#Disney infinity 3.0 update

This set offers the most varied gameplay, allowing players to take down AT-ATs in a snow speeder on Hoth, jump on a speeder bike and evade stromtroopers on Endor and join forces with R2D2 in an X-wing to destroy the Death Star (and if that was a spoiler, then you should crawl out of whatever hole youвЂ™re living in that somehow has internet access). Rise Against the Empire is likely to be the most popular Playset simply due to the fact that itвЂ™s based on the original trilogy. Players can travel to four locations including Coruscant, Geonosis and Naboo. Developed by Ninja Theory in cooperation with Avalanche, Twilight is based on the prequel trilogy and set near the end of the Clone Wars. Twilight of the Republic, included with the 3.0 Starter Pack, is arguably the premiere set. The core of the Star Wars experience revolves around the two Playsets available at launch. Thankfully they didnвЂ™t wait long and after successfully tackling the Marvel universe last year, Disney is going all-in with the house that Lucas built. Fans have been wanting Star Wars to be incorporated into Infinity from the beginning and the second that The Force Awakens was announced, it seemed like a sure thing. Of course, whatever Disney did to Infinity this year would be eclipsed by the fact that it was now based around the Star Wars universe.

#Disney infinity 3.0 update

Now Disney is back the third year in a row with 3.0 and instead of just refreshing the brand another year, theyвЂ™ve made dramatic changes that make it feel less like an update and more like the beginning of a new era for the property. Disney Infinity 2.0 didnвЂ™t make many changes to the formula, but did offer up a dramatically improved Toy Box mode that brought it from a neat extra to the undisputed centerpiece of the experience.

After finally making it past the learning curve, players were treated to a neat cross-IP experience that blended the fun of collectibles with the sheer enjoyment of seeing multiple different characters come together in one experience. The whole concept was confusing inside and out with multiple SKUs physically and multiple game modes internally. Although immediately a strong property, things started off admittedly slow in retrospect. We put an asterisk after вЂњimpossibleвЂќ because if there was one company who had the brand power and resources to do it, it was Disney. So fine, weвЂ™ll delve into it, but just know that youвЂ™re wasting valuable Death Star destroying time.Дisney Infinity did the impossible* task of challenging the runaway hit Skylanders when it burst onto the scene three years ago.

The review could end here as that simple statement should be enough for most everybody to snag a 3.0 Starter Pack immediately, but as youвЂ™re reading this review and not in line at Toys R Us right now, weвЂ™ll assume that simple idea hasnвЂ™t swayed you and youвЂ™re wanting to find out more about what makes this collaboration so great.