Disney Infinity 2.0 Marvel Super Heroes
SCORE: 79
All ya'll know we get a ton of products from a variety of video game
companies. There are some products that never make it to us. I am
thinking some of those UPS, USPS, and/or Fedex employees are stealing
them. That or the people in PR lie about sending them to us. Anyone else
have any ideas what could be happening? Anyways I recently saw Disney
Infinity 2.0 Marvel Super Heroes on the PS Vita at a local retail chain.
I saw it for $24.99 too.
I was excited because we had chastised Disney Interactive Studios for
not releasing Disney Infinity on the hand helds. Okay there was that
lame party game on the Nintendo 3DS. Maybe I should have said a real,
genuine, and legitimate Disney Infinity game on the hand helds. Then I
saw Disney Infinity 2.0 Marvel Super Heroes on the PS Vita. I knew I had
to buy it, so Family Friendly Gaming Universe would know about it.
I took the game to the front to check out, and the gentleman told me it
was no $24.99 but it was actually $39.99. I told him no way was I paying
that for it. Then I had a light bulb moment. Their big giant sticker on
the box said $24.99. So I asked him: "isn't that bait and switch? A
violation of federal law?" He didn't know, so he had to ask a manager.
The manger looked at the product and what it was ringing up as, and
said: "give it to him for $24.99."
The purchase story was sure interesting. What was even more interesting
is trying to set this puppy up. The portal for Disney Infinity 2.0
Marvel Super Heroes on the PS Vita only has two places on it. One for
the level, and one for a character. A Black Suit Spiderman comes with
Disney Infinity 2.0 Marvel Super Heroes on the Vita. The game cartridge,
game case, and two toy box game discs come as well. The toy box game
discs are Escape from Kyln, and Assault on Asgard.
Players must plug the Disney Infinity 2.0 portal into a USB power
source. Like an USB power adapter. Go into the settings for the PS Vita,
and turn on the Blue tooth setting. Then press and hold a button the
Disney Infinity 2.0 portal to sync it. Then I could go into the game and
start playing it. It was a super pain doing all that. As was waiting
around thanks to really long loading times.
Disney Infinity 2.0 Marvel Super Heroes is the same game as the home
console versions. Which is really cool. I am so glad they could put all
of it on this hand held device. Playing Disney Infinity 2.0 Marvel Super
Heroes with just one player is hard. Thankfully I had plenty of
Spider-Man related characters to play with. That reminds me the PS Vita
version comes with the Spider-man level only. If you own the home
console level sets then you can play them on this portal.
Disney Infinity 2.0 Marvel Super Heroes also comes with the toy box.
Again very cool. Disney Infinity 1.0 content also works with Disney
Infinity 2.0 Marvel Super Heroes on the PS Vita. Disney Infinity 2.0
Marvel Super Heroes will also work on the Playstation TV if you family
happens to own one of those. The same violence issues exist in the PS
Vita version that is in the home console version.
- Paul
Graphics: 75%
Sound: 85%
Replay/Extras: 85%
Gameplay: 75%
Family Friendly Factor: 75%
System: Playstation Vita
Publisher: Disney Interactive
Developer: Avalanche Software
Rating:
‘E10+’ - Everyone TEN and OLDER ONLY
{Cartoon Violence}
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