This prevents the game from being too linear and, more importantly, keeps players from feeling frustrated when they get stuck. Unfortunately, there are other sources of frustration. Even though the levels that have been unlocked save nicely onto the memory card, tasks completed on an unfinished level do not. Another of the game's vexing problems is the camera work. Buzz's chase camera often lags behind or spins around unpredictably, making the poor Space Ranger tough to control at times.
Games based on hit movies are frequently a bit disappointing.
Playing them often feels like playing just another old game that's been stapled to a franchise and whisked off to the stores in time for opening night at the multiplex. Toy Story 2 is not one of those jalopies. My favorite thing about this game is that after a few hours of playing, my crummy little studio apartment seemed a whole lot more spacious.