It’s no secret that videogames based of films for the most part, suck. Sure there has been a few exceptions over the years, but that is far in-between. Graham Hopper is the boss over at Disney Interactive Studios, and he is promising  the videogame adaption of Toy Story 3 is going to ‘wow’ us gamers.

“Really, it was about quality – that is what Disney Stands for. The game itself is really unlike any other movie license game. It is going to be very innovative and will garner a lot of attention when it comes out.”

If memory serves me right, the original Toy Story videogame for the 16-bit generation was actually good. Not only was it a decent platformer, but graphically the title stood on its old. It might have been one of the better looking games to come out that year, which was in 1995. Although, those were much simpler times and honestly, Disney had some other good 16-bit titles like ‘The Lion King‘ and what probably was their best;  ‘Aladdin‘. Until recently — their titles have started to degraded.

Today, the company has changed its tune as of late. Disney published the off-road, quad bike racing title Pure, last year. When it came it, it was met with some pretty great reviews and currently holds a 85/100 score on metacritic. During this past E3, the company showed of their next unique racing title Split/Second, for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC. Many people including myself, felt Split/Second could be the best racing title at E3. Of course, these games are developed by different studios, so we can’t give all the credit to just Disney themselves. But the company is certainly trying to publish decent original games and not just trying to make a quick buck — like they have done in years past.

With all that said, Disney looks like they are definitely upping the quality of their videogame division and maybe, just maybe — Toy Story 3 will actually be good. But please, don’t hold your breath.

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