It's been a good decade since "Toy Story 2" rocked fans' worlds with a new, Woody-centralised plot taking place in a variety of locations and with a likeable bunch of new characters, and this summer's "Toy Story 3" looks to continue that trend by dispatching our favourite team of play-things to a care centre for toddlers as Andy heads to college without them. Sounds pretty average, right? Wrong. This is Pixar we're talking about, who brought us the hugely funny "Bolt" and the equally emotional "Up" in the last two years of motion picture, so we can expect jokes and tears aplenty as the flick brings to an end (probably) what has been one of the most successful animated series of all time, hopefully with a touch more style than "Shrek Forever After" did (3.5/5). The film is out next Monday, July 19th, while a video game tie-in is coming this Friday, July 16th. The game, out for all consoles at an RRP of £40, will feature 8 detailed story missions,4 taking place in real-world events from the trilogy, and the others taking place in Andy's mind with loveable scenarios such as the Buzz Lightyear video-game sequence Rex played through unsuccessfully at the beginning of the second film. In addition, there's a "Toy Box" mode, allowing for "GTA"-like antics as you roam a Wild West-esque world with aliens and missions to complete aplenty. Look for reviews of both very soon!
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