Some missions are only available for certain characters in that world. These upgrades actually save to your figure, so if you were to take your figure to a friend’s house and play, you can keep all of the advancements earned. As you progress through the missions available, you can level up your character and unlock new moves and increase stats. Using the included Disney Infinity base, you set up the play set and your chosen character, which gives you access to the all new Avengers world where you complete missions as Thor, Black Widow and Iron Man. Right out of the box (or starter pack), you are given one Marvel Avengers play set and 3 Avenger characters to begin with. After sitting down with Disney Infinity: Marvel Super Heroes (2.0 Edition) for some long play sessions however, I can finally see that not only is this not a rip off, but it’s a whole heck of a lot of fun! I completely considered it a total Skylanders clone with more expensive, Disney-themed figures.
Before actually playing Disney Infinity 2.0, I knew very little about Disney Infinity outside of the television commercials and the annoying looping video that played in store kiosks.
