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Toy Story 2 Fix is a program that fixes and enhances Toy Story 2 for the PC. Features include:
• Fixes the 'Unable to Enumerate Device' error.
• Enables the selection of 32-bit resolutions.
• Fixes the framerate issues that can occur on modern PCs.
• Allows the player to immediately skip the ESRB and Copyright screens.
• Allows the game to be played in widescreen with no 3D stretching.
• Increases the render distance of levels.
• Works on all versions of the game.

Game Cheats @ MoFunZone.com. Toy Story 2 Cheats For Playstation Strategy Guide. Level select At the options screen, press Right, Left, Circle, Triangle(2) to unlock. One of the better platfromers on the Playstation. Game by Travellers Tales. No cheats were used in this video. I gotta admit: my PC is not to best, so you can see sometimes big laggs.:S Sorry about that. I tried to do my best to reduce lagg. I needed to skip all cutscenes, since they from the movie, and I dont want to get into trouble with it. Also I only collected 47 tokens out of the. Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue is a platformer developed by British video game developer Traveller's Tales, based on Pixar's computer animated mov. Toy Story 2 Cheats. Articles; Guides; Toy Story 2 FAQs. And Down 2 Times at the screen that shows the 'start game' option to get all of the levels including the Showdown with the jerk the. Toy Story 2 Cheat Codes: - Pause game play, then enter one of the following codes to activate the corresponding cheat function. Effect Code - All gadgets - lightyear All Pizza Tokens - cheese pizza Hovering gadget - jets online Unlimited Green Laser - laser HeXcheat: - Open the savegame with a hex editor and then you can edit: 147H # lives (max FF) 149H Collected items (3F) 157H.

Each of these features can be disabled by editing the 'scriptsToyStory2Fix.ini' file.

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ORIGINAL POST:
This game was a big part of my childhood, so when I tried to run it on my PC and ran into issues, I was disappointed. The existing patches to fix the 'Unable to Enumerate Device' worked but did not fix the slowdown.

So, I decided to create my own patch. Unlike existing patches, this works dynamically using DLL injection, so does not require replacing the executable. This also means it may work on non-US versions (I am planning on buying the UK version to test it but I don't have the money right now).

I implemented the existing patch, and also added another to fix the slowdown issues on modern PCs. I also plan to add widescreen support (although I doubt that would be allowed for speedruns), the ability to skip the opening copyright/ESRB screen, as well as fixes to other bugs should they exist.

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This page details one or more prototype versions of Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue (PlayStation).

A demo version of Toy Story 2 was included on the Winter Jampack '99 disc, and has quite a number of differences from the final. The only playable level without cheats is Andy's House.

• 2General Differences
• 3Andy's House
• 4Andy's Neighborhood
• 8Unused Scenes
• 9Unused Powerups
• 10Unused Models

Level Select

There's an unused level select in the game's code. It consists in a background picture of Andy's house, Andy's Neighborhood and Slime Time (Dark Alley) with a blue and yellow flashing border to select one of the levels with the pad.

General Differences

Early Title Screen

Free game cheat codes. A very different title screen was used in the final.

Different Level Loading Pictures

Many different images were used for the final.

Andy's House

Andy's Neighborhood

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Slime Time
This level was named 'Dark Alley' and was planned to be the third level, but it's the sixth level in the final version.

A Bug's Life Leftovers
The next few levels have the loading screens from Traveller's Tales' previous video game, A Bug's Life, as placeholders.

There are two additional unused loading placeholder screens, FILM.RAW and TRAINING.RAW, that were deleted from the final PlayStation version. However, these still can be found in the final the Windows version.

Different Pause Menu

The pause screen has a different font.

Coin Texture

Hamm is missing from the coin texture.

Extra Life Texture

Texture of the extra life object has a less colorful buzz icon in the demo.

Missing Rex

• Rex has not been developed yet.
• Rex's picture isn't in the help blocks, either. Letter blocks with A, B, and C are used instead.
• Rex textures exist in the demo (left unused).

Car Enemies

Car enemies have a different front texture (as can be seen in Andy's Neighborhood).

