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Disney And Sony Detail Exclusive Toy Story 3 Content
Disney Interactive revealed today that fans who purchase the PlayStation 3 version of Toy Story 3: The Video Game will have access to exclusive content. The most noteworthy addition is the chance to play as Emperor Zurg.
“What we love about the evil Emperor is that he may be only six-inches tall, but he never comes to grips with his ‘toyhood' - Zurg is forever out to conquer the universe,” said John Blackburn, vice president and general manager of developer Avalanche Software. “We worked closely with Pixar to ensure the game's animated toys behave true to their physical counterparts. Zurg is mischievous and fast, and with his arm cannon, he's great at blasting things-he'll earn you a lot of gold. But don't ask him to climb any ledges - we've respected the fact that he's got wheels, not legs.”
Individuals will also have the opportunity to download mini-games compatible with PlayStation Move when it hits retail later this fall.
“Disney is bringing PlayStation fans a unique and compelling experience through Toy Story 3: The Video Game's exclusive PS3 content and PlayStation Move mini-games. PS3 is the only platform where players can become the beloved Zurg and hop in his specialized car, or take aim in the shooting gallery with PlayStation Move and experience an unmatched level of precision and realism,” said Rob Dyer, senior vice president of publisher relations, SCEA.
Toy Story 3: The Video Game is slated to release June 15. Check out the trailer below to see Zurg in action.
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