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December 2015
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The editors liked
Tons of characters from Star Wars
Pixar
Marvel
And Disney worlds. Variety of game modes. Fun
Stylized graphics. Mostly great controls. Works with all figures and Power Disks from previous versions.
Vastly improved combat system
Screen wipes
Sounds
And Star Wars feel
Vehicles sections are (mostly) great
Space combat is a welcome addition
Characters all feel differently
The editors didn't like
Figures and Play Sets sold separately
No way to unlock them in-game. Some iffy controls
One less character in the starter pack this year
No ranged character in starter pack
Much of the Toy Box is still locked behind challenges
Abstract: Kart racing has arrived in Disney Infinity 3.0 Edition in the form of Toy Box Speedway, allowing players to take their Disney, Pixar, Marvel and Star Wars characters into a race track stadium and participate in multiple race types across varying themed tr...
The Star Wars property is arguably the most famous universe included in the game thus far, as Disney Infinity 3.0 Edition continues the fairly slow pace of evolving the franchise...
Published: 2015-09-10, Author: Ron , review by: gamingtrend.com
Vastly improved combat system, Screen wipes, sounds, and Star Wars feel, Vehicles sections are (mostly) great, Space combat is a welcome addition, Characters all feel differently
One less character in the starter pack this year, No ranged character in starter pack, Much of the Toy Box is still locked behind challenges, Podracing controls are garbage
Disney Infinity 3.0 improves combat, adds space combat, and couples it with the most storied franchise in history to create a hit. The story is worth playing, and (most) of the vehicles are a great addition to the formula. With dozens of hours of content...
Abstract: It's here. It happened. Disney Infinity finally has Star Wars, and the world is better for it. After a successful 2.0 that saw the inclusion of Marvel characters and an expanded, refine feature set, Disney Infinity 3.0 is the culmination of ideas, propert...
Tons of characters from Star Wars, Pixar, Marvel, and Disney worlds. Variety of game modes. Fun, stylized graphics. Mostly great controls. Works with all figures and Power Disks from previous versions.
Figures and Play Sets sold separately; no way to unlock them in-game. Some iffy controls
Disney Infinity gets a massive upgrade with a new 3.0 version that adds Star Wars characters, more Marvel heroes, and revamped combat and racing modes from talented game studios. It's likely to be the best version of the lucrative toys-to-life franchise...
Abstract: I wasn't a fan of the previous Disney Infinity entries. At least not the gameplay portion. I own almost every Marvel figure from the 2.0 series simply because I enjoyed collecting them. The games themselves were clunky and extremely limited, especially co...
Abstract: At E3, Disney invited me to their booth to check out Disney Infinity 3.0. This time, they are bringing in Star Wars to the Toys 2 Life genre. Now that Skylanders has teamed up with Nintendo and amiibo, and Lego has its own Lego Dimensions coming out, Dis...
The multiplayer experience is similar to past Disney Infinity games; local couch co-op on a split screen. This is great for parents wanting to play with their kids or even siblings who don't share well...
Disney Infinity's continued rise comes with some costs attached, but this is the series' most enjoyable entry yet...
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Published: 2015-09-15, Author: Matthew , review by: nzgamer.com
Abstract: A common theme among so much of the coverage of toys-to-life games is that, thanks to having add-ons and collectibles as a core part of their design, they're just waiting to leech every last drop of blood from your bank account. There's certainly an eleme...
