Test your Star Command knowledge by matching the villains' wanted posters with their descriptions. As with most DVD interactive materials - once you play the games or do the activities, the fact they allow for little or no interaction or change in routine means that you will be forever repeating the sections when you go back to them. The comic book feature again shows how out of touch Disney executives are with the audience - it uses such small type that you need jumbo sized screens to properly read it. The video looks adequate - nothing exciting to report here. The animation quality certainly does not require anything beyond VHS resolution to show it off, that's for sure.
Menus are workmanlike - in particular the art utilized looks cramped and busy.
There is a 5.1 sound mix on this - which is only effectively used in the intro segment that Pixar created for the release. Other than that, the sound isn't much to write home about in the rest of the movie. If you love the Toy Story movies, do yourself a big favor and do everything you can to avoid this one. Visiting the site linked above will display on your screen a form in a new window that you can print out - with instructions on where to return the DVD for your money back. That's a pretty bad deal if you ask me.