Toy Story 3 on PS2 and PSP is more than just a scaled down version of the PS3/X360/Wii release, it's a completely separate game.
The game is a pretty basic 3D platformer, and while it's overshadowed by the next-gen release, it's still fun to go through. The main story features 13 levels, alternating between the 4 playable characters for each one. It follows the plot of the movie closely, with narration from Rex in-between levels. The levels themselves aren't very challenging, and are generally short. The side content includes another 14 levels; 6 "Buzz Adventures" levels, 6 "Woody's Roundup" levels, and 2 "Aliens Escapades" levels. Buzz Adventures are basic, bordering on repetitive since the scenery doesn't change much. Woody's Roundup is unique but gets old fast. Aliens Escapades are the most enjoyable for me since they feature puzzle elements, but are longer than other levels in the game.
Overall, it's an alright game, the most interesting parts are mainly due to it being entirely different to the next-gen release, and being limited by the hardware.
The game is a pretty basic 3D platformer, and while it's overshadowed by the next-gen release, it's still fun to go through. The main story features 13 levels, alternating between the 4 playable characters for each one. It follows the plot of the movie closely, with narration from Rex in-between levels. The levels themselves aren't very challenging, and are generally short. The side content includes another 14 levels; 6 "Buzz Adventures" levels, 6 "Woody's Roundup" levels, and 2 "Aliens Escapades" levels. Buzz Adventures are basic, bordering on repetitive since the scenery doesn't change much. Woody's Roundup is unique but gets old fast. Aliens Escapades are the most enjoyable for me since they feature puzzle elements, but are longer than other levels in the game.
Overall, it's an alright game, the most interesting parts are mainly due to it being entirely different to the next-gen release, and being limited by the hardware.