this game on twitter and immediately thought ‘this game would be a banger video essay topic’ Needless to say I am happy this showed up in my recommended
This game was pretty much baby’s first Silent hill or Resident evil. The creepy soundtrack, the dream levels slowly becoming nightmares as you progress, it’s atmospheric and wasn’t like any other game at the time.
If it makes you feel any better about your childhood story, when I was a kid, Spiderman was my favorite superhero ever, so my parents got me Spiderman 2 on the PS2. However, I didn't like violence at all, so any time you had to fight someone, I'd give the controller to my dad, only to snatch it back as soon as the battle was over. I only wanted to swing around the city and collect things. I would cry and become inconsolable any time Spiderman died (usually from fall damage), professing that I had killed him. My dad would even press continue for me to make him respawn and prove he was alright, but by that point I'd be too upset and he'd have to turn off the game XD
Everyone's like "oh this games so scary, why is it so creepy? Its for kids?" But as a person who loved but was regularly scared shitless of the cartoons as a child I understand, its on point, this is just how pooh is. These characters are regularly subjected to the horrors, been like that as long as they've been animated.
The movies from this era, "Search for Christopher Robin," "The Tigger Movie,"' and "Piglet's Big Movie" were genuinely traumatizing. I was introduced to the concept of death at 4 with Winnie the Pooh being trapped in a cave in. I don't know what the Disney Company was thinking with the IP at this time, but I love it all the same.
This game sounds good,especially because I’m a Pooh Bear fan. That story at the end was so sweet! Honestly,kids need to be more encouraged in video games. Nowadays,they play it way too safe.
I didn't think this was a real game when I saw the clips on Twitter. I thought it was someone doing a Petscop style thing now that Pooh is in the public domain.
This is INSANE to me because as a kid, I would watch gameplays of the game. I so VAGUELY remember it. It’s so eerie and creepy how I remember it, I can’t explain it. Find out that other people had this experience is so validating.
I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE TERRIFIED OF THE BATTLE SEQUENCES! I only ever made it to the first battle sequence on pooh's level and would turn off the gamecube in terror once it began
And to think that it’s becoming popular again is crazy to me,loved this game even though it used to freak me out as a kid and had to get my mum to play it for me.
It’s crazy how the Silent Hill 2 remake used music from this game. I never played this game as a kid despite being a Winnie the Pooh fan. But I think I’ll try to find a GameCube copy of it.
I saw this after seeing gameplays on here and on twitter and i cant belive i never played this, but this game is crazy how it references silent hill 2. I hope this gets popular.
I appreciate that. I look back at it now and cringe a little at the quality, but I made it with an old Blue Snowball mic and edited it with ShareFactory on the PS4 lol.
Nice to see this game get more attention. I highly doubt this, but I would love a remake or rerelease for this gem. Especially after Epic Mickey got a remake.
I remember when Disney went nuts rereleasing a buttload of old PC games on Steam and GOG. From _Tron 2.0_ to _Toy Story 3_ to _Bolt._ As well as emulator-wrapped rereleases of some of their classics from the Nintendo and Super Nintendo. Some LucasArts employee must have ended up in an important position after the Lucasfilm buyout. We haven't seen much from them since, likely because there's not much left in their back catalog that would be easy to get running on modern systems, but the _Epic Mickey_ remaster gives me hope that this person is still out there pulling whatever strings they can.
So, I had actually FORGOTTEN about this game. I played it when it first game out back when I was a kid and I totally forgot just how creepy this game was, and it’s probably why I never played too much of it. I heard someone else say it best, it was Silent Hill for kids. Thanks for the upload! Happy to now remember this.
