Disney Hotshots Toy Story 2: Cone Chaos / Toy Shelf Showdown

Using the arrow keys on your keyboard you can quickly move the cones to the left and right as they make their way across the busy road. The fate of the likes of Mr Potato Head, Slinky Dog and Rex are literally in your hands as big lorries, racing fire engines and cars hurtle towards you.

As the Cone Chaos game gets progressively harder, the traffic speeds up. If it gets too tense, you can always take cover at a manhole. Overall this is a quick-paced game which is easy to learn and entertaining to play.

In the second game in this title, Toy Shelf Showdown, you help Buzz take on and defeat the evil Emperor Zurg. The task is to assemble a rocket ship while avoiding hostile robots and lots of bouncing balls. This is an action-packed game with lots of different twists and turns. Buzz can stun the robots with lasers and if you run out of shots, you have to find a battery for recharging.

Both animated games are introduced by Buzz and Woody and there are good clear instructions with the title on how to play and where to get help. This is your chance, as Buzz says, to go to "interactivity and beyond." --Justin Hunt

Customer reviews:

Not so Hot, 2003-04-09
I bought this software for my Three year old son.
It is a Disney interactive game which has two arcade games with Three levels of difficulty and ten diffrent puzzles for each level.
The first game is CONE CHAOS were you need to rescue Woody from the Toy Collector(as in Toy Story 2 ) Basically you need to lead the toys across a busy main road whilst camoflaged as traffic cones, it sounds really easy but believe me it isnt and im 25 !! There are obsticals such as holes in the road and cars and trucks trying to run you over.
The next game is TOY SHELF SHOWDOWN were you have to help Buzz Assemble a rocket ship and take the Emperor Zurgs batterys out to destroy him whilst avoiding or stunning the Emperor Zurgs robots but you only get five lasers so you have to use them carefully but you can also crush them with falling spaceshipparts if they are directly below you, you can use bouncing balls to help you jump up and land on each shelf. Again there are three levels of play with unlimited replayability, this game is slightly more easy and alot more fun but does get alot harder as you progress to further levels.
Although there are only two games to play this is definatly goodvalue for money with excellant animation and graphics and a great reality too the film.
It will keep the kids AND YOU entertained for ages but it can become a bit tedious after a while as you only have the choice of two games, but as i said it is definately value for money and you get what you pay for so i think this is quite a bargain.
Overall i would recommend this for children age three and up but it depends on the individual child as to there understanding of the controls, but they are both easy to learn games so most children will quickly get the hang of them and enjoy seeing and playing with a popular and favorite character.