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Heroes and Villains. Sorcerers and Superheroes. Princesses and Pirates. For generations, Disney storytelling and Marvel adventures have sparked our imaginations with characters and worlds of magic, action and wonder. Now, Disney Infinity 2.0: Gold Edition invites you to enter those worlds with all Disney Infinity 2.0 Characters and Playsets Unlocked for to fully enjoy in game experiences only Disney, Marvel - and your imagination - can bring to life.

All Disney Infinity 2.0 Playsets Unlocked:
- Avengers
- Spider-Man
- Guardians of the Galaxy

All Disney Infinity 2.0 Characters Unlocked:
- Hulk
- Iron Man
- Black Widow
- Captain America
- Groot & Rocket Raccoon
- Donald Duck
- Aladdin
- All Disney Infinity 1.0 Characters
- And More...

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Title: Disney Infinity 2.0: Gold Edition
Genre: Action, Adventure
Developer:
Avalanche Software, Heavy Iron Studios
Publisher:
Disney Interactive
Release Date: 9 Dec, 2016

Minimum:

OS: Windows Vista / 7 / 8.1
Processor: 2.2 GHz Dual-Core CPU
Memory: 2 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia GeForce 8600 GT 512 / ATI Radeon HD 4650 1 GB
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 10 GB available space

English,French,German,Russian

I'm thoroughly enjoying my time here. I bought Disney Infinity on Xbox 360 and eventually Disney Infinity 3.0 on the same device and enjoyed those co-op with my youngest sister. Unforunately I only really got into it about a month before they announced that the franchise was to be discontinued. The franchise definitely got better and better with each iteration, so it is such a shame to have it halt as things like driving, environments and combat became really fluent by 3.0, comparative to the very divisive gameplay mechanics in the original Disney Infinity.

Anyways, it is lovely to have the oppurtunity to get all of the characters at a bargain price, no portal or nothing required, and a hell of a lot of frame rate issues resolved purely because this game is running on a PC and not a 360. Only ownside is no local co-op, which is a shame but this is my favourite super-hero game to date. And 3.0 is a blast as well.

If interested, go for it. If you think about all the characters you don't have to buy anymore, hundreds of potential dollars have been discarded from the product.. Amazing Game.Addicting and fun.I highly recommend this game.. excellent game. Guardians Of The Galaxy mode is amazing. Spiderman mode is just out of this world and the avengers mode is just great. hard but great. defs play this game. Oh where to begin. I would almost recommend this one. They've at least learned a bit from Infinity 1.0.

The premise is the same: Playsets (campaigns) and free play + challenges and some new extra challenge levels. This time, however, your characters can level up and use special skills, which is quite neat. The main gameplay is also smoother for the most part. However, there are some game-breaking bugs in the game, for example, getting stuck in walls (which can at least be remedied by loading a save, but still), or the game simply crashing after a certain cutscene. Every time. I guess, if you wanna fool around a bit it's ok and kids will probably have quite a bit of fun with it, especially when compared to the first one. I will, again, focus on the playsets and rate them from best to worst. So, there are only 3 this time: Avengers, Guardians and Spiderman...quality over quantity? Well, yes, and no.

Guardians:

- This one is hands down the best one. It's got interesting and fun characters, a moderately good story and really nice presentation. It's also the only one that makes following the main story a piece of cake, instead of being distracted by side quests and not knowing which quests advance the story. You play as Starlord (or any of the Guardians or villains) to repel Ronan the Accuser, who is after the Infinity Stone you've stolen. The only real bad thing about this one is that it's damn short and some story missions are really just time-fillers and annoying. Also, if you have enough points, you can instantly upgrade Starlord to be a rapid fire instagib cannon. The things Disney Infinity still have not mastered is actually crafting a good story with a smooth progression path...so these campaigns are just short "adventures". Thiis one is barely 1-2 hours at most if you ignore the various, boring side quests. It finishes with an interesting boss fight at the end...well, interesting for this game at least.

Avengers:

Loki has unleashed the Frost Giants on Earth. Actually not such a bad campaign, but marred by pointless side quests. Also, as Iron Man, you can simply hover over the enemy hordes and let your impulsor blasts clear the way. Most enemies can't hit you, but will occasionally throw something at you, which you can easily dodge. There are a few boss fights in here as well and with Iron Man you can quickly traverse the terrain at least. Just be careful not to get stuck in buildings during flight.

Spiderman:

Green Goblin has teamed up with Mysterio. Once again, this one is not terrible. It has some different mechanics and with Spiderman you can webswing your way through the city, only your ranged attacks are weak, but you pack quite a punch in melee. Of course you can simply play as another hero or villain. The story and especially the ending, however, are a letdown in the end, but I didn't even get that far, because my game refused to continue after a certain cutscene. The game would always close to desktop after that...annoying and ultimately the reason for not recommending it. Not for 28 bucks...at.

Also, if you're gonna let people play as various heroes in the story-mode, please don't lock every hero behind his own skill tree...it makes no sense to change from Spiderman to Venom if the latter has no skill upgrades.... A great game but ruined by a 'SYSTEM PERFORMANCE' issue, I originally bought this game for \u00a330 and I had the same issue in the toy box, the 'SYSTEM PERFORMANCE' issue is that I cannot place anything in the toy box (that ruins the whole purpose of the toybox in the first place!) I believe the game was updated and the issue was fixed but this was the original release and the rerelease (the 'gold edition') is still having this issue, Disney Infinity is a great game and I highly recormend it but this release I do not recormend!