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• gamedeal user

  Feb 28, 2015

  READ THIS REVIEW BEFORE PURCHASING, PLEASE I have purchased this game for the Nintendo Wii, the Xbox 360, and now the PC via Steam, and I feel confident in saying that the Xbox 360 version is hands-down the best version of the game, and that the version sold on Steam is hands-down the worst version for a number of reasons, which I will now give to you: First of all, right after download, the game WON'T WORK FOR YOU. I cannot stress this emphatically enough: IT WILL NOT WORK. The game requires "Games For Windows Marketplace," a completely unrelated and obscure Microsoft download (not normally included in Windows) to be running, and then if the stars align the file MIGHT start up (after starting three times in a row for me, the fourth time it decided that it was done). This is pretty frustrating for what is essentially a kids' game. IF (and that's a pretty big "if") you get the game running, the second major issue is controller support. The Steam description touts "Full controller support," but this is not entirely accurate or true. I am using a wireless Xbox 360 controller with a USB dongle, which works flawlessly on all of the dozens of games in my library which were released after 2008 -- but not this one. The game has trouble recognizing that a controller is present, and seems to forget that one is connected quite frequently. Again, when the stars align and you do have the game running and the controller working, it does finally begin to resemble the Xbox 360 game in terms of playability, even if the game is not coded to display the Xbox 360 buttons, instead opting to show generic controller buttons (for example, the yellow "Y" 360 button is mapped to a gray "1"). This in itself is not that big of a deal, but it isn't good for young children using the Microsoft product. I honestly wish I could tell you more about the gameplay, but the chances are that you'll never see it which is a shame (although a little "floaty," the game is worth it for the "Woody's Round-up" segment alone, which rewards exploration and quests with a lot of genuinely fun unlockable content). This version is a complete waste of money and time. If you already own an Xbox 360 and are looking for something to play with a child, or just want a good, solid light-hearted game, buy the Xbox 360 version, which has great visuals and two-player splitscreen co-op in a world filled with quests, upgrades and exploration. If you have no friends and hate yourself, check out the Wii version, which omits 2-player and replaces good old-fashioned button presses with wildly unpredictable waggling motion controls. As for the Steam version... This Steam version is only for three types of people: 1.) Software developers who enjoy figuring out why a program doesn't work and Rube-Goldberging a solution 2.) Conscientious software pirates who want to own a legitimate copy of the game they torrented before the government finds them 3.) Richard Pryor in the movie "Brewster's Millions" (I feel this last one is self-explanatory, but in case you haven't seen it, he has to spend one million dollars in a very limited time on in order to win a larger inheritance, the rub being that at the end of the time alotted he has to have nothing to show for it, which descrbes this game perfectly). Everyone else should just avoid it at all costs. UPDATE 02/28/2019: Since I have posted this, after getting the game to run a few times it now opens for me every time (weird, right). I have not had to re-install it, and it works perfectly fine. HOWEVER... I tried playing it with my youngest nephew (he's four), and here's the rub: We spent an hour trying to play the game together in "Toy Box" mode, with no luck. Unlike the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of the game, this one apparently lacks simultaneous split-screen play in the "Toy Box" mode (like the dreaded Wii version). The "Story" part of the game still lets you play with two players, but as most people who have gotten this game to work will tell you, the "Toy Box" is incredibly fun, especially when you're enjoying it with a young gamer (as the "Story" mode gets pretty hard towards the end), and not having that mode to play with another person with is a crushing disappointment. If you can figure out how to run it, can get it going, and don't mind playing with yourself, go for it. If you're trying to enjoy it with a youngster, I still don't recommended it (get the Xbox 360 or PS3 version instead).
• gamedeal user

  Aug 1, 2020

  woody gave me an erection
• gamedeal user

  Jan 28, 2020

  If you say this game is bad you are OBJECTIVELY WRONG
• gamedeal user

  Jul 6, 2022

  Please read this review to the end before you buy this game on Steam. Or if you don't wanna read all this, get this game on PS3 or Xbox 360, not on the Wii or PC. Toy Story 3 is an amazing game. I got it on PS3 as a kid and I absolutely loved it. It was one of very few games my sister would willingly play with me. We always loved going through the tea level and goofed around in the toy box. Even after playing the game again several years later, it still holds up incredibly well. If you have a PS3 or an Xbox 360, I'd consider getting this game. Unfortunately, I cannot say the same for the Wii and PC ports of this game. The Wii port has much lower quality models, and the toy box has been ruined and is only a fraction of what it used to be. And the PC version is just a port of the lower quality Wii version. It's still fun, but it's nowhere near as fun as it was on the PS3 and Xbox 360. I could go in great detail about every change this port has from the original, but that would take way too long. You can find a video on Youtube explaining why the Wii/PC port is of lesser quality yourself if you're interested. In conclusion, this is a great game despite being a licensed game, and I highly recommend it for both young and old audiences. However, I cannot recommend you get the PC or Wii versions, as it is far from the best experience you can have of this game. If you discovered this game while looking around on the Steam store, get it on the PS3 or Xbox 360 instead. You'll have a much greater time.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 6, 2022

  Got an update over 10 years after release to add 1080p and controller support, 10/10.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 20, 2023

  many sex scenes
• gamedeal user

  Feb 12, 2023

  Only play this if you never played a console version and dont want to pirate it. its only good if you have no other options to play. just buy this for an available console if you have it. some small details like sounds here ans there are removed as well as some missions are made more unclear due to swapped textures that make key doors not stood out. you cant even see or observe a controlled patrolling buzz in the night time daycare section yet theres still dialogue to watch out for the absent npc. sandbox mode which is the best part, got nerfed the most, customization is worse and more restrictive, a lot of quests are just missing, it feels incomplete, Bo is just completely gone, parts of the map is missing, way too little towns folk so finding and customizing them for missions is unnecessarily hard- like i said, only get this if you have no experience with this game before hand. this game though i will say is a cute little novelty till you realize you could of had it better. also the screenshots they use are misleading, the games more low quality than this in reality. those captures are most likely from a console i do recommend this if you want to see another example of Disney being a soulless corporation as usual, then this game is great
• gamedeal user

  Feb 15, 2023

  childhood game. fun.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 14, 2014

  One of my favorite games of all time, but on the PC they should upgrade to 1080p plus unlock the fps it's locked at 50 sadly. Kinda of sad to hear rumors say it was ported from the Wii version :( 6/10 but I think it can be a 10/10 if they fix those ideas I listed above.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 30, 2022

  not the same game from the ps3, half of the content in the sandbox mode is cut