Other Differences

• Some sounds (like the jumping sound) are different from the final PlayStation version, but were used in the Windows version.
• There's no auto-aim with the laser, thus it is harder to defeat enemies.
• The demo will automatically end if no buttons are pressed for 30 seconds. This can be disabled with GameShark code 80090840 FFFF.

Andy's House

Camera Glitch

When walking on the wooden bars in the attic, the robot boss will notice you and the game will think you're fighting the boss, and the camera will move as if you were running from the boss. This was fixed in the final.

Extra Box

A box that was placed on Andy's bed. It was removed in the final.

Surgery Board Game

A different texture was used for the board game on Andy's bookshelf in the final.

Missing Extra Life and Collision Differences

The extra life has not been implemented into this part of the level yet.

Due to collision differences between the demo and the final game, you can skip all the way to the cradle where the extra life is by jumping to the books on the desk, and leave it without shooting the hinges by jumping to an invisible gap on the left side of the panel. There's also another invisible gap at the ends on the panel where you can fall.

Other Differences

• Mr. Potato Head's ear is moved to another shelf.
• There's a grille in that shelf that is not in the final level.
• You can't climb the garage lamp in the prototype.
• In the living room roof, there's a moving fan instead of the lamp.
• The book that you push in Andy's room falls vertically.

Andy's Neighborhood

Accessible with GameShark code 8008D45C 0002.

Moved and Missing Coins

Some coins are moved or missing in comparison to the final game.

Tree Differences

The tree where the boss is has a much different leaf design, and the rope is not present.

Jumping Buttons

The buttons near the car have a much different design and no green flashing arrows.

Pillar Differences and Missing Wood Panel

The pillar in front of the swimming pool used a darker texture and its upper part was a bit smaller. The wood panel supported by it isn't in the prototype.

Swimming Pool Texture

The swimming pool is missing the water texture present in the final version

Duck Float

The duck float from the swimming pool is much harder to inflate. It also bounces in the water like in the final version, but when you are on it to get the token, you must stomp on it at the right time to get it high enough to get the token.

Slime Time (Dark Alley)

Accessible with GameShark code 8008D45C 0003. Has different sounds from the final version, and different collision at level limits.

Unlike the final version, the only way to defeat the enemy is by using the look mode.

Elevator Hop

The camera flies through this level when you exit the demo. This level is empty, having no objects or characters in it. Despite not beeing playable, collision data exists. It has minor layout diferences:

• The top of the elevator, where the boss fight is, is different: Instead of a fan floor with a square hole in the middle where you can fall like in the final game, in the demo it's a rectangular fan floating platform (yes, it's literally floating) in the middle of the area, with ramps at the sides, meaning that if you fall from the platform, you slide to the bottom hole and fall to the elevators, like in the final version.
• Collision for electric transformers was more accurate in the demo than in the final game:

• There are two objects out of bounds in the collision data at the bottom of this level that were removed in the final version, being the biggest on the floor from Andy's room of Andy's House:

• The control room has a diferent panel, where buttons are placed to the right of the indicators. The table has slimmer collision, and the door is missing:

Al's Penthouse

The most incomplete level in the prototype, and it doesn't even exist in the level select. Trying to access the level code crashes the demo. It lacks any objects or enemies (like Elevator Hop), and is missing a lot of textures and mipmaps. It has the placeholder spawnpoint at Andy's House carpet like the rest of the unimplemented levels.

The level scene on LEVEL01LEVEL1.DAT is either broken or incomplete, as it doesn't load any meshes for the bathroom or studio and doesn't properly load textures for the living room and hall. You can see the temporary textures that were later used for these rooms by using the final game's level scene.

There are several differences from the final level:

• There are lots of early textures (like help blocks without Rex), textures from the final version with different tonalities, placeholder textures (some of which have crosses drawn over them), and textures copied from other levels.
• Windows are opaque.
• There is no way to access the bathroom, which contains in the collision data different planes simulating the different levels of water. One of these planes is (again) the floor of Andy's room. Unlike the final version, it has the shower's door close, and the water taps were different and misplaced.

• The kitchen grid where you access the kitchen in the final version doesn't exist, and the kitchen door is opened instead of being closed like in the final.
• The fridge from the kitchen is empty and you can go inside.
• The kitchen's floor has a different texture design.
• The table from the kitchen with the weight-meter is much longer, and the weight-meter has a very different design, and you also cannot bounce on it.
• Kitchen lights have a temporary design.

