For those of you still searching for the last chicken in Level 7, here's where you will find it (but you need the Hover Boots first from Level 13): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-iVRii68k60M.html
@@GameGamer I understand. Also this RU-vidr name GeneralSecura and he played Disney Dinosaur on the PS2 and thanks to him, he talk over the movie scenes to avoid copyright strikes.
thatas the best thing about gaming as kid. u believe in things that are simply not there. i tried doing same also in the first spyro and bugs bunny taz timebusters
With so many old games I used to get lost in the background art and listen to the level music. Ape Escape's Dark Ruin level was my all time favorite to do that on. I'd stop playing just to look out into the distance, and listen to the music. I haven't gamed in years so I can't tell if that's still a quality apart of new games, but there room for big imagination and a spirit behind a lot of classics.
The way they made the first level house able to be explored from the basement to the attic, and then made level 2 the backyard all the way up to the top of the tree made the world feel so huge.
@@mixmix4307 There is nothing negative in brunos comment, he is kinda stating the truth. Lets be honest here, we all ended up here because of nostalgia and not because this game was revolutionary
Toy Story 2, Monsters Inc, Tarzan, Crash Bandicoot, Spyro. Those are 5 legendary games that came to my mind first, compare them to the games nowadays, nothing gets close to how much fun these games brought to my childhood 😭
Thats the thing. None of those games had the graphics today's games had. But man were they fun. Most of today's games however, as good as their graphics were, try to be too realistic and not with an element to be whacky enough like a video game should.
Bro, I haven’t seen that game in AGES. My little brother was obsessed with it when it came out. 36 years old and I’m actually crying, remembering the days when games were simple AF, but still fun AF. Where did the time go?! 🤣😭
@RazsorFang97 Nice Childlike Memories we can be happy to have some of them still time went by now it's different much different i will probably redownload some old games EMULATOR wins!!
The robot in the first level always scared me to death, and the battle music it would suddenly play made it worse. My dad would help me out with the game a lot. It was very fun though and despite it not being a very open-world game, it still felt adventurous! The slime/trash monster was scary too... Okay the whole game was actually pretty scary at times...
That slime monster in level 6 scared me sh*tless as a kid because back then he was so difficult for me to beat. You had to shoot him A LOT of times before he got to you in order to cause damage, and that was difficult as a kid. A few years ago I bought the digital download for PS3 and, once again, I was scared sh*tless to face him because I felt like I absolutely had to beat him on the first try. I was about 25 years old xD
i was scared shitless when i came up to the attic and this robot was just chillin there but when i got on the platform thingy he lunged at me.. gosh the memories
Don’t really know how to explain it but watching this play through makes me feel really satisfied and fulfilled for some reason. I got this game when I was 4 years old back when it first released as an absolute toy story nut as a kid! So this game was a must, hearing all the sounds just makes me so happy. I guess that truly is the feeling of nostalgia
Andy's mom: "oh dear I hope I didn't leave the oven on!" Andy's house: drills and buzzsaws are going off in the garage, one of the appliances in the kitchen is leaking as well as the stovetop being on at full blast, the basement has TOXIC GREEN SLUDGE leaking in from a pipe, Among other things. Yes you did leave the stove on, you have a baby and a young son living with you even.
I just watched Toy Story 4 today, I was emotional. Then I remember I used to play this game for hours on end when I was a teenager. I just want to play it one more time. I'm like Woody, parting with my childhood and goes into adulthood.
I played Toy Story for the SNES, Toy Story 2 for the PS1 and Toy Story 3 for the X360/PS3 and they are all excellent games. I'm sad that Toy Story 4 will not get a tie-in game like the others :(
I bought this game as a digital download for my PS3 and I love it just as much (if not more than) as twenty years ago. I'm 31 now and this game still kicks ass.
I think this was the most nostalgic playthrough video I've made to this day. I'd lie if I did not call this game a timeless classic! Btw I'm sorry for not including the return to Level 7 for the last chicken. You need the Hover Boots which you get on Level 13, and the last chicken is in the same room as Rex.
Yeah I finally finished this game and 100%. Didn't even do that in my childhood. Luckily I also recorded it too and gonna upload it. Would love to see this game modernised.
This brings back so many memories from when i was 6 years old. I could never get past level 5, i could probably now but i've not had the game for 17 years it's long gone. Good to look back though.
Alejandro Cruz Parra Alejandro Cruz Parra All the levels after 5 are new to me. Apart from level 11, for some reason i remember parts of that like the train room. My dad must have been playing.
You had it rough I couldn't pass level 10 those electric swings were hard for me to pass through, I kinda gave up on it, but sadly the version I had was a Nintendo 64 rental from BlockBuster... wished I could play it again, but it's good to see some nostalgia, and see how the game ended, level 6 was tough to pass but got through it
I used to play this game when I was 7 years old. 7 years old man.. I still remember everything. Even though I never got passed the part where you had to mix colors lol
Believe it or not this game was how I found out about the Toy Story franchise and ultimately fell in love with the movies. I was around 8 or 9 at that time and my brother had given me some cash to go and pick 1 ps1 game of my choice and for some reason the cover for this game stood out so I chose it. And believe me it was the best decision of my life. Not only is this game a wonderful experience but it made me love the Toy Story franchise and regard it as my number 1 disney pixar movie of all time.
Kudos to the level designers for being so creative. I genuinely believe this game helped to foster creative thinking in me, when I was a child. I kept thinking how all of my real life surroundings could be used as levels.
