Disney•Pixar Toy Story Mania! | Nintendo Wii

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Bring the Toy Story midway home

Disney•Pixar Toy Story Mania! adapts the Disneyland and Walt Disney World attraction into a Wii collection built around carnival galleries. Woody, Buzz and the rest of Andy's toys frame the action as a festival inside Andy's room, while each event turns a familiar fairground idea into a short score challenge. The Wii version combines galleries inspired by the attraction with stages created specifically for the console.

Aim and fire with the Wii Remote

The motion-sensitive Wii Remote acts as the main pointer. Players aim at on-screen targets, then perform the action called for by the current booth: throw rings over Little Green Men, pop balloons with darts, fling pies toward targets, hook fish or smash plates. The theme changes from gallery to gallery, but the central skill remains acquiring targets quickly and choosing where to focus before the round ends.

Unlock galleries through Story Mode

Story Mode arranges the games into themed sequences and ends sections with bonus galleries. Finishing games here opens more choices in Free Play, so the quickest route to a favorite activity still begins with campaign progress. Every game reports a score and a ticket prize, giving repeat attempts a clear target even after the next gallery has been unlocked.

Fill the Sticker Album

A ten-page Sticker Album supplies a second layer of collection. Five pages are available at the start, one for each gallery theme, and the remaining five can be opened through play. High scores also unlock additional mini-games. Together, the album, ticket prizes and score chasing turn the short carnival events into more than a single trip through the attraction-inspired sequence.

Play with up to four people

The game supports one to four offline players and includes competitive and cooperative arrangements. The Wii manual specifies two-player simultaneous play; in a four-player session, paired players rotate between rounds. That means the four-player count describes the full local session rather than four pointers acting at once in every game. No internet mode is promised, and ESRB lists no interactive elements.

Exact North American Wii release

This listing is for the North American Wii optical-disc release dated September 15, 2009, developed by Papaya Studio and published by Disney Interactive Studios. The saved North American media code is RVL-R5IE-USA-B0. ESRB rates the game E for Everyone with no content descriptors. Official Nintendo material also documents bonus 3D sections, but glasses or any other accessory are included only when the chosen condition explicitly lists them.