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Tarzan
Background Data
Published By: Sony, Take 2, and GS Software Developed By: Disney Interactive / Eurocom Released: June 29th, 1999
Barcode: See Trivia PSRM: See Trivia ID Tag: See Trivia
CDs: 1 Players: 1 ESRB: Everyone (Animated Violence)
Accessories: Memory (1 Block), Analog, Vibration Size: 454 Megs Digital Press Rarity: 1 out of 10

Description
     Welcome to the Jungle

     Overcome the jungle's most dangerous perils in this action-packed adventure. Relive Tarzan's journey through life from a headstrong youth to a courageous adult. Interact with unique characters, ride on elephants, solve challenging puzzles, and surf on trees. Master the moves of this ultimate jungle hero.

Review
     A surprisingly good game from the movie genre. Each of the 13 levels feature minor style changes in the game play that keep the disc from getting stale early on. The replacement voice actors are almost spot on, and you can even adjust the sounds too your leisure.

     Not a bad little ditty from Eurocom, and well worth the $7 or so it now commands in the used market.

 

 Trivia
  • Like it's sibling Bug's Life, Tarzan has 4 release variants.
    • Original = SCUS - 94456 / PSRM - 013770
    • Greatest Hits = SCUS - 94456 / PSRM - 013770
    • Take Two = SLUS - 01537 / 025160
    • Collector's Edition = SLUS - 01537CE / PSRM - 025164


  • Phil Collins is mentioned in the Special Thanks. Three of his songs are used in the game.


  • The Collector's Edition featured Tarzan, Tigger's Honey Hunt, and Bug's Life.

Greatest Hits
     This title was released as a Greatest Hits under Sony's release sku.


Variations / Misprints
     Tarzan's non-Sony variants are the Collector's Edition and Take Two re-release after it originally went Greatest Hits. GS Software is actually a Take Two company, hence the same PSRM and SLUS information.

Above: The Take Two versus Sony version. Below: The CE Edition.

 

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