Yes we all do. Everyone who played this game fullest is able to see Buzz Lightyear running around jumping and climbing, and think about where pizza planet tokens,Hamm,Rex,Slinky dog,mr potatohead are.
One night I heard my wife playing TS2 at 3:00am. It was and is the only video game she has ever played. Our entire family loved it. The only thing we were disappointed in was the ending after beating the final boss. All of us were "What?..."
I distinctly remember loving the bit where you flood AL’s penthouse by running the tap for 3 seconds and casually drowning ham in the bath who does not react at all to being submerged at the bottom of the tub.
I miss being a kid...I used to come home from school and play this everyday after dinner. This games graphics were insane for its time and now we've got games that look like real life. Absolutely crazy
Man, this was one of my FAVORITE computer games as a little girl! My little bro and I would take turns playing the game while our father either watched or helped out. We’d laugh at all the shenanigans onscreen, defeat bosses together, and just have a grand ol’ time. The last level we played together was the one where we had to defeat Zurg - and at the time, neither of us could figure out how to beat him! It was so hard! It wasn’t until years later that we finally figured it out, and it was only when my brother picked up the game again that we finally beat Zurg and finished what we started…. MAN, those were fun times! 😂😭
One of my favorite childhood games. I got this game in 2004-ish when I was 5 or 6 and played it a lot. I remember being stuck on the first level for a long time because I didn't know that to get to the next level you just needed to go back to the menu and select level two. I thought you needed to complete some objective or find some path from level 1-2, so after I collected all pizza planet tokens in level 1 I kept exploring the level for ages figuring out what I needed to do to get to the next level. When I was 16 I couldn't find the game in my house so I re-bought it and enjoyed my memories as a little kid. I replayed it yet again as a 22-year old (23 now) and still loved it, and felt very sad due to the nostalgia.
Love this game to bits but it was a childhood nightmare fest, took me years to beat it just because it scared the shit out of me. That bat/kite thing on level 2 started it all, thing was terrifying especially after it did the spinning thing. Eventually after months of stalling I got my dad to beat the bat for me, then i up against the the jackhammer thing on the construction level, made me stop playing for a while again but eventually managed to beat it. Then the Slime thing was the worst, made me completely stop playing for 2 years. Eventually I managed to beat it and the game after a long while. This game was fucking terrifying for me as a child but I love it.
This was one of the first games I ever played and my dad played it with me for the first 3 levels or so. I was born in 1993 so and we watched the movies constantly in my house. This game is such a wonderful little gem.
Sound effects and the total atmosphere of the game in this video is bare nostalgic. Thanks to this I can show my 8 year old Fortnite obsessed nephew what games we had the privilege to play as kids,. None of this pay to win craps, games were actually made to play and enjoy back then not too make more money out of.
Wow, I was 9 or 10 when we got this game. We had it for Windows 98 PC and had a joystick configured to it to make the combat more fun. I can still remember so many of these levels and the locations of the tokens. I remember jumping off the highest points in the construction zone and the elevator shaft to see how big a fall Buzz could take. And I remember that feeling when I finally got the final pizza planet token. Easily one of my favorite games growing up. Thanks for uploading this.
It's a common thing nowadays but, back then, having really tall spots in videogames was *mind-blowing* . Reaching the top of the tree in level 2, being able to look down at the entire scenery, and then jumping down... that sh*t would make you feel VERTIGO back then!
Que juego, que juegazo!!!! Que recuerdos, que simpatía le toma uno a los personajes, a los niveles, los diseños, los sonidos, todo. Lo pasé muchas veces, fue uno de los que marcó mi infancia, sin dudas.
I just randomly remembered this game. I forgot what the title was but I finally found it. I played this game a long time ago and I barely remember it lmao
This game got an average score of 6/10 from most magazines.. what the fuck? It felt tactile, the challenges/puzzles had lots of variety and challenge for the target audience.. with lots of replay value. On top of that, the visuals were good, it ran well, the music was incredible.. and it was 100% family friendly. This was the perfect game for a child back then.. and even now it's fun to play while listening to podcasts. For me, it's possibly the best game on PS1.
I remember playing this game for the PC! Oh boy how time flies. Pretty sure my copy of the game accidentally got snapped. I loved playing that game. Shame I only got far to the construction yard.
one of my favourite games, I replay it yearly once or twice and often have music from it playing in my head at random times to this day. I love this game. it is incredibly nostalgic for me also. Toy story racer very much too. I wish there were more games where you are a toy dude. The buzz lightyear game is also very nice.
The attemtion to detail in this game is impressive for a game of its time, especially considering that this was a movie tie in. Shame THQ is no longer around
holy thanks a lot for unlocking some of my best memories I ve never thought i had, i couldn't make it past level 12 but when i played it all those years ago i was prob like 5-7 yo
@@Kaio_Kid Yes they should I totally agree we can only hope they do one day if that ever happens later on in the Future that I love watching Toy Story & even playing Toy Story 2 of the PS2 I used to always play back as a Kid of the 90s/20s
Wow this is such a big part of my childhood, ik loved this game so much! Seeing it again after years makes me wanna buy a ps1 and get the game again. Tempting!!!
My Top levels: 👑 1 Alleys and Gullies 2 Construction Yard 3 Tarmac Trouble 4 Andy's Neighborhood 🥈 5 Elevator Hop 6 Airport Infiltration 7 Al's toy barn 8 Andy's House 🥉 9 Al's Penthouse 10 Al's Space Land Bosses: 1 Slime Time 2 Bombs Away 3 Prospector Showdown 4 Toy Barn Encounter 5 Zurg
