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Summary

Disney Planes is based on the 2013 animated movie of the same name. This handheld version has gameplay similar to the PC / Wii (U) release, but is not identical. Players get to experience the game world using six characters and six environments (four less for each compared to the other version), but it does have full voice acting. Each character has different statistics based on boost, power, speed and technique. The game contains four game modes, but not the multiplayer portion of the other release. The included game modes are: Balloon, Challenge, Race and Story.

Platforms

Nintendo DS

Release Date

August 5, 2013 (11 years and 7 months ago)

Publishers

Disney Interactive

Content Rating

Franchises

Planes

Community

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Planes News

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Culture

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8/6/15

Redditor Mega_Dunsparce took several ridiculous photoshopped planes, then went and turned them into working aircraft in Kerbal Space Program. There’s a couple more examples below, and for the whole bunch, you can check out the relevant threads here, here and here on Reddit.
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PublishedAugust 6, 2015

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