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Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue!

1999 · Nintendo 64 · PC (Microsoft Windows) · PlayStation · Dreamcast · Platform · Adventure

71IGDB player score
139 ratings

Previously Take

That 71 average hides a game its 139 fans would defend to the death. Adventure in the classic sense: kids, forward momentum, and places worth seeing. Best experienced alone, preferably with nowhere to be. From 1999, back when games shipped finished.

About this game

Woody has been stolen from the bedroom, ready to be sold to the highest bidder by an evil toy collector. It's up to good friend Buzz Lightyear to fight his way through from the bedroom to the outside world in order to save Woody from the toy market and bring him home. All of the character from the 3D animated movie appear through-out the side scroller to help Buzz get to where he is needed. Along with the use of his cannon, Buzz can jump to hard to reach places, also useful in collecting the hidden coins that open bonus levels.

The game's plot follows that of the film pretty closely and like the film begins with the kidnapping of Woody by evil collector Al McWhiggin outside of Andy's house. The game then follows Buzz Lightyear and his companions as they set out to rescue the captured cowboy as the traverse the nearby neighborhood, Al's Toy Barn, Al's penthouse and finally the airport terminal and tarmac at the film's end.

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Game facts

Release date

Nov 16, 1999

Developer

Traveller's Tales

Publisher

Activision, Gradiente

Platforms

Nintendo 64, PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation, Dreamcast

Genres

Platform, Adventure

Themes

Action, Kids

Game modes

Single player

Franchise

Toy Story, Pixar

Perspective

First person, Third person

Critic score

65 / 100 (1 reviews)

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