Customer Reviews

[CD-ROM] Toy Story CD-ROM Game by Disney Interactive, 1996

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Toy Story was an awesome movie. However, is it an awesome cash-in? Actually, the game's pretty good. As Woody, you go through 17 levels that relate to the movie and follow its storyline.

The graphics are as fantastic as its previous Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo counterparts.

The sounds are just as amazing.

The music is incredible. It improved HUGELY upon the previous versions' tunes. In fact, if you don't have VirtualPC or a Windows '95, you can just buy this disc just to get the soundtrack!

The gameplay is also pretty good, but it's always varied, although it's mostly a platform game. Unlike the SNES and Genesis games, the Really Inside the Claw Machine level has been removed and the Genesis level "Day Toy Na" has been added.

However, the game is hard. Although things are easier after beating it once. Thankfully, you can save your game. That is a great inclusion.

The storyline is horribly written in the game. For example: "I'm so mad that I can't see where I'm going!" However, you'd just skip the storyline cutscenes anyway. What? We've all done it.

But overall, this is a great game for the PC library that you should probably own. If you don't like how it can't play on newer computers, try and download VirtualPC so you can play it on an emulated version of the Windows '95 computer.

Looooooooooved this game when I was a kid, back in 2000. Eh, too bad I can't play it now

Since I have XP, I had to play this on Virtual PC. But this game is far superior to it's console siblings. The music is the freaking best part, its way more live then the others (granted, those where 16-bit renditions). If you like toy story,have windows 95 or virtual pc, then this is a MUST buy.

We weren't able to play this game on our main computer because we didn't have windows 95, since it is an older game. And the info that we read about it didn't specify this, it only said "for windows".

I wish I knew if this game was fun or not. Unfortunately it is not compatible with anything newer than Windows 2000. I was unable to get my computer to recognize the CD. Admittedly, this could be user-error. I have not been able to find a newer version of this game as of yet, but when/if I do, I will update this review.