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Disney Infinty 3.0 may have a lot of focus on Star Wars this year, but aside from Marvel and Star Wars properties, Disney Interactive is bringing back the Disney playsets with Inside Out, based on the new (and fantastic) Disney/Pixar film that releases later this month. The story of the playset is actually a sequel to the film, so it will offer something new for fans, yet still have familiar elements.

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Pixel Gate looks at the potential appeal Lego Dimensions may hold for scalpers ''Ive never been one for Lego, but the recent reveal of Lego Dimensions got my attention. Where Skylanders started, and Disney Infinite grew, and the Nintendo seemingly took over, the game-toy market is pretty insane. The combination of family friendly video games, fueled/complimented by toys is a money making machine. Much like Disney and Nintendo, Lego are a firmly established brand with the unique ability to appeal to all ages. The licenses Lego own, the fan base they have, the significances in pop culture they posses, Dimensions should be easy money.''

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The Force is strong in these fresh assets

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EB: Kabam and Disney have officially announced a new mobile Star Wars game that will be set in between the end of Return of the Jedi and the beginning of The Force Awakens. I dont think Star Wars: Uprising will span the entire timeframe, but the events players will take place in will be set after the destruction of the second Death Star, Vader, and Palpatine.

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From ComicBookResources.com: In this exclusive interview, "Disney Infinity 3.0" VP Of Art Development Jeff Bunker talks about how the character and toy for Obi-Wan was designed, including an exclusive look at an early concept drawing.

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From ComicBookResources.com: In this exclusive interview, "Disney Infinity 3.0" VP Of Art Development Jeff Bunker talks about how the character and toy for Obi-Wan was designed, including an exclusive look at an early concept drawing.