Reception
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| Aggregator | Score |
| GameRankings | (GEN) 79.57% (SNES) 71.35% (PC) 69.50% |
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Toy Story was met with positive reviews. Aggregating review website GameRankings gave the Genesis version 79.57%, the SNES version 71.35% and the PC version 69.50%. It was praised for its impressive visuals, varied gameplay, and soundtrack, though some reviewers still found the game to be mediocre and uninspired, particularly the dull side-scrolling level sections featuring Woody. The game was also said by some to be too difficult, particularly for the young audience it was certainly aimed at. The Sega Genesis version in particular was met with positive reception due to the game's 3D-rendered visuals which were a rarity for the platform.
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