came here from the spongebob video and HOOOO BOY im glad someone's talking about this game. i have no nostalgic connection to this game besides wanting it as a kid and never getting it and playing its sequel rumbly tumbly adventure, but i found myself enjoying this game so much at 22. it's really good at being a kids game and it's good at being a game for adults too. the narration and lack of reading makes it the perfect game for a small child, and it's basically asmr for an adult. i must admit that it's better than rumbly tumbly adventure just simply because of the varied environments and that makes my nostalgia blind self sad but hey!! two games!! woohoo. if you like pbg you should play rta it's less surreal and more grounded if you're into that. more asmr. i also love winnie the pooh and find the whole thing comforting so maybe im biased??? also thank you for mentioning the music i swear to god it's okay ingame but listening to that shit alone is like... what is this shit. why is it so terrifying. anyways yeah i was terrified of bits of rta as a kid so your heffalump and woozle fear wasnt like. unjustified. unless im also a coward idk. also you didnt mention the post-level sequences where you can revisit levels and chase the heffalumps and woozles and kill them by touching them. it's surprisingly hard at some points because god i suck at chasing things down
Damn, I just realized you beat me to uploading a review of this game by just one day, that's pretty insane. Solid review though, this game is genius and deserves way more attention than it got!
To be honest, I didn't know this game even existed until recently. But I'm surprised that with its unique reputation for being disturbing at times, it hasn't gotten much attention until now.
I’ve always been surprised how little it’s been talked about, even outside of the eerie stuff. People tend to write off licensed games from around then. I guess that was the point of the intro to the video.
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME WHY THIS GAME IS POPPING UP AGAIN. THIS WAS A FEVER DREAM WHEN I PLAYED IT ON PS2 AND I WAS RACKED FOR PLAYING IT WHYS EVERYONE BLESSING IT NOW 💀💀💀💀
That Phoenix Studio at the end apparently also tried to pitch Ubisoft a prototype for a Rayman 4 that was rejected in favor of Rayman Raving Rabbids (I'm a bit of a Rayman fan and have known this for years). They also worked on the PSP port of the Peter Jackson's King Kong game and a few games on Ubisoft's Petz series.
I never played this but I played RTA as a child and when Pooh's stomach rumbled when entering an area... You KNEW it was getting serious. The enemies terrified me
I got this game like 15 years ago so I was 11 back then & now seeing how popular it is inspired me to play Piglet's Big Game again for the first time in 15 years.
This was and still is one of my favorite childhood games. Piglet's Big Game is certainly a hidden gem. I replayed this game after a long time when I set it aside as a kid. I remembered loving it and beating back in the day, so I replayed it and I was mind blown by how creative this game was. I always heard people being afraid of this game when they were kids, but I wasn't really too scared of it since I was into light scary themes. I enjoyed watching Courage the Cowardly Dog back then so that probably got me prepared. My favorite level was Eyore's Dream as I was into haunted levels. Looking back at this game made me really glad I got to experience it during my childhood. Great job with the video. This special game definitely needs to be more well-known to people.
I may not have played this game, but I did play another Winnie the pooh video game made by the same company as a kid which was Rumbly Tumbly Adventure. If I played this one back then, I would've had fun 😀
As a kid, I remember seeing Piglet's big game on store shelves. I was always interested in getting the game as a kid because I love piglet, but I was already burnt out on other terrible license games at the time that I felt it was going to be another cashed in game. I'm so glad to hear that is not the case for Piglets's game and only makes me wish I gave it a chance as a kid.
6:01 Psychonauts has an interactive menu screen, too! It is a bit simpler, but you walk on a brain and open different doors on the brain for the options
don't feel bad the heffalumps and woozles scared me too as a kid the further and further you got into the game. the robot ones especially and i wouldn't play beyond that point
i know this is 3 years old but, quality video. im glad i wasnt the only one who was fucking terrified at times of this game as a kid, i played it recently as an adult and i disagree with "if you're over 10 this game's not for you" cause i still love it
this video made me want to purchase this game so i can play it on my ps2! i've been trying to find cute ps2 games, so it's a good opportunity! i love winnie the pooh in general as well, so it makes me happy that this game seems good, regardless of it being aimed for kids! the nostalgic feeling is worth it
I owned the GBA version of this when I was really little; seeing this video, I'm shocked to find out how much the devs strived for parity between the lead platform and handheld versions; I'd have expected the two to differ drastically in mechanics and level design like most multiplatform titles of the era (especially with it being a licensed game for younger audiences), but based on what you showed here, it looks like the GBA version was a direct low-spec recreation; a "de-make", if you prefer. Interesting to see that sort of effort here, of all places. That said, I'd be willing to bet that the main game controled a lot better than the one I grew up with; I remember having really mixed feelings about the game because the GBA version's controls were stiff as hell and Piglet's movement speed was painfully slow. Anyway, thanks for the trip down memory lane; I was practically raised on 5th and 6th gen licensed games like this, lol. I also enjoyed your Revenge of the Flying Dutchman video, by the way; it was kind of a relief to find out that my multiple PS2 copies refusing to load wasn't due to me having scratched the discs like I'd originally thought as a kid. If I were to offer one point of criticism, though: I'd recommend shortening the amount of time spent discussing/listing specific menu options in the future; it kind of hurts the pacing of the video and doesn't feel all that necessary in understanding the topic as a whole. Regardless, I'm looking forward to seeing more content from you, going forward; I love seeing weird and obscure games revisited from a modern perspective, especially the licensed stuff.
