Review
     A rather interesting 3 pack of games. A Bug's Life and Tarzan can be a tad rough in areas, due to an overabundance of enemies. Tigger's Honey Hunt on the other hand is extremely easy since there's so little chance of Tigger actually 'losing' in the game.

    In effect, the set could almost be considered a 3 step process into teaching children how to understand 3D. Tigger's Honey Hunt only contains movement form left to right, and up and down. In Tarzan you can move both left to right and front to back in separate levels, where Bug's Life provides a full 3D environment.

     Oddly enough, I liked Tigger's the best. :)

Enclosures
     Here are all 3 CDs removed from the package.

• There seems to be a common theme among several Collector's Editions. That being there are usually 2 Greatest Hits games and 1 regular release in each bundle. EA's Action Series, Army Men Gold, and now this one all follow suit. I'm sure more will continue the trend...
  
  
• There are two Disney's Collector's Editions. This is considered the "Kids" version due to the inclusion of Tigger, where the other version is considered the "Kids to Adult" release. 
  
  
• Tigger's Honey Hunt is the only game not based on a movie.



• A Bug's Life and Tarzan have an odd release history. Sony released both original versions, and then re-released them as Greatest Hits. Later, Take 2 would buy the rights and re-re-release them again as regular versions. See each game's specific page for details.
  
  
• Tigger isn't farting in that screenshot...he just collected some honey pots and they're mid-disappearing. I love unintentional visuals like that.



• Here's the ID information:
  • Tigger's Honey Hunt = SLUS - 01536CE / PSRM - 025154
  • Tarzan = SLUS = 01537CE / PSRM - 025164
  • Bugs's Life = SLUS - 01538CE / PSRM - 025174