Toy Story 4 iXL Learning System Software Toy Story 3

Of all the iXL games that we have seen (three), this one is by far the hit. It has a lot of options and the story portion is very interactive. The games teach in a subtle way so that the kids really just think it is fun and not educational. My son is 3 1/2 and this is really a very cool game to learn coordination, when to make Buzz jump and the "getting stuck in trash is dangerous" never gets old and he repeats it over and over again. Two big thumbs up!

My son got this for Christmas along with the handheld IXL. I hadn't realized that the game would have to be loaded on the computer and then transfered to the handheld device. On Christmas Day Fisher-Price must have had a very high volume due to children receiving this for Christmas because we couldn't get the site to work and got very frustrated. By the next day everything worked fine, but I felt sorry for him as his siblings were playing with the games they got for Christmas that they could just put in their systems and use and he was asking why his wouldn't work.

My 2 (almost 3) yo got this game with the iXL for Christmas. Bothe were a big hit. He plays music and listens to the books more than playing the games. He loves to draw and the pics were very exciting for him since he loves Toy Story.

Still think iXL is the worst kid-facing name ever. As for the TS3 version of the game- my son seems to love it, but! Woody is definitely not voiced by Tom Hanks. Kind of a bad impostor doing it. Tim Allen is there though, but its not like he has much else to do....

my nephew loves it. great product. highly recommend it to everyone. i actually got it for somebody in Europe who is taking English in kinder garden. it is a great way for him to learn foreign language while playing games and having fun.

this was fun for my son to play with, but once he mastered it, it got boring...i wish the games had levels where you could move up to higher difficulty, but maybe that isn't part of the ideaology of this product...

We got the iXL for my 4yr old son about a year ago and he really hasn't shown much interest in it. In a few weeks he's having surgery, so we're getting together some books and toys for the hospital. I thought a few new games for the iXL would be a nice treat, and maybe spark some interest in it (it was a little too pricey to see it go to waste). AND since he's on a HUGE Toy Story kick, this seemed like a good fit.What a disappointment! All it adds is 3 little games. One "find the toys" (based on their silhouettes), one number recognition, and one letter/spelling recognition. The Art Studio, MP3 Player and Photo Viewer are all the same *exact* applications that come pre-installed - they just have Toy Story logos slapped on. I am just floored... really... the exact same content wrapped in a Toy Story 'skin'. The MP3 player doesn't add any new songs, it just shows Toy Story Character (faces) going by while the same 4 pre-installed songs play. Same with the photo editor... no new stamps, just Toy Story tunes while you color (if you even keep the volume on).There's also a story-reader... maybe that will be worth more than I'm expecting. We'll see. But if this is the iXL standard for their games, I'll be returning the others before opening/installing. What a ripoff. Equivalent Nook or Droid apps would cost about 99cents.

My 3 year old loves this! He is able to play all three mini games ( he did have trouble with the maze at first). He also loves the story and I like that it asks comprehension questions afterwards. Very worth the price!