May 10, 2016. It was on this date last year that it was announced that the toys-to-life game, Disney Infinity, a mega project that merged brands from across the Disney, Pixar, Star Wars and Marvel Universes into one game where users could create worlds limited only by their own imagination was coming to an end. The following…
Each of the six games showcased in the Disney Afternoon Collection are well worth playing but there are some that you’ll want to spend more time with than others. It’s all a matter of taste and some may like certain games more than others, but if you’re playing any or all of these games for the first…
As someone who grew up in the NES era, some of the game’s my eyes were immediately drawn to while either when purchasing or renting a game were those purple bordered Capcom ones, especially those with a Disney license attached to them. Nowadays a game based on a beloved Disney property is normally a match…
It’s been well over a year since the Disney Infinity 3.0 Marvel Battlegrounds was released and approaching a year since the termination of Disney Infinity (moment of silence, please). The figure that came with the Battlegrounds play set that you either own and have on display, own and put away or are presently in a bidding war for, was not the…
Of all the things I never thought I would report on, it’s today’s latest game announcement and I couldn’t be more happier. Capcom has revealed that on April 18th next month, they’re bringing the Disney Afternoon Collection to PS4, Xbox One and PC. The collection is made up of six classic NES Capcom Disney games: Duck Tales, Duck…
It’s not very often in an industry as harsh as the video game one can be where you get to report stories about people actually getting jobs instead of losing them. Avalanche Software, the studio that was the mastermind behind the toys-to-life game Disney Infinity which sadly ended last year, has been brought back to life under new management:…
When Patrick Klepek was still with Kotaku, he reported that one of things that would’ve happened had the toys-to-life game not been terminated was the release of premium figures made up of the best selling figures. The figures were to have measured around 12-inches with light up components and would have acted differently in game…
In what appears to be the butterfly effect of the closure of Disney’s interactive division, another developer associated with the company has closed its doors following the cancellation of Disney Infinity and the free-to-play game Marvel Avengers Alliance. Canadian based developer United Front Games, who worked on the Disney Infinity 3.0 Marvel Battlegrounds play set has closed their doors according to multiple…
It has not been a pleasant years for the many talented individuals who have worked within Disney’s interactive division. Following the shut down of Disney Infinity, which forced the closure of developer Avalanche Software came the termination of the four year old social game, Marvel: Avengers Alliance. From Polygon, who reported the news from Variety 5% of the 5,000 person workforce, equating to…
For fans of toys-to-life games and Disney Infinity, the death of the platform is still being felt months later, especially with folks like Infinity Inquirer, Infiniteer Adventures and Kotaku revealing all of the wonderful things that were in the works for the remainder of 3.0 and beyond. Those who love brands like Disney, Pixar, Star Wars and Marvel can take some comfort that another toys-to-life…
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