Critic Reviews
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PSX Nation
It falls squarely in the middle of fun and boring as it's both. The repetitive nature of the game just takes out any fun that might have occurred in the beginning.
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| 70 |
Happy Puppy
The game is repetitive, no doubt, but there are enough challenges to make it worth a sitting or two.
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| 60 |
Da Gameboyz
The graphics are cartoony but they could be improved, the voices and music are really good but the SFX are not quite on par, and the gameplay is repetitive and tedious.
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| 60 |
Spank!
Light years ahead of the competition? Well, no, but the kids may enjoy this one.
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| 60 |
IGN
In the end, the result doesn't leave me very satisfied.
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| 50 |
GamePro
BLSC's camera movement is an immediate hurl-inducing experience: the camera swoops around like a roller coaster gone mad.
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| 50 |
Daily Radar
Erratic control and graphical limitations on top of too many niggling requirements make this game experience less than enjoyable.
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| 49 |
GameSpot
Boasting nothing resembling extraordinary gameplay, it serves, rather, as a vehicle for the license.
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| 42 |
Gaming Age
The platformer has a solid polygon engine and uses the cool cel-shading technique on Buzz on a few other characters.
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| 40 |
CNET Gamecenter
With sloppy controls, an uncomfortable camera, poor voices, and awful music, BLSC has little to get excited about, even if you're a hard-core "Toy Story" fan.
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