description Disney's Tarzan Overview
Disney’s Tarzan is a platform video game adapted from the 1999 film of the same name. Released across PlayStation, Microsoft Windows, Nintendo 64, and Game Boy Color platforms between 1999 and 2000, it was developed by Eurocom Entertainment Software and others. The game’s development involved multiple publishers including Sony Computer Entertainment, Activision, and Digital Eclipse.
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info Disney's Tarzan Specifications
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Year | 1999 |
help Disney's Tarzan FAQ
Who developed Disney's Tarzan and which platforms did it ship on?
Eurocom Entertainment Software developed the main versions of Disney's Tarzan, which were published by Disney Interactive between 1999 and 2000. The game appeared on PlayStation, Microsoft Windows, Nintendo 64, and Game Boy Color.
What gameplay does Disney's Tarzan use besides running and jumping?
The signature mechanic is jungle surfing, where Tarzan slides at speed down branches and vines through the canopy. It also mixes in exploration stages and characters from the 1999 film, like the gorilla Terk, as you play Tarzan growing from boy to adult.
Does the game follow the plot of the 1999 animated movie?
Yes, it retells the film's story across roughly a dozen side-scrolling levels, from Tarzan's childhood with the gorillas to Clayton's arrival and the confrontation at the end. The game draws on the Phil Collins soundtrack that defined the movie, which won an Academy Award for You'll Be in My Heart.
How is the Game Boy Color version of Disney's Tarzan different?
The Game Boy Color release is a separate, simplified adaptation built for the handheld's hardware rather than a direct port of the Eurocom versions. It keeps the side-scrolling platforming and film story but scales down the graphics and level complexity.
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