Thanks man and I'll keep that in mind. I wouldn't have discussed the menu as much if I didn't find the mechanics of it interesting. Next time I'll think twice
@@WhoNeedsNormal To be fair, I totally get it; that style of playable menu spaces is an interesting design choice that you don't really see much of outside of that specific era; I just felt like the details could have been condensed a bit. Anyway, cool vids overall!
If I were to do more videos like this that are more of just an overview and less of the games development, what games would you want to see? I'll always do my best to research the games I cover and try to learn new things about them, but that isn't always possible. Such as with this video.
A game I would love to see you look at is the video game for the first Madagascar movie it’s a game I played a ton as a kid and I think it’s better than most people give it credit for most reviews I can find just call it a typical licensed 3D platformer and not much else but I think the game is a hidden gem but who knows maybe I’m just blinded by nostalgia
That was such a sweet video I love your little back story about when you were a little kid that was so cute I love Winnie the Pooh I always have so this was such a treat thank you 💛🧸📖🍯
I absolutely despise the fact this game has now skyrocketed in price. Thankfully I found a regional retro store selling it for a reasonable price that didn’t see the meme, not sure if I’d call it a steal or being very lucky 😂
I don't have the game nor have I ever played it, but I'm going to watch a full playthrough of it as soon as I can just to fully understand and see for myself why this game has unsettled people.
I found this vid while going through a playlist of all the “foreboding” ost’s in the game. The unintentional horror is so good, the last time I even got a off putting feeling like that was when I explored the darker areas of subnautica for the first time.
First I heard of this game was through twitter but I'm genuinely surprised how much atmosphere this game had, the silent hill and resident evil comparisons are already there but there's a tiny bit of psychonauts in the mix too it's just a really neat combination lol
Anyone just now discovering my channel through this game, consider checking out some of my other videos? I talk about some obscure licensed stuff, and I have a big 2025 planned 🙂
@@WhoNeedsNormal YES
Just happened to see a meme about this game so I decided to investigate about it lmao what a coincidence
Licensed games? my favorite
Gonna have to binge watch your entire channel now.
@billyyank1916 My consistency is all over the place, but this whole blowing up from a random video thing has shown me I need to rethink my how I’ve done things lately
Okay but the actual plot of Piglet's Big Movie could've been such a great game though
I've heard this take a couple times but nobody has ever explained how
@@WhoNeedsNormalrevisiting Winnie the Pooh piglet memories and adventuring through those as piglet like how they realise he played a big part in all of those
@@Malory-Malicious Winnie the Pooh Generations
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@@LuckyMarathons Holy based
I feel like this game should've had the same plot as the film, but from Piglet's POV as he is searching for his friends
The creators of the game weren’t allowed to know anything about the content of the movie. Because at the time film studios were very secretive. Disney just wanted a product to go alongside the movies release. So they made this gem.
The dark ambient tracks in this game’s OST are so overlooked. They legit sound like something out of Silent Hill. This game was really like no other because it was like a horror game aimed at kids. I know it freaked me out lmao.
Literally. Foreboding 1 is an ambient horror masterpiece
Apparently the wider internet has suddenly discovered the soundtrack 😂
Literally because of Silent Hill.
@@WhoNeedsNormal Hello
@@WhoNeedsNormalnice
This video is what I'd call "long-term investment".
I didn’t know it going in but yes 😂
Now I'm going to do a ps2 retrospective about Ratatouille and Wall-E, hoping that the game overs will spawn creepypastas and memes on Twitter 😂
In case you don't know, after completing each one of the 6 levels, you can go back and capture all the heffalumps and woozles that run away. There's a time limit in each room that has Heffalumps/Woozles. If you don't capture the Heffalumps/Woozles in time, you'll have to leave the room and go back to it.
