The early stand outs for me being Black Panther and Hulkbuster Iron Man. New characters launched are all amazing in their detail and incredibly fun to play. With fully interactive arenas based on the Marvel Universe you’ll be punching, zapping, shooting, electrocuting and Hulk smashing to your heart’s content. This is all about getting together with your friends and beating the holy hell out of each other with 3” plastic baubles in a great virtual setting. It’ll run you around 30 minutes at best and then you’ll move on to what really matters. The story mode included in the set is naught but an afterthought, but isn’t really the reason any fan would be picking up the playset anyway. Using brand identity at its finest this brawler pits your Marvel heroes and villains against each other in four player combat. The first release following through on the promise of new content is the Marvel Battlegrounds Playset.

While I haven’t seen the numbers proving that, it comes as no surprise based on brand familiarity alone. I’d say that’s a smart move on Disney’s part as they’re already laying claim to being the number one toys-to-life game in the market.

Disney Interactive recently made the announcement that they were forgoing the yearly installment of new Disney Infinity games in favor of providing more content to the existing package already released.

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