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Toy Story Fighter is a 2001 Arcade-style fighting game based on Pixar's 1995 and 1999 computer animated films Toy Story & Toy Story 2. It was released for Nintendo GameCube, PlayStation 2 and Xbox on November 18, 2002. This game is also playable on Wii through backwards compatibility, and was rereleased on Xbox 360 to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Toy Story, on November 22, 2005. It also came to modern Xbox hardware through backwards compatibility. This title acts as a sister game to Toy Story Racer, despite being released on the next generation of hardware.
Synopsis[]
Andy got a new competition kit, complete with a trophy, timer, and more! The toys test it out while he is away!
Modes[]
There are several modes, split between Single and Multiplayer.
Singleplayer[]
- Introduction: A beginning level hosted by Slinky Dog, where the player is required to play as Buzz. Can be accessed at any point in the game, unlike most tutorials.
- Free Play: A sandbox mode where everything is up to the player. You’re free to choose how the battle goes down, the stage, anything!
- Quick Play: A variation of Free Play. The players can only choose the ruleset and character. The rest is randomized! (Custom rule sets cannot be created in this mode, the rules must either be preset or created in Free Play.)
- 1P Arcade: The interface turns into Pizza Planet. The player can select an arcade cabinet (1 for each character, including secret unlocks, and 1 for Random Rivals) which represents a string of character-themed missions. Players can complete these mini-campaigns to unlock fun rewards!
Local Multiplayer[]
- Free Play: Same as 1P Free Play. Grab your buddies and battle your way!
- Battle Party: Grab 3 fighters and tag-team it in this arcade inspired matchup!
Online Multiplayer[]
These modes required either the Nintendo GameCube Broadband Adapter, the PS2 Network Adapter, or an Xbox Live account.
- Free Play: Same as Local Multiplayer Free Play and 1P Free Play. Grab an online party and battle your way!
- Quick Play: Similar to its 1P counterpart, except for the fact that there’s now matchmaking.
- Battle Party: Similar to its Local Multiplayer counterpart.
Interface[]
The interface is made to look like Andy’s Room, featuring several Toy Story elements:
- The main modes are accessed through multiple means:
- Local Multiplayer and Online Multiplayer are accessed through the TV Rex uses to play games in Toy Story 2.
- Singleplayer Free Play and Quick Play is accessed through a stack of board games.
- The Singleplayer Arcade Mode is accessed through a window, beyond which a Pizza Planet Truck is parked. When selected, it’ll drive off, then making the interface the Pizza Planet Arcade.
- Achievements are themed to stickers, and can be accessed in the Sticker Book.
- Settings are accessed through Andy’s Toy Chest.
Secret Codes[]
There are two codes that unlock secret characters early. You can use them on the title screen, and no matter how many times you perform them, it gives you the character unlock screens every time.
- Lenny and RC Unlock Codes:
- Circle, Triangle, Circle, Square, X, Square, X, Triangle, Triangle, X, Square, Circle (PS2)
- B, X, B, Y, A, Y, A, X, A, Y, Y, A, X, B (Xbox/Gamecube)
- Mike Unlock Code: The Konami Code (UP, UP, DOWN, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, LEFT, RIGHT, START/ACTION; All Systems)
Levels[]
- Andy’s Room (On Andy’s Desk Overlooking the Bedroom)
- Neighborhood Avenue (On top of Andy’s Van riding through the neighborhood)
- Pizza Planet Diner (Set on a table in Pizza Planet)
- Pizza Planet Arcade (Set on the floor of the Arcade, overlooking the Claw)
- Gas Station (Set next to a gas pump like the “Buzz Battle” Level From the Toy Story Game)
- Sid’s House (Set Locations at random; House or Yard or Attic)
- Al’s Toy Barn (Set on a Checkout Line viewing the aisles)
- Al’s Space Land (Inside the Buzz Lightyear Display in Al’s Toy Barn)
- Elevator Hop (On top of an elevator viewing the shaft)
- Al’s Penthouse (Set next to Lots of WR Memorabilia)
- Woody’s Roundup Rink (Set in a Black and white cartoon Western Town)
- Airport Baggage Matrix (Set in the Massive line of conveyor belts in the airport)
- Zurg’s Lair (Set where Rex as Buzz Fought Zurg at the Beginning of Toy Story 2)
- Mall (On top of a balcony railing overlooking shops)
- Pier (on a Sandy Pier overlooking a Beach)
- Cinema (On a Balcony behind the theater; which shows scenes from the Films)
Music[]
This game uses music from Toy Story, Toy Story 2 and Toy Story Racer. The game also uses the character themes from Disney’s Extreme Skate Adventure, as the game was in development when this title was.
Action Guide[]
| Action | Xbox Input | PS2 Input | GameCube Input |
|---|---|---|---|
| MOVEMENT AND DEFENSE | |||
| Run | Left Analog Stick (Left and Right) | ||
| Jump | B | Circle | X |
| Crouch | Left Analog Stick (Hold Down) | ||
| Dash | Left Analog Stick (Flick Left/Right) | ||
| Slide | Left Analog Stick (Flick to Bottom Left/Right Corner) | ||
| Block | LT | L2 | L |
| Taunt | D-Pad (Up, Side, or Down) | ||
| Grab | Black Button | R1 | Z |
| Throw 1 | Grab + Left Analog Stick (whatever way character is facing) | ||
| Throw 2 | Black Button (after Grab) | R1 (after Grab) | Z (after Grab) |
| ATTACKS | |||
| Light Attack | A | X | A |
| Medium Attack | Y | Triangle | Y |
| Heavy Attack | X | Square | B |
| Air Attacks | Attack buttons while airborne, other commands can also be used midair (except crouching and sliding) | ||
| COMBOS | |||
| Light Combo | A, A, A | X, X, X | A, A, A |
| Medium Combo | Y, Y, Y | Triangle, Triangle, Triangle | Y, Y, Y |
| Heavy Combo | X, X, X | Square, Square, Square | B, B, B |
| Power Combo | Unique Button Sequences for each fighter | ||
| SPECIAL MOVES | |||
| Signature Move 1 (Play Meter Level 1 Required) | RT + Y | R2 + Triangle | R + Y |
| Signature Move 2 (Play Meter Level 2 Required) | RT + X | R2 + Square | R + B |
| Super Move (Play Meter Level 3 Required) | RT | R2 | R |
Trivia[]
- PS1, N64, PC and Dreamcast ports of the game was also in development but ended up cancelled for unknown reasons. A few screenshots of the ports can be found on old gaming magazines.
Box Art[]
