Toy Story Midway Mania Score tracking?

[WhatJaneSays]

I've seen plenty of strategy guides but I'm curious if there is a place or community out there that actively tracks the scores for TSMM.

As part of my New Years Resolution to "do more frivolous things that make me happy" I'm on a quest to improve my score on that game. I figured if I'm going to document my progress it would be fun to share the journey with other equally crazy people.

(If such a place doesn't exist I was thinking of starting one.)

 

[Doodlyday]

I don't know. It would be great if Disney allowed you to submit your score under your name, than you can view your score compared to the rest of the world.

 

[Tom]

This would be an extremely simple website to write. If they can pull wait times, they can pull data from the TSMM scoring computers. A quick database and website that lets you search historic scores would be fun.

 

[doctornick]

This would be an extremely simple website to write. If they can pull wait times, they can pull data from the TSMM scoring computers. A quick database and website that lets you search historic scores would be fun.

Disney having scores that integrate with your MBs would make sense, such that you can go online on your MDE after riding and compare your scores with others in your party.

 

[George]

Only a good idea if I won. Otherwise, I'm completely against.

 

[Daniel Johnson]

Only a good idea if I won. Otherwise, I'm completely against.

You are right, I pride my self on my superior marksmanship of the laser guns over my wife. But, she usually beats me, it's an hour of gloating from her, while I slowly wither away at the snacks she brought for herself until there is half a pop tart left....I have no Shame in seeking revenge.

 

[HonorableMention]

I'm assuming the same could be done for Buzz too? That would be a great feature.

 

[belledream]

I would totally love something like this. I always wondered what was the point of the 'prizes' at the end of the ride. It would be fun to have some kind of medium to 'collect' or 'display' them in!

 

[Texas84]

No point in doing this on Buzz because it's so easy to max out. I've hit all 9's in the first room a few times and I think there are some vids out there with people who have done it with both guns. But it shouldn't be that difficult to let the counter roll over.

 

[WhatJaneSays]

No point in doing this on Buzz because it's so easy to max out. I've hit all 9's in the first room a few times and I think there are some vids out there with people who have done it with both guns. But it shouldn't be that difficult to let the counter roll over.

I've gotten to the point where I can do all 9s on Buzz enough that it's really only something I go on with others. Moving on to TSMM I feel is more of a chalange. As far as I know (outside of testing) no one has ever maxed out, I think the highest score I've ever seen is in the 640k-ish range.

I think it would be a fun thing for us to have a little "wall of fame" (or in my case wall of shame) here for WDWMagic folks. Not really sure what sub-forum it would be best put under.

 

[yedliW]

I'm not sure about TSMM, but on buzz, you really can't compare scores from one ride to the next, because they go at different speeds.. I have been on it when it stopped several times mid ride (i'm assuming they were letting wheelchairs on or off, or some other mechanical issue). During this time I was able to lock in on a target and just rack up scores..

Other times, it seems that they can adjust the speed of the ride to push more people through if there is a longer line. They could adjust the time at each stop on TSMM to accommodate higher levels.