That's right: Joy, Sadness, Fear, Anger and Disgust from Pixar's Inside Outcan be collected and played with in Disney Infinity 3.0! (And yes, they made another version of the game.)
I'm only slightly disappointed in the design of the characters. For me, they look almost clay-like, thus different from other characters already available in Disney Infinity. Maybe it's really just me, but just take a look at Sadness...see it?
No? Okay. Moving on.
Check out these images of what the figurines supposedly look like -- and I say "supposedly" because I'm not sure whether or not they're official images from Disney Gaming.
Unfortunately, 2.0 figurines don’t work with the original version my family owns, so while I won’t be picking Loki up to play with him, I’ll definitely be picking him up soon as a collectible piece!
Are you going to buy Loki? Have you already purchased him? Tell me in the comments below!
Just saying, this would be a really fun game to play! And just curious, but is there a significance/hidden meaning in Mickey's high score? I'm still a little brain dead from finals -- comment below if you figure out anything!
So I don’t own the game. (Yet.) But I so want to collect the figures just for fun! I think they’re so cute, without looking too different from the original designs of the characters.
Plus, Sorcerer Mickey is my favorite form of Mickey Mouse, so I’m pretty sure this figure is a must-add to my collection!
Check out Mickey’s magical powers and how much fun you can have with him when you play Disney Infinity:
Any of you heard of Epic Mickey? It's a Disney video game for Wii where Mickey is pulled (literally) into a world of forgotten characters (a world that he *SPOILER* ruined) to fix what he (*SPOILER*) messed up (didn't I just say that?).
Well the video game was/is spectacular. My Disney Family owns it (because I saw it was on sale and organized the saving-up for it).
Sorry, I just like to take credit where it's owed.
The game is actually lots of fun and keeps you on your toes trying to overcome the obstacles Mickey faces. My family and I haven't finished it quite yet, but we're loving it so far!
The game has done so well that Disney has developed a sequel, and the trailer just got released!
This time, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit has paired up with Mickey ("The Power of Two" part) where before in the first game he started out as a jealous enemy.
The sequel's cover.
Looks exciting!
Photo fromThe Disney Diner (where I found the trailer).
I was disappointed (but not surprised) that the sequel's trailer avoids any dialogue other than the narrator's. Why am I not surprised but disappointed?
In the original game, the characters only spoke in grunts and other sounds while their "lines" were shown on the screen. However, Disney revealed that in this game, the characters will be speaking full dialogue. So I wasn't expecting them to give us a preview of that, but it would have been kind of fun.
Oh well.
A good thing to note about the full dialogue is that this means Oswald's voice will be heard...for the first time!
I couldn't remember the source where I first heard about this, but on Wikipedia's article on Oswald, it states that "will feature full voiced cut scenes introducing Frank Welker as Oswald's first voice actor."
It's funny how my brother keeps mentioning that "they'll ruin Oswald's voice." How can one ruin a character's voice when it hasn't even been done before? This will be Oswald's debut voice.
Interestingly enough, the Disney Wiki mentions that Welker did Oswald's sound effects in the first game, so it's not like they're bringing in a whole new voice actor.
