Then they should only stop selling the game itself and starter packs. I'm sure lots of collectors still want the figurines, even just for displaying them, and cutting them off seems like a bad idea.If they cancel it, they should immediately stop selling it. Seems unfair to keep on selling an online expensive gaming platform to unaware customers
Well, it's not as if there weren't any other signs that the Apple TV platform has problems, like abysmal sales of even "top-selling" apps…So then, Disney ending plans for the Apple TV version was just the beginning of the cancelation for the whole product across all platforms, and not doom and gloom for the Apple TV in particular.
Glad the tech press didn't overreact or anything.
I don't believe so. Skylanders and Lego Dimensions are both still selling well.
hey, just like Apple!Disney goes through lots of failures now a days...
Disney goes through lots of failures now a days...
If they cancel it, they should immediately stop selling it. Seems unfair to keep on selling an online expensive gaming platform to unaware customers
But this is going out...sadlyIt's just you. The Amiibo essentially do nothing in games. They unlock costumes and such, while the Disney Infinity sets have actual gameplay, and you use the figures in-game.
Thank god, these things at $10 - $15 each have been costing me a fortune every time I go to Toys R Us with my boys!
Failure is good. It means they're trying something different.
Great. So Disney is taking the Lucasarts route.
I don't believe so. Skylanders and Lego Dimensions are both still selling well.
The problem was that it just wasn't as much fun as Skylanders. The Skylanders stories were more fun, came out first, and had a ton more variety.
I really hated that most of the focus went into the "minecraft world building" side of it rather than the story/quest lines.
Rumor is Skylanders is going to shutter their operation this year.
The problem was that it just wasn't as much fun as Skylanders. The Skylanders stories were more fun, came out first, and had a ton more variety.
I really hated that most of the focus went into the "minecraft world building" side of it rather than the story/quest lines.
There's always the magical words "no, you don't need it".
Target is currently offering 75% off on Editions 1.0 and 2.0 through their Cartwheel app. And Playstation TV is 50% off.
But this is going out...sadly
It seems like games are just no longer focused on quality but more on generating the max revenue...