Party Time with Winnie the Pooh
Pooh and friends search for treasure in a board-game adventure.
Party Time with Winnie the Pooh, released in 2001, is a party video game developed by Doki Denki for the PlayStation. It was published by Electronic Arts in the United States and by Sony Computer Entertainment in Europe, with a Windows version released by Disney Interactive. The game was later made available as a PlayStation Classic for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable via the PlayStation Store on 13 September 2009.
Quick Facts
- Developer
- Doki Denki
- Genre
- Party
- Series
- Winnie the Pooh
- Platforms
- PlayStation, Microsoft Windows
- Modes
- Single-player, multiplayer
- Released
- 2001 (NA); 23 November 2001 (EU)
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Did You Know?
- The gameplay is similar to Nintendo's Mario Party franchise.
- Minigames include Tigger's Thunder and Frightening, Rabbit's Roller Racers, Piglet's Pumpkin Hunt, Owl's Fruit 'n' Hoot and Pooh's Pinball Party.
Plot
The adventure kicks off when Pooh steps out of Rabbit’s home carrying a honey pot. Tigger leaps onto Pooh, but his head becomes wedged inside the pot until Pooh, Rabbit, Piglet, and Roo manage to free him. A scrap of paper is found stuck to the back of Tigger’s head, and Owl identifies it as a treasure map. Before anyone can figure out where it leads, Gopher accidentally gets glued to the map and dashes off while being chased by a furious swarm of bees. Realizing Gopher has taken the map, Pooh and his friends give chase. They eventually catch up and peel the map off Gopher’s back, but then a flying heffalump forces them to flee. After a long pursuit, the group hides in a cave until the heffalump vanishes. Once it is gone, they proceed to a skull-shaped cavern where the treasure chest is supposedly located. As they enter, Gopher warns that the cavern is collapsing and they must hurry to reach the chest. They navigate the crumbling sections and find the chest, which turns out to be filled with several pots of honey. Pooh is overjoyed, while the others are disappointed. Later, Pooh wakes up in Rabbit’s house and realizes the entire escapade was just a dream. As he leaves, he tells Rabbit about the dream, and the game concludes.
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