Toy Story: Retro Roundup! Is Out: All the Games and New Features
Reported October 20, 2026 · Retro gaming news
Disney/Pixar Toy Story: Retro Roundup! is available now, reintroducing early Toy Story games and A Bug’s Life with rewind, practice tools and archival extras. The collection arrived October 15 on PlayStation, Xbox, Switch and Steam. Its “five games” description can look confusing beside the longer list of titles; here is what actually comes in the package.
Which games are in Toy Story: Retro Roundup!?
Atari’s official collection page calls it five classic games: four Toy Story game families and one A Bug’s Life game. The fuller product list names both the PlayStation and Game Boy Color versions of Toy Story 2 separately, which is why some lists seem to show six entries. Across console and handheld releases there are 11 playable versions in total.
| Game family | Original versions named by Atari |
|---|---|
| Toy Story (1995) | Sega Genesis, SNES, Game Boy |
| Toy Story 2 (1999) | Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue! on PlayStation; Toy Story 2 on Game Boy Color |
| Buzz Lightyear of Star Command (2000) | PlayStation and Game Boy Color |
| Toy Story Racer (2001) | PlayStation and Game Boy Color |
| A Bug’s Life (1998) | PlayStation and Game Boy Color |
For a nostalgic player, the practical question is often which version they remember. The original Toy Story had distinct 16-bit and handheld releases, while Toy Story 2 on PlayStation is not the same game experience as its Game Boy Color counterpart. Check the platform variant in the collection’s menu when looking for a particular childhood favorite.
Rewind, Rex’s Cheat Codes and the playable archive
The Nintendo product listing details the additions: Rewind lets players back up after a missed jump, Practice Mode offers a safer way to learn, and Rex’s Cheat Codes can enable options such as unlimited lives or invincibility. Better instructions help explain games originally built with the assumption that players had a manual or time to experiment.
Digital Eclipse also built a virtual museum of design material and development photos, added new interviews, and collected soundtracks in a Music Player. That archival layer is a substantial reason to consider the collection if you enjoy the history of licensed games as much as replaying them. Disney’s October 15 retrospective confirms the collection and the separate Toy Story 3 release as part of the franchise celebration.
Is Toy Story 3 Complete Edition included?
No—the Retro Roundup! base collection and Toy Story 3 Complete Edition are separate releases. Disney and the storefronts also offer a combined Double Pack. Look at the edition name before checkout: the base Retro Roundup! listing covers the early Toy Story titles and A Bug’s Life, while a listing specifically marked Double Pack includes the separately remastered Toy Story 3.
Platforms and local play
Disney’s announcement lists PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, and Steam. On the Switch product listing, Nintendo specifies one or two players on a single system. This does not mean every individual game and platform version has identical multiplayer modes, so check the mode for the title and platform you intend to play.
Quick answers
How many games are in Retro Roundup!?
Atari counts five game families and 11 playable console or handheld versions. Two differently titled Toy Story 2 versions explain why a full title list can appear to contain six entries.
Can you rewind the old games?
Yes. Atari lists Rewind, Rex’s Cheat Codes, Practice Mode and enhanced instructions among the collection’s new features.
Where can I find more retro releases?
Explore PoGamer’s Retro Gaming category or its coverage of the Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection. These details come from Atari, Disney and Nintendo pages checked October 20, 2026.