The final boss being much weaker than you'd expect but coming at you fast is such a good message about anxiety and fears that's easy for a child to digest. Piglet spends the whole game working his way through tougher and scarier opponents, growing stronger and more confident, but the thing he was so worried about in the first place wasn't as big as he thought it was. He was so much stronger, but just didn't know it.
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This vid is gonna surge in popularity thanks to twitter lol. I can’t believe I never heard of this before
you're never gonna guess why I'm here 💀💀
@nx4184 Because you just love Winnie the Pooh
Can confirm, I just came across this video after watching Joel play through the game
I found out about it via tiktok
@@billyyank1916 wasn't it Jerma Vinesauce instead who played and corrupted it recently?
The fact that a Twitter thread brought this game out of obscurity and blew up this video is just hilarious. Congrats on the views!
I love that everyone on Twitter reunited here because of the ominous vibe that this game hilariously portrayed very well lol
Honestly the craziest thing about this game was that apparently according to one of the devs himself, this WAS meant to essentially be a horror game for preschoolers. So none of the eerie moments were accidental it would seem
Winnie the Pooh and Silent hill were certainly the last two things I’d thought would ever meet
These guys were ahead of their time, almost two decades before that awful movie Blood and Honey
Yeah. Basically this game was just Winnie The Pooh entering horror territory before Winnie The Pooh Blood And Honey came onto the scene.
Saw this game on twitter and immediately thought ‘this game would be a banger video essay topic’
Needless to say I am happy this showed up in my recommended
hahaha same!!
Bet you weren’t expecting this to blow up four years later
I was not
You were covering it before it was cool!
This game was pretty much baby’s first Silent hill or Resident evil. The creepy soundtrack, the dream levels slowly becoming nightmares as you progress, it’s atmospheric and wasn’t like any other game at the time.
Really original
The creepy party room walked so fnaf could run
Well, there’s a bear…
Horror-game twitter just found out about this game yesterday and it's funny as hell
Wow, this game is way more graphically impressive than it has the right to be for the time period it came out in lol. Great video!
PS2/GameCube/Xbox era games aged perfectly fine, lol. You’re such a Zoomer. 😂❤
If it makes you feel any better about your childhood story, when I was a kid, Spiderman was my favorite superhero ever, so my parents got me Spiderman 2 on the PS2. However, I didn't like violence at all, so any time you had to fight someone, I'd give the controller to my dad, only to snatch it back as soon as the battle was over. I only wanted to swing around the city and collect things. I would cry and become inconsolable any time Spiderman died (usually from fall damage), professing that I had killed him. My dad would even press continue for me to make him respawn and prove he was alright, but by that point I'd be too upset and he'd have to turn off the game XD
I love that 😂
Everyone's like "oh this games so scary, why is it so creepy? Its for kids?" But as a person who loved but was regularly scared shitless of the cartoons as a child I understand, its on point, this is just how pooh is. These characters are regularly subjected to the horrors, been like that as long as they've been animated.
Especially the hell beasts, the Heffalumps & the woozles. 😨
The movies from this era, "Search for Christopher Robin," "The Tigger Movie,"' and "Piglet's Big Movie" were genuinely traumatizing. I was introduced to the concept of death at 4 with Winnie the Pooh being trapped in a cave in.
I don't know what the Disney Company was thinking with the IP at this time, but I love it all the same.
THIS WAS MY CHILDHOOD G A M E. I’m so overjoyed rn
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“Maybe it’s the music.”
Pooh franchise+ (1977-2018)
I saw this on twitter, which showed off the actually scary OST.
This game is now a meme online , due to its tone of it being like Silent Hill , or Resident Evil
Yes, the creepy soundtrack brought me to this review, I need to know if it’s worth playing 😂
I would say so
This game sounds good,especially because I’m a Pooh Bear fan. That story at the end was so sweet! Honestly,kids need to be more encouraged in video games. Nowadays,they play it way too safe.
I'm so glad others remember this game too. my dad still has ptsd from constantly doing the ROO dream level cause I couldn't get past it lmao
Oh dear god XD
Whoneedsnormal is a legend for finding this game 4 years ago...
