Toy Story 3 Game Codes

Toy Story 3: The Video Game was made by different studios for different consoles, so the versions are not identical and neither are the cheats:

• PS3, Xbox 360, Wii and PC (Avalanche Software): BLASER, BANDIT, 3DGLAS and OLDMOV. The Wii version also accepts Snakes.
• PlayStation 2 and PSP (Asobo Studio): the PS2 version has the full list, including Snakes, Horray, Iwante and Protec.
• Nintendo DS (n-Space): the DS version is a different game and is not covered by these codes.

If a code is rejected, the most likely reason is that it does not exist on your version. Horray, Iwante and Protec in particular are PS2 codes.

If you play on PS2, Horray is the code most players want, because it opens every level so you can jump straight to your favorite part of the story. Iwante and Protec make the game far easier, which is handy for younger players or for exploring the Toy Box mode without worrying about coins or health.

On every version, BLASER is the most fun: it gives Buzz his laser in all story levels. BANDIT, 3DGLAS and OLDMOV are cosmetic, changing how Woody, the aliens or the whole screen look.

Toy Story 3 returned on October 15, 2026 as a Complete Edition from Digital Eclipse and Atari, for Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, PS4, PS5, PC and Xbox. We have not been able to confirm whether the original cheat codes are included.

If you are playing the Complete Edition, look for a Bonus or Cheat Codes menu and try BLASER first, since it works on every original version. We will update this page once the Complete Edition codes are confirmed.

If a code does not do anything, check these things:

• Not switched on: entering a code only unlocks it. Turn it on in the Cheat menu during play.
• Capital letters: codes are case-sensitive. Snakes, Horray, Iwante and Protec start with a capital letter and continue in lowercase.
• Wrong version: some codes only exist on PS2 or Wii.
• Typos: the code is spelled Horray, not Hooray. Copy the code to be safe.

Toy Story 3: The Video Game was released in 2010 alongside the Pixar film. Avalanche Software developed the PS3, Xbox 360, Wii and PC versions for Disney Interactive Studios, Asobo Studio made the PS2 and PSP versions, and n-Space made the Nintendo DS game. Alongside the story levels based on the film, it is known for its open-ended Toy Box mode, where players build and explore a Western town.

That mix of story and sandbox is why its cheat codes are still searched today: the cheats make it easy to replay favorite levels or to play freely in the Toy Box.

Here is every Toy Story 3 game code in more detail, so you know what to expect before you switch it on:

• BLASER: Buzz can use his laser in all story levels.
• BANDIT: Woody wears his Bandit outfit instead of his usual clothes.
• 3DGLAS: the Squeeze Toy aliens wear 3D glasses.
• OLDMOV: the whole game is shown with an old movie visual effect.
• Snakes: snakes appear when Woody lands on the ground. PS2 and Wii.
• Horray: unlocks every level. PS2 only.
• Iwante: infinite coins. PS2 only.
• Protec: infinite health. PS2 only.

Every code is exactly six characters long, which is a handy way to check your entry. Four codes are all capitals: BLASER, BANDIT, 3DGLAS and OLDMOV. The other four start with a capital and continue in lowercase: Snakes, Horray, Iwante and Protec.

Several codes look like misspelled words: Horray is not Hooray, and Protec is not Protect. Type them exactly as shown here, not the way the word is normally spelled.

We check Toy Story 3 game codes by hand. A code goes into the main table only when at least two independent sources agree on it, or when it comes straight from the official game description or rules. Codes that only one source reports, or that sources disagree on, are kept in a separate unconfirmed table, so you can still try them without mistaking them for confirmed codes. A code moves to the expired list once it is reported as no longer working.

This page was last checked on October 20, 2026. We never make up codes or rewards, and we keep a list of the sources behind every code. If something on this page no longer matches what you see in the game, tell us with the Feedback button and we will check it again.

Every code is listed exactly the way the game expects it, with the same capital letters, numbers and symbols, so the safest way to enter one is the Copy button next to it rather than typing it by hand. A code that turns out to be wrong is moved to the right table, never silently deleted.