- #TV TROPES TOY STORY 3 MOVIE#
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Buzz can then ride the balloon towards the trash can. Balloonacy: In "Allies and Gullies", Buzz must turn on a fan that will blow a balloon towards a Pizza Planet Token standing atop a trash can.In the fourteenth level, "Tarmac Trouble", Buzz fights Blacksmith on top of a rainy control tower.In the sixth level, "Slime Time", Buzz fights the Slime Monster in a rainy alley.In the fifth level, "Alleys and Gullies", Buzz fights the Clown Top on a rainy rooftop.This means you can’t collect two of the missing ducks and also can’t defeat the Clown Top boss, meaning Buzz can only leave with three tokens at best from the level on a first try (Hamm’s coins, Slinky’s challenge, and the balloon puzzle are all accessible to complete).
Notably, the upper portion of “Alleys and Gulleys” is inaccessible until you get the grappling hook from a latter level.
Backtracking: Some objectives require the use of special power-ups that must first be unlocked on certain levels by retrieving one of Mr. Back for the Finale: Stinky Pete, Gunslinger and Blacksmith all return as opponents for the final level, Prospector Showdown. Awesome, but Impractical: Buzz's charged Spin Attack is extremely powerful, but needs to be charged first and leaves Buzz dizzy and vulnerable for a few seconds after it ends. #TV TROPES TOY STORY 3 MANUAL#
All There in the Manual: If you don’t watch the movie, you can read the game’s manual to understand why Prospector is the Final Boss dead-set on stopping Woody from leaving, as it sums up the story of the film for your convenience. Advertised Extra: Zurg is on the cover of the game suggesting he's the Big Bad, but he only features as a boss of a single level before the final quarter of levels. Stinky Pete now has two cronies in the Blacksmith and Gunslinger all three team up to fight Buzz for the final stage of the game. #TV TROPES TOY STORY 3 FULL#
The Buzz Lightyear aisle seen in Al's Toy Barn was expanded into a full space-themed section called Al's Space Land. Buzz goes through a construction site and several back alleys before arriving at Al's Toy Barn. Andy's House has a fully explorable garage, attic and basement. Adaptation Expansion: Many of the characters and locations in the game were created specifically for it and not shown in the movie. In the game, he only appears as part of a boss fight that Andy's Buzz wins and doesn't reappear afterwards. In the movie, Utility Belt Buzz fought and defeated Buzz in a fight, but ultimately retained his heroic (albeit delusional) nature and helped the rest of the gang find Woody. For some reason, Rex, Hamm, Bullseye and the green men serve as enemies in the Game Boy Color version. Adaptational Name Change: Utility Belt Buzz is called "Buzz Lightyear Buggy". Zurg is somehow capable of levitating himself. Stinky Pete is immune to the above lasers and can create fissures with his pickaxe. #TV TROPES TOY STORY 3 MOVIE#
He can also fly (albeit only when exiting a level) and fall from any distance without suffering Fall Damage, while movie Buzz pointedly couldn't fly and lost his arm from a single fall.
Buzz's lasers are actually functional here, allowing him to destroy every enemy on his path. Each action stage has five objectives to complete Collect 50 coins for Hamm, find five objects or characters hidden across the level, participate in an event that involves either racing against someone or clearing a goal within a time limit, defeat a mini-boss located in the level, and clear a hidden objective, such as solving a puzzle. There are five worlds, each having two action stages and one boss stage. To progress through the game, Buzz has to collect Pizza Planet tokens, which can be obtained from completing challenges from his friends. 
The game stars Buzz Lightyear in his quest to rescue Woody, who has been kidnapped by Al McWhiggin (of Al's Toy Barn fame) at a garage sale.
#TV TROPES TOY STORY 3 PC#
Ports for the Sega Dreamcast and PC were released one year later, and an eight-bit version was developed by Tiertex Design Studios and published by THQ for the Game Boy Color in 1999. A Licensed Game based on the movie, Toy Story 2, developed by Traveller's Tales and published by Activision and Disney Interactive Studios for the PlayStation and Nintendo 64 in 1999.
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