Toy Story 2 (Nintendo Game Boy / Game Boy Color, 1999) shrunk Woody and Buzz down onto the handheld and somehow still kept the Pixar magic intact. This isn’t some throwaway movie tie-in—it’s a legit platformer where you’re hopping, swinging, and blasting through levels that actually capture the vibe of the film.

Playing as Buzz Lightyear, you’ll be dodging obstacles, blasting enemies, and trying to prove once again that you’re more than just a “toy.” The levels may be small-screen, but the nostalgia hits harder than a Pizza Planet claw machine. For GBC owners in ’99, this was the next best thing to rewatching the movie on VHS for the hundredth time.

1. Platforming action across multiple stages inspired by the Toy Story 2 film.
2. Play as Buzz Lightyear with lasers, jumps, and heroic one-liners (ok, maybe less talking on GBC).
3. Portable Pixar fun that kept kids hooked on long car rides and recess breaks.

Developed by Tiertex and published by THQ, Toy Story 2 is classic handheld nostalgia for Disney and Pixar fans. Looking to buy retro games that turn movie magic into pocket-sized adventures? Buy retro games on Retro Games eXchange and let Buzz prove once again—this handheld isn’t falling with style, it’s flying.