I loved this game as a kid, but holy crap did the "combat" scare the shit out of me lol
you're a real cool guy for talking about this years before it was fashionable.
I didn't think this was a real game when I saw the clips on Twitter. I thought it was someone doing a Petscop style thing now that Pooh is in the public domain.
I’ve seen people say similar things lol. But nope, been around for a couple decades now. Would be a neat idea tho
This is INSANE to me because as a kid, I would watch gameplays of the game. I so VAGUELY remember it. It’s so eerie and creepy how I remember it, I can’t explain it. Find out that other people had this experience is so validating.
I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE TERRIFIED OF THE BATTLE SEQUENCES! I only ever made it to the first battle sequence on pooh's level and would turn off the gamecube in terror once it began
And to think that it’s becoming popular again is crazy to me,loved this game even though it used to freak me out as a kid and had to get my mum to play it for me.
I'm happy to see a video like this for this game. It was a definite part of my childhood, and I was similarly scared of the enemies 😅
It’s crazy how the Silent Hill 2 remake used music from this game. I never played this game as a kid despite being a Winnie the Pooh fan. But I think I’ll try to find a GameCube copy of it.
I saw this after seeing gameplays on here and on twitter and i cant belive i never played this, but this game is crazy how it references silent hill 2. I hope this gets popular.
Piglet's Big Game is Baby's first Bloodborne.
You travel into dreams to hunt Nightmares, after all.
what a well edited and scripted video that I just randomly came across from a nostalgia trip
I appreciate that. I look back at it now and cringe a little at the quality, but I made it with an old Blue Snowball mic and edited it with ShareFactory on the PS4 lol.
Nice to see this game get more attention. I highly doubt this, but I would love a remake or rerelease for this gem. Especially after Epic Mickey got a remake.
Saaaaame
I remember when Disney went nuts rereleasing a buttload of old PC games on Steam and GOG. From _Tron 2.0_ to _Toy Story 3_ to _Bolt._ As well as emulator-wrapped rereleases of some of their classics from the Nintendo and Super Nintendo. Some LucasArts employee must have ended up in an important position after the Lucasfilm buyout. We haven't seen much from them since, likely because there's not much left in their back catalog that would be easy to get running on modern systems, but the _Epic Mickey_ remaster gives me hope that this person is still out there pulling whatever strings they can.
Im coming from twitter, but damn. This soundtrack is very dark for a kids game.
So, I had actually FORGOTTEN about this game. I played it when it first game out back when I was a kid and I totally forgot just how creepy this game was, and it’s probably why I never played too much of it.
I heard someone else say it best, it was Silent Hill for kids.
Thanks for the upload! Happy to now remember this.
This game is a truly terrifying experience
came here from the spongebob video and HOOOO BOY im glad someone's talking about this game. i have no nostalgic connection to this game besides wanting it as a kid and never getting it and playing its sequel rumbly tumbly adventure, but i found myself enjoying this game so much at 22. it's really good at being a kids game and it's good at being a game for adults too. the narration and lack of reading makes it the perfect game for a small child, and it's basically asmr for an adult. i must admit that it's better than rumbly tumbly adventure just simply because of the varied environments and that makes my nostalgia blind self sad but hey!! two games!! woohoo. if you like pbg you should play rta it's less surreal and more grounded if you're into that. more asmr. i also love winnie the pooh and find the whole thing comforting so maybe im biased??? also thank you for mentioning the music i swear to god it's okay ingame but listening to that shit alone is like... what is this shit. why is it so terrifying. anyways yeah i was terrified of bits of rta as a kid so your heffalump and woozle fear wasnt like. unjustified. unless im also a coward idk.
also you didnt mention the post-level sequences where you can revisit levels and chase the heffalumps and woozles and kill them by touching them. it's surprisingly hard at some points because god i suck at chasing things down
Damn, I just realized you beat me to uploading a review of this game by just one day, that's pretty insane.
Solid review though, this game is genius and deserves way more attention than it got!
I actually remember watching your video on it back then. I think I was trying to find a speedrun or something and came across it.
To be honest, I didn't know this game even existed until recently. But I'm surprised that with its unique reputation for being disturbing at times, it hasn't gotten much attention until now.
