Toy Story 3: The Video Game PS2 - PlayStation 2

Grandson loves playing this game

My 3 year old recently started wanting to play the PS2 so I wanted to find some age appropriate games easy enough for him to play without getting too frustrated. He loves this game and I do too. It's hard enough that I have to help him through a lot of stuff but he still has fun with it. I think it will be a game he will enjoy for many years. He can go back and play levels as many times as he wants. The Buzz mini games are probably his favorite to play or the Aliens. We bought this game for him and it was exactly what I was looking for. As as an added bonus it's actually fun for me too.

while toy story 3 for ps2 is an easy game, it was very entertaining, and relaxing. Sometimes you want to play something that doesn't involve shooting,fighting, etc. if you want a title that you can just sit back and relax while playing, this is it. While the game is short, replaying the levels in order to beat the time, or to break all the blocks adds replay value. The lack of a toybox mode is no big deal since there are more levels then the other console versions. plus the game has in game trophies similar to ps3/xbox trophies/achievements. Also the woody round up missions was very attractive/fun, not to mention stylish because of its black and white presentation.

The page is quite fun to play. It is very entertaining. But I got disappointed when I was looking at the package and I notice the seller, obviously, put a barcode label under something that was printed on the actual package. And I can see it reads under it "NOT FOR RESALE". So that is disappointing. That is the reason why I am giving this a 3 stars, more than the game too the seller WHOLESALE OUTLET, who I will write a review also.

My kid is 3 years old and he loves this game, he wants to play it all the time. Now I'm thinking of hiding the games because he wants to play all the time which is not good for him. I should've thought of that before.This is his first game; at first it was hard for him he kept asking for help. He's now gotten fairly good at I'm impress on how much he could do, but he still ask for help on the hard parts. Overall it a good game; my kid likes it. But I think he spends too much time on it.

My son is 5 and really enjoys playing the game. He prefers multi-player games so that his dad or friends can play with him, but he enjoys this and I help him out when he reaches a bind. The game has repetitive gameplay and the goals do not really change in the main story mode. However, you can unlock other modes which help vary gameplay. The best part is that you never die and can keep going and trying. For folks 10yrs and older, this may be too easy for them, but this is perfect for the 5/6/7 crowd getting into gaming.

Disney.

I dusted off my old PS2 that was in the closet and hooked up for my 6 year old. I wasn't comfortable with him playing all my shoot em' up games, so he was limited to just a few sports and racing games that I had in my old collection. I saw this game online at a very low price and picked it up for him. He loves it, and dad spends hours playing with him also. I recommend to anyone who has a child that is a big fan of all these Disney movies.