Discovering the origins: the original 1992 animation test
Explore Toy Story's earliest stages through this rare 1992 footage. This historical document from Pixar Animation Studios shows the first animation tests dedicated to the characters, offering an unprecedented technical look at the birth of a digital masterpiece.
Use Rewind so you don't start over
If you botch a jump across Andy's shelves or take too many hits from the angry wind-up robot, you can rewind the action instead of restarting the whole level. It's built exactly for the meanest bits of the originals, which would otherwise take speedrunner-level patience.
Rex's Cheat Codes unlock real shortcuts
Rex's Cheat Codes aren't just an easter egg: they open up unlimited lives, invincibility, and even characters, levels and bonus modes otherwise hidden. Worth checking early, especially if your goal is seeing the whole package without replaying both games front to back multiple times.
Save and resume anytime, no fixed checkpoints
Unlike the PlayStation originals, here you can save at any moment and pick up exactly where you left off. Handy if you want to break sessions into just a few minutes at a time - impossible on the original hardware.
Practice Mode teaches levels before you tackle them
Before diving into a tricky level, Practice Mode shows guided playthroughs explaining the best route. Especially useful in Toy Story 3's platforming stretches, where one bad jump often costs you the whole sequence.
Switch between upgraded and original visuals with one tap
You can play with the high-resolution look that smooths out the original models, or switch back to pure PlayStation 1 presentation for real nostalgia. The toggle is instant, so there's no reason to pick just one mode for the whole playthrough - try both on the same level to see which you prefer.