I’ve always been surprised how little it’s been talked about, even outside of the eerie stuff. People tend to write off licensed games from around then. I guess that was the point of the intro to the video.
Here from twitter lmao, great video!
May not be so forgotten at this time...
I would change it to “Un-Forgotten” but the context of the video wouldn’t make sense anymore 🤣
I remembered playing this game as a kid, it is a fascinating game that has a horror side, but it is very charming and wished I can play it again
CAN SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME WHY THIS GAME IS POPPING UP AGAIN. THIS WAS A FEVER DREAM WHEN I PLAYED IT ON PS2 AND I WAS RACKED FOR PLAYING IT WHYS EVERYONE BLESSING IT NOW 💀💀💀💀
Mainly Twitter discovered how eerie it is at times
Kinda makes me laugh that this game, of all things, share some points with Silent Hill 2.
That Phoenix Studio at the end apparently also tried to pitch Ubisoft a prototype for a Rayman 4 that was rejected in favor of Rayman Raving Rabbids (I'm a bit of a Rayman fan and have known this for years). They also worked on the PSP port of the Peter Jackson's King Kong game and a few games on Ubisoft's Petz series.
Damn i loved the movie as a kid but never knew this game existed
Just found about this game, hopefully this video gets the love it deserves
I never played this but I played RTA as a child and when Pooh's stomach rumbled when entering an area... You KNEW it was getting serious. The enemies terrified me
I got this game like 15 years ago so I was 11 back then & now seeing how popular it is inspired me to play Piglet's Big Game again for the first time in 15 years.
The game looks so good! Most licence games dont have anything near this level of quality and charm so mad props to the developers
Talk about vindication!
This was and still is one of my favorite childhood games. Piglet's Big Game is certainly a hidden gem. I replayed this game after a long time when I set it aside as a kid. I remembered loving it and beating back in the day, so I replayed it and I was mind blown by how creative this game was. I always heard people being afraid of this game when they were kids, but I wasn't really too scared of it since I was into light scary themes. I enjoyed watching Courage the Cowardly Dog back then so that probably got me prepared. My favorite level was Eyore's Dream as I was into haunted levels. Looking back at this game made me really glad I got to experience it during my childhood. Great job with the video. This special game definitely needs to be more well-known to people.
I grew up with this game and i love showing it to friends. Its such a bizarre game. I love how eerie it is.
This game scared me as a kid because of the faces Piglet makes when fighting enemies. I was an Xbox/GameCube kid
youtube recommended this to me and its great, hope your 2025 goes well!
Working to get my ducks in a row. Fingers crossed I can follow through.
Guess what’s no longer forgotten
Rumbly Tumbly Adventure was the one I grew up with
I may not have played this game, but I did play another Winnie the pooh video game made by the same company as a kid which was Rumbly Tumbly Adventure. If I played this one back then, I would've had fun 😀
As a kid, I remember seeing Piglet's big game on store shelves. I was always interested in getting the game as a kid because I love piglet, but I was already burnt out on other terrible license games at the time that I felt it was going to be another cashed in game. I'm so glad to hear that is not the case for Piglets's game and only makes me wish I gave it a chance as a kid.
I would argue a lot of the licensed cartoon games around 2002 to 2004 were better than they are given credit for
The algorithm has blessed you
I’m crying man why the hell did they put piglett into the survival horror world
Geez this game is popping off lol
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Psychonauts has an interactive menu screen, too! It is a bit simpler, but you walk on a brain and open different doors on the brain for the options
don't feel bad the heffalumps and woozles scared me too as a kid the further and further you got into the game. the robot ones especially and i wouldn't play beyond that point
I remembered being scared of a Winnie the Pooh game as a kid and thought I was just silly…
Wow now this game is trending again.
