My mother in law bought this game, Toy Story Mania, for my son for Christmas becuase he loves the films and she wanted to get him something he'd like and I must say the game was a hit! The characters from the film, Buzz, Woody, Jessie and the Little Green Soldiers act out a little skit at the beginning of the game while it's loading and my son thinks it's great, then the game begins. First you have to type your name in using the type writer which is fairly hard to control, so especially while my son was getting used to using the controller I had to help him with this, but now he has the hang of it. The game them takes you to different options - ...  Read the complete review

Toy Story Mania is a target shooting game for the Wii console. It is based on an attraction at Disneyworld, where riders wear 3d glasses and have to play a succession of target based games. The makers of this game have used the original games from the ride and added a few more to create a fun family game for 4 players. The game also comes with 2 pairs of 3D glasses (the green and red versions), so that you can play certain games in 3D. The game incorporates the Wii remote for targetting and shooting. No nunchuk is needed for these games. It is very simple to get started, and the game starts with a cute Toy Story animation of all the characters preparing ...  Read the complete review

We bought this for the Wii as we'd been out in Walt Disney World Florida in March 2009 and Midway Toy Story Mania was one of our favourite rides (a bit hit with everybody, if the queues were anything to go by). Obviously you don't expect a Wii game to replicate a $$$ theme park attraction, but you always hope, don't you? You use your Wii remote to fire at targets, throw hoops over targets etc. and score points. Each game has particular goals, told to you by Buzz Lightyear. This is one of the irritations of the game for me, as the goals come up on the screen all together, so you dutifully read through all of them carefully and try to commit them to memory. ...  Read the complete review