Oh no, Buzz Lightyear is fine... I mean, it's Pixar, which automatically annoys me, but at least it's comprised of shooting things that occupy physical space. Interactivity in that sense is great, and there have been all sorts of rumours over the years of other interactive sorts of things Disney could try. One of my favorites was having a universal PDA sort of device that could interact with different rides in different ways, like "capturing" ghosts on the Haunted Mansion, being a treasure map around Tom Sawyer's Island (pre-piratization), etc. I even thought about buying that LED video game device that, according to the package, starts up with the appropriate game when you're at a certain attraction, but I opted not to on the realization that I was already AT Disneyland... I didn't need to play video games ABOUT it. The five minutes I spent at VMK Central was enough to blow my mind in a minefield of meta madness ^_^
It's just the idea that the entire ride consists of looking at screens through 3D glasses that, to me, kind of defeats the point. There are some cases where that's okay, like when you know you're sitting down to watch a movie like in the Main St. Cinema, Muppet*Vision or Philharmagic. But I guess if you know you're sitting down to play a video game in Toy Story Mania, well, more power to you. I suppose if they had one at Anaheim, I probably would have gone into DisneyQuest too...
