All through this year, Disney has been upping the ante on Windows and Windows Phone. They’ve brought popular titles from other platforms, introduced new games, and offered great deals.
The company has now announced the Disney Infinity: Toy Box app that allows you to apply your imagination to a digital canvas. The app is also available for iPad. You can create your own worlds and games using favorite characters from popular Disney movies like ‘The Incredibles’, ‘Cars’, ‘Tangled’, ‘Wreck-It Ralph’, ‘Frozen’, ‘Monsters University’, and more.
Disney promises endless possibilities like putting Captain Jack Sparrow in sports car racing Dash or Sulley climbing mountains to find Cinderella’s Castle. There are more than 80 free items to build your world – including terrain, racetrack pieces and decorations. You can use web codes included with toys at retail or make purchases in-app to unlock even more props, characters and decorations.
It’s also easy to transfer your creations cross-platform, so you can pick up where you left off, and use multi-touch controls for building and playing.
Download the free app from Windows Store, and let us know what you’re building. Also, check out www.disney.com/infinity for more information.
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