Instead, there would be four major playsets released throughout the year for the Star Wars heavy Disney Infinity 3.0. Let's take a look at what Disney Infinity 4.0 was shaping up to be before it all came to an end.Īccording to multiple sources likely within Avalanche, the following information about future Disney Infinity plans was revealed to Kotaku who broke the scoop this week on how the game ultimately came to an all-too-early end: 12-Inch FiguresĢ016 was going to be the first year where another new numbered starter kit would not release to serve as a launch platform since all of Disney's major brands had already been introduce. As it turns out, there were cool plans for new Star Wars and Marvel movies alongside a new, much-needed gameplay mode, and even a new type of figure. We've examined the how and why this happened from a business perspective yesterday and now we're going to look at what could have been. Tragically, at the top of the cut list was developer Avalanche Software, the creative team behind Disney Infinity.Īll software development on future Disney Infinity 3.0 expansions coming later this year and its followup, Disney Infinity 4.0 next year, alongside all toy line production was halted.

Earlier this week, Disney dropped Mjolnir on its video game division, opting to focus on licensing out properties for video game development going forward.

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