One wants to wipe out an entire planet. Another was driven insane by mad science. The third really likes Troll dolls. Today Ronan the Accuser, the Green Goblin and Blue Merle join Disney Infinity 2.0.
Tagged With disney infinity 20
Now that we've gotten all of that superhero nonsense out of the way, it's time for the Infinity 2.0 figures that true Disney fans have been waiting for.
When I was 12 years old, my favourite toys were a ragtag band of Marvel Secret Wars action figures.
Tuesday's North American release of Disney Infinity 2.0 is all about Marvel Comics' finest, but the intro movie is totally Disney.
My favourite aspect of the first Disney Infinity was the toys. Carefully sculpted and painted, each one was a tiny work of art. This week I received the first batch of figures for Disney Infinity 2.0: Marvel Super Heroes, and the quality isn't quite up to snuff.
Taking a break from making action adventure games featuring stunning characters with large, waatery eyes, Heavenly Sword developer Ninja Theory's been helping polish combat systems for the Marvel-powered Disney Infinity 2.0.
Last year, I was assaulted by trailer after trailer filled with the magical possibilities of Disney Infinity's Toy Box building mode, only to find the best my imagination could muster was an incredibly high plateau to drive cars off of. My hopes aren't quite as high the second time around.
Seeing how the movie came out 22 years ago, Aladdin isn't exactly "a whole new world" at this point. Disney Infinitycertainly took its sweet time bringing the nineties-era classic back in video game form, though. Today, Disney finally revealed its plans to bring Aladdin and Princess Jasmine to the Disney Infinity Toybox 2.0.
Because you can't have good without evil, Disney Infinity: Marvel Super Heroes makes sure all three of its heroic playsets get an appropriate villain. Enter Loki, Ronan the Accuser and the Green Goblin.
You can stop now, Disney Infinity 2.0. We get it. You really want us to buy you, and you aren't afraid to recruit a team of intergalactic outlaws to make it happen.
"I'll try to give you something a little bit more than I said before: we're focused on the characters we announced today." Marvel's Peter Phillips, the company's head of digital entertainment, is humouring me. I'm asking the questions Marvel fans want to know the answers to after Disney's unveiling yesterday of Disney Infinity Marvel Superheroes, and we both know he's not free to answer them.
