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Disney's Buzz Lightyear Action Game | 
| From: Disney Interactive
List Price: $9.99 Buy New: $0.60 as of 11/23/2009 16:49 CST details You Save: $9.39 (94%)
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Seller: christopherselectronics Rating: 4 reviews Sales Rank: 18490
Format: CD-ROM Platforms: Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows 95 Genre: Childrens Software Games ESRB: Everyone Media: CD-ROM Age: 5 - 20 years Operating System: Windows 95 Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5 Dimensions (in): 9.5 x 7.9 x 1.5
Model: 1963401 UPC: 044702009312 EAN: 0044702009312 ASIN: B00004U5R2
Release Date: October 10, 2000 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description
Help Buzz Lightyear Save the Galaxy! Product Information Buzz Lightyear is the hero of thegalaxy and the ultimate space ranger. Buzz Lightyear and his fellow Space Rangers at Star Command must fight to save the galaxy from the evil Zurg and Zurg's vile minions and legions of deadly troops. Zurg has planted his henchmen throughout theuniverse. Buzz Lightyear must pursue these villains from planet to planet and apprehend each of them. In a glorious showdown on Planet Z, Buzz Lightyear has to take on Zurg himself. Along the way, Buzz Lightyear is aided by his friends at Star Command.Commander Nebula provides missions briefs. Teammates Booster and Mira add their firepower while Buzz Lightyear rescues XR and the Little Green Men from mortal peril. Will Buzz Lightyear make it? Will Star Command triumph and foil Zurg'sevil schemes? The adventure is about to start for the finest Space Ranger of them all, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command. Fun Activities Include Mission 1: Jo-Ad The peaceful agricultural center of thegalactic alliance is in trouble. One of Torgue's thugs has been spotted rampaging around. Mission 2: Flamar Near a huge flaming sun, most of this world is molten liquid with outcrops of solid rock and volcanoes thatspew lava. Buzz Lightyear must defeat the evil Gravitina, whose control of gravity is wreaking havoc on the planets surface. Mission 3: Canis Lunis This remote planet is desolate and eerie. An ideal location for Nos4A2, theenergy vampire to strike. Take care when confronting him. Mission 4: Karn a perpetual swamp, in a world alive with jungle plants. There is an evil presence that must be dealt with swiftly, going by the name of Skreel.
Mission 5: Tradeworld The b
Amazon.com Review Buzz Lightyear uses arc lasers, hoverboards, and old-fashioned Space Ranger muscle power as he attempts to save the universe from Emperor Zurg and his vile minions in this multilevel action game. The mission: chase bad guys, then defeat them. The game has 14 primary missions that take place in nine different 3-D locations. Most of these locales are worlds: Jo-Ad, a pastoral planet; Karn, a swampy world where the ooze slows the action; and Flamar, a planet where players must dodge molten lava hazards, are just a few of the wild planets Buzz must visit. Players must help Buzz complete each mission before moving on to the next. There are two levels of difficulty: Cadet and Space Ranger. As Buzz races through these strange worlds, there are shields, wild modes of transportation, and even teleport machines to help him on his way. The weaponry in this game would make Charlton Heston's day: there's a standard issue laser gun, homing plasma guns, iceguns, Gatling guns, arc lasers, and various grenades and rockets. We didn't know Buzz was such a shoot 'em up kind of guy! Though the myriad missions take place in different settings, with different hazards, this Windows-only game can become boring, since the basic nature of each mission is chase and destroy. It's possible to win medals for rescuing little green men, and one of the two bonus levels involves finding all of the parts of a robot character (XR) who's been blown to bits, but even these extra elements are still just chase scenes with different motivations. Attention to detail is missing on this program: Commander Nebula repeats mission instructions on an endless loop unless the player hits a space bar to interrupt, and even on the highest resolution setting, this game lacks that smooth, flawless Toy Story look. Also, the keyboard user interface was serviceable for game play, but it was counterintuitive and frustrating when we needed to change options. We think some of Zurg's minions may be to blame. (Ages 8 and up) --Anne Erickson
Amazon.com Product Description Unite with Buzz Lightyear and his intergalactic crew for the ultimate mission: saving the universe. This CD-ROM lets galaxy warriors wander through 14action-packed levels and seven intergalactic worlds.Players take on the role of Buzz Lightyear and come face to face with the evil Emperor Zurg. Joining Buzz Lightyear on his mission of intergalactic good is a team of rookie Space Rangers: Booster, who's just a bit too gung-ho; Mira Nova, with her cool way of "ghosting" through the world; and XR, a wise-cracking, gadget-filled robot. Buzz Lightyear's worlds are brought to vivid, animated life. The colorful settings (seven in all) include Jo-Ad--covered in rolling green fields grazed upon by giant purple alien cattle--and Trade World, a futuristic urban environment where everything is for sale, thugs abound, and justice is sold to the highest bidder. Spooky Canis is lit only by a tiny neutron star, blanketed in perpetual darkness, and host to undead robots and werebots. Then there's Flamar. Located near a huge flaming sun, most of this world is a molten surface studded with volcanoes spewing explosive lava bombs. Players collect credits by blasting Zurg's minions and running over coins. Power-ups cost credits but make Buzz Lightyear even more powerful with key accessories, including the jet pack, jet bike, hoverboard, and teleport. Once levels are successfully completed, they can be played again in two different bonus modes--time-attack and search-and-rescue. There are 70 medals to earn in total. Only the most stalwart of rangers will succeed.
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| Customer Reviews: Disney's Buzz Lightyear Action Game August 29, 2008 A. Shaw I bought this for my 6 year old grandson. We had a very difficult time at first knowing how to play the game. We gave up after awhile and his dad figured out how to play it and now he loves the game.
There should be a manual with clear directions so anyone can understand how to play the game.
To a great game...and Beyond! July 22, 2001 4 out of 4 found this review helpful
Buzz Lightyear of Star Command is a game that follows the old formula:nab the villain and get the points. But oh,how they do it! Weapon names like Blasters and Plasma Ray Gun make me want to pull the trigger. Colorful villains like The Fixer,Nos4A2 (my favorite) and the Evil Emporer Zurg ("Curse you,Buzz Lightyear (for making an excellent game that everyone loves)) are there for the chasing. Animations from the animated TV show spice up between-level time. What more could you want from a Disney game?
This is a cool game! December 1, 2000 15 out of 15 found this review helpful
I really like this game a lot. I am almost 8 years old and love the Disney Action game series. There are 14 fun levels of game-play. Also, you get to defeat the evil Zurg in the final battle. The graphics and 3-D animation are great, but it's kind of hard to figure out how to get past some of the higher levels. Overall, this is a really fun game for fans of Toy Story 2 or the Buzz Lightyear of Star Command cartoon.
Boring November 22, 2000 19 out of 28 found this review helpful
My 71/2 year old grand-niece played it and said it was easier than the 1st grade version. She said it was too simple and boring. My 4 year old grandson played it and it was too hard, but he did enjoy putting the marble track together with help.
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