• The movable box from the hall is not present. There's a fixed object next to the train bed instead.
• The train bed has a different design, and its bumper has a smaller angle that you can climb up on.
• The train track design is different.
• The collision for the train track shelf is very inaccurate, and the collision for the areas where the buttons (which are non-functional in the prototype) are placed are smaller.

• The train room and the studio have no collision for walls. It's possible to fall through the floor, which causes the death animation to play.
• The studio's collision is in a very early state in development:

• The sofa from the living room has a different design, and has different dimensions.
• The small living room table has a shelf with collision.
• The big living room table is moved to the center.

Unused Scenes

You can toggle between the different demo scenes to open after the controls splash screen using GameShark code 800907AC ????, where '??? is one of the below.

0001 is for the normal gameplay at Andy's House, and 0009 for the credits screen at Elevator Hop, but there are more unused screens.

Demo Play

Using the value 0000 in the level selection GameShark, you can access the demo play mode at any level in the demo. The demo plays are completely different to the final ones.

• In Andy's House, Buzz doesn't attack enemies and goes through the house like in the final demo. He jumps to the desk and opens two help blocks, all while moving awkwardly, then tries to jump to the bed.. and fails. It tries to repeat it faster than before, but the demo play ends.
• In Andy's Neighborhood, the demo play ends as soon as it begins.
• In Slime Time (Dark Alley), Buzz tries to defeat the enemy without using the look mode (like can be done in the final version, but not in the demo), and therefore doesn't hurt it. Buzz is injured and dies several times while trying to attack the enemy. The demo play eventually ends without the enemy taking any damage.

Options Screen

Can be accessed using the value 0002. It uses a more 'Etch-a-Sketch'-like font instead of Comic Sans, uses different sounds, and lacks the option to reconfigure the controls.

Particle Tech Demo

Phil Harrison, then-Executive Vice President of Sony Entertainment Europe, came to visit Traveller's Tales having just revealed the PS2 in Japan by showing off a particle demo. Jon Burton (founder of Traveller's Tales) coded up the same demo on the PS1, and left it in the Toy Story 2 demo by accident.

This particle tech demo can be accessed using the value 0008. You can control it with the D-Pad:

• X/Triangle: Zoom in.

• Circle - Stop/continue particle animation
• RB/LB - Change particle angle (?)
• Arrows - Rotate camera.

Unused Powerups

The only playable powerup without cheats is the Cosmic Shield from Andy's House, and the Rocket Boots (unlocked in Andy's Neighborhood). However, the Grappling Hook from later levels and the Green Laser are present in the code in an early developmental state, and can be enabled with cheats.

Grappling Hook

Can be engaged to everything, and can be shot without needing to enter the look mode. Its design is like a white laser, while in the final version it is like a chain. It has no sound or animation, and the grapple counter is in the middle of the screen with the pause menu charset and only one char for the counter. It can be enabled with GameShark code 800907A4 0009.

Green Laser

A green laser is present in the final version of Andy's House on top of the car, but it is missing in the demo version. However, it can be enabled with GameShark code 80090974 ???? where '????' is the laser quantity (04F0 sets it to full).

Visual effects are different from the final version: it doesn't make smoke (it does for the normal red laser), and it makes a much bigger white mark with an irregular shape.

Unused Models

There are some unused models/enemies in the demo not used in any of the included levels.

Clown Top / Topminster

Boss present in Alleys and Gullies from the final game. Its model is smaller, and its textures are present in the Al's Penthouse RAW file.

Zurg Boat

Enemy present in Alleys and Gullies from the final game.

Little Tikes

Appears in three levels of the final game. A model for a little tike is present in the demo. A model for a big tike is also present, but only contains a copy of the Zurg car model.

Spawnpoints

Like in the final game, there are unique spawnpoints for Andy's House, Andy's Neighborhood, Slime Time (Dark Alley), and Elevator Hop. The rest of the unimplemented levels, including Al's Penthouse, share the same placeholder spawnpoint that corresponds to the middle of the Andy's House carpet in the bedroom (just under the help cube) and looking towards the door.

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