Closed by Disney following last year’s cancellation of toys-to-life game Disney Infinity, developer Avalanche Software is back in business today, re-opened under new owner Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. Its first project is a game based on Disney-Pixar’s Cars 3.
Teasers went out a few weeks ago and now it's time to see what the next evolution of Disney's hit collectible toy game will look like. Time to shout Excelsior?
Sure looks like the Avengers are finally coming to Disney Infinity. This new teaser features Steve Rogers' iconic shield ricocheting through the environs of Disney's collectible toy game. People have been wondering when Marvel characters would be showing up in Disney Infinity and this clip seems to hint that some news…
It was Avalanche Software's innovative Toy Box Mode for the Toy Story 3 video game tie-in that lead to the creation of the toy-driven Disney Infinity. Next week Buzz, Woody and Jessie come home, and it goes a little something like this.
Disney Infinity is a wonderful way for children of all ages to indulge their desire to create and explore, but are all of these colorful pieces of expensive plastic really necessary?
Usually, when a big video game gets delayed, you can easily call out the reasons: development wasn't proceeding as planned, more time to make it even better or porting it to other platforms.
Disney Infinity sounds like it's going to be the biggest thing Disney has ever done with games, and it's coming out this June.
Who says a movie tie-in can't be innovative and exciting? Toy Story 3's build-your-own-adventure Toy Box mode could wind up the most entertaining thing to come of a movie video game since we started putting moving pictures to pixels.
While a portion of Disney Interactive's video game adaptation will follow the events of the animated movie, its Toy Box mode will allow players to create their own adventures using the franchises iconic characters.
