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To Infinity and Beyond, its Toy Story 2 .
It hasn’t been since the days of the Sega Megadrive, that a Disney game has delivered the goods. However from the moment I picked up Toy Story 2, I am pleased to say that I haven’t put it down. Toy Story 2 puts you in the shoes of "Buzz Lightyear" everyone’s favourite Disney character (Well at least my favourite). The objective of the game is to explore the lush 3D environments, many taken straight from the movie, along your way you'll meet characters from the movie (Such as Mr Potato Head), who will give you tasks to complete in order to win a "Pizza Planet Token". After you collect enough Pizza Planet tokens, you’ll be allowed to progress to the next level. This is perhaps the beauty of the game, not all the Tokens need to be collected in order to progress to the next level. This means that the hardest tasks do not need to be completed by kids, in order to complete the game; while still presenting a challenge for adult gamers.
The game follows the plot of the film closely, plus as an added bonus for every level completed you’ll get to see a video clip taken straight from the movie. The game is worth buying for the clips alone, most are funny, but some are just hilarious!
This game grips you from start to finish, and is a must buy for 3D platform fans and fans of the film alike. A gem of a game, suitable for children and adults, plus you can pick it up for a mere £22.99 on PC. Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue!
It hasn’t been since the days of the Sega Megadrive, that a Disney game has delivered the goods. However from the moment I picked up Toy Story 2, I am pleased to say that I haven’t put it down. Toy Story 2 puts you in the shoes of "Buzz Lightyear" everyone’s favourite Disney character (Well at least my favourite). The objective of the game is to explore the lush 3D environments, many taken straight from the movie, along your way you'll meet characters from the movie (Such as Mr Potato Head), who will give you tasks to complete in order to win a "Pizza Planet Token". After you collect enough Pizza Planet tokens, you’ll be allowed to progress to the next level. This is perhaps the beauty of the game, not all the Tokens need to be collected in order to progress to the next level. This means that the hardest tasks do not need to be completed by kids, in order to complete the game; while still presenting a challenge for adult gamers.
The game follows the plot of the film closely, plus as an added bonus for every level completed you’ll get to see a video clip taken straight from the movie. The game is worth buying for the clips alone, most are funny, but some are just hilarious!
This game grips you from start to finish, and is a must buy for 3D platform fans and fans of the film alike. A gem of a game, suitable for children and adults, plus you can pick it up for a mere £22.99 on PC. Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue!
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To Infinity and Beyond, its Toy Story 2 .
It hasn’t been since the days of the Sega Megadrive, that a Disney game has delivered the goods. However from the moment I picked up Toy Story 2, I am pleased to say that I haven’t put it down. Toy Story 2 puts you in the shoes of "Buzz Lightyear" everyone’s favourite Disney character (Well at least my favourite). The objective of the game is to explore the lush 3D environments, many taken straight from the movie, along your way you'll meet characters from the movie (Such as Mr Potato Head), who will give you tasks to complete in order to win a "Pizza Planet Token". After you collect enough Pizza Planet tokens, you’ll be allowed to progress to the next level. This is perhaps the beauty of the game, not all the Tokens need to be collected in order to progress to the next level. This means that the hardest tasks do not need to be completed by kids, in order to complete the game; while still presenting a challenge for adult gamers.
The game follows the plot of the film closely, plus as an added bonus for every level completed you’ll get to see a video clip taken straight from the movie. The game is worth buying for the clips alone, most are funny, but some are just hilarious!
This game grips you from start to finish, and is a must buy for 3D platform fans and fans of the film alike. A gem of a game, suitable for children and adults, plus you can pick it up for a mere £22.99 on PC. Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue!
It hasn’t been since the days of the Sega Megadrive, that a Disney game has delivered the goods. However from the moment I picked up Toy Story 2, I am pleased to say that I haven’t put it down. Toy Story 2 puts you in the shoes of "Buzz Lightyear" everyone’s favourite Disney character (Well at least my favourite). The objective of the game is to explore the lush 3D environments, many taken straight from the movie, along your way you'll meet characters from the movie (Such as Mr Potato Head), who will give you tasks to complete in order to win a "Pizza Planet Token". After you collect enough Pizza Planet tokens, you’ll be allowed to progress to the next level. This is perhaps the beauty of the game, not all the Tokens need to be collected in order to progress to the next level. This means that the hardest tasks do not need to be completed by kids, in order to complete the game; while still presenting a challenge for adult gamers.
The game follows the plot of the film closely, plus as an added bonus for every level completed you’ll get to see a video clip taken straight from the movie. The game is worth buying for the clips alone, most are funny, but some are just hilarious!
This game grips you from start to finish, and is a must buy for 3D platform fans and fans of the film alike. A gem of a game, suitable for children and adults, plus you can pick it up for a mere £22.99 on PC. Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue!