Players will enjoy the variety of puzzle/platformer mechanics under the vise of your favorite Toy Story characters, Buzz Lightyear and Woody the Cowboy. Even more surprising, the gameplay on each level is pretty engaging. They are actually really well thought out and make gameplay flow nicely. What players will find shocking upfront is the controls are far from the usual chunkiness we'd expect. Naturally, the narrative is loosely based on the Toy Story 3 plot, with core points translated into playable levels. As it turns out, this offering is better than expected. But it could be interesting considering that they would have had a long time to learn the ins and outs of developing a better movie game.
Disney/Pixar Toy Story 3 has low expectations. What's interesting about this film game is it comes about a decade after the release of the previous one. Since it's a guaranteed moneymaker, it's easy to think that the game will offer the bare minimum of palatable gameplay. However, previous foray's into games accompanying colossal releases tend to be, let's say, average at best. It's annoying having to be so cynical about film games, especially since Toy Story 3 wasn't a bad movie.
A movie video game where we have an entirely low expectations given it looks made to suck as much money out of the actual film release as possible. That's right, here we have Disney/Pixar Toy Story 3. How do we know that a film game is earmarked for critical failure? The fact that it gets such a widespread release on consoles that we've never even heard of existing.
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