Bro was ahead of the curb by 4 years 😆
Dude I forgot all about this game I thought it was like a dream I had lol
I have moments like that where the media I consumed as a kid feels like a fever dream 😂
This person was so ahead of their time making a video on this game 4 years ago hahaha
ahead of the game by 4 years
Crazy how UA-cam suggest me to watch this review after a 20-year-old game is getting viral
i know this is 3 years old but, quality video. im glad i wasnt the only one who was fucking terrified at times of this game as a kid, i played it recently as an adult and i disagree with "if you're over 10 this game's not for you" cause i still love it
Once a forgotten gym, but now is a forgotten nightmare
buying this game before it falls into speculation. I love this Silent Hill/Yume Nikki entry
this video made me want to purchase this game so i can play it on my ps2! i've been trying to find cute ps2 games, so it's a good opportunity! i love winnie the pooh in general as well, so it makes me happy that this game seems good, regardless of it being aimed for kids! the nostalgic feeling is worth it
Ha, this video was like, 4 years ahead of it's time
I owned the GBA version of this when I was really little; seeing this video, I'm shocked to find out how much the devs strived for parity between the lead platform and handheld versions; I'd have expected the two to differ drastically in mechanics and level design like most multiplatform titles of the era (especially with it being a licensed game for younger audiences), but based on what you showed here, it looks like the GBA version was a direct low-spec recreation; a "de-make", if you prefer. Interesting to see that sort of effort here, of all places. That said, I'd be willing to bet that the main game controled a lot better than the one I grew up with; I remember having really mixed feelings about the game because the GBA version's controls were stiff as hell and Piglet's movement speed was painfully slow.
Anyway, thanks for the trip down memory lane; I was practically raised on 5th and 6th gen licensed games like this, lol. I also enjoyed your Revenge of the Flying Dutchman video, by the way; it was kind of a relief to find out that my multiple PS2 copies refusing to load wasn't due to me having scratched the discs like I'd originally thought as a kid. If I were to offer one point of criticism, though: I'd recommend shortening the amount of time spent discussing/listing specific menu options in the future; it kind of hurts the pacing of the video and doesn't feel all that necessary in understanding the topic as a whole. Regardless, I'm looking forward to seeing more content from you, going forward; I love seeing weird and obscure games revisited from a modern perspective, especially the licensed stuff.
Thanks man and I'll keep that in mind. I wouldn't have discussed the menu as much if I didn't find the mechanics of it interesting. Next time I'll think twice
@@WhoNeedsNormal To be fair, I totally get it; that style of playable menu spaces is an interesting design choice that you don't really see much of outside of that specific era; I just felt like the details could have been condensed a bit. Anyway, cool vids overall!
Yeah I totally understand. Thanks!
Man, you just had to play "The More I Look Inside" over the conclusion. That song still makes me tear up to this day.
If I were to do more videos like this that are more of just an overview and less of the games development, what games would you want to see? I'll always do my best to research the games I cover and try to learn new things about them, but that isn't always possible. Such as with this video.
Scooby Doo Unmasked maybe?
A game I would love to see you look at is the video game for the first Madagascar movie it’s a game I played a ton as a kid and I think it’s better than most people give it credit for most reviews I can find just call it a typical licensed 3D platformer and not much else but I think the game is a hidden gem but who knows maybe I’m just blinded by nostalgia
Downhill Domination for PS2.
never played a horror game. too scared to play any of them. decided to try this one after seeing all the buzz as it doesn't seem to scary
Now it’s trending on Twitter 😭
This video should be getting some new attention now lol. What a strange game!
Oh yeah it is 😂
That was such a sweet video I love your little back story about when you were a little kid that was so cute I love Winnie the Pooh I always have so this was such a treat thank you
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My fave horror game :)
I absolutely despise the fact this game has now skyrocketed in price. Thankfully I found a regional retro store selling it for a reasonable price that didn’t see the meme, not sure if I’d call it a steal or being very lucky 😂
I don't have the game nor have I ever played it, but I'm going to watch a full playthrough of it as soon as I can just to fully understand and see for myself why this game has unsettled people.
I found this vid while going through a playlist of all the “foreboding” ost’s in the game. The unintentional horror is so good, the last time I even got a off putting feeling like that was when I explored the darker areas of subnautica for the first time.
i wonder if the should of included kanga,gophers or christophers robins dreams but that be me being greedy
It's possible they could have planned to do more dreams at some point? Hard to say.
I have this game from when I was little.
First I heard of this game was through twitter but I'm genuinely surprised how much atmosphere this game had, the silent hill and resident evil comparisons are already there but there's a tiny bit of psychonauts in the mix too it's just a really neat combination lol
Pfft, of Course UA-cam recommends me this video now