if WIIIIIIILLD WOODY had some tighter controls and better collision detection, then we'd be calling it an overlooked gem

the cutscenes and music need no introduction (they're incredible) and as it stands the level design is still a hell of a lot more coherent than the majority of its labyrinthine contemporaries which the 16 bit era was so plagued by for some reason. the sketch mechanic is fun too albeit underutilized

if you can accept the jank it's fun enough to blast through. just make sure to use the load button after game overing - it's actually a continue option