Disney Hot Shots: Disney's Tarzan Jungle Tumble

Disney Hot Shots: Disney's Tarzan Jungle Tumble (1999)

by Disney Interactive
Genres:Arcade
Story:A rip-roaring romp through the jungle. Use speed, skill and strategy to help Tarzan navigate three devious obstacle courses while avoiding his enemies.
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