The game looked like Toy Story 3: The Game—same menus, same Woody’s Roundup intro—but the color palette was wrong. Sickly green. Shadows stretched where they shouldn’t. The main menu had no music, just a low-frequency hum. Instead of “New Game,” the option read: BECOME THE FORGOTTEN .
I clicked.
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