That’s not terribly distracting, considering the dialogue is mostly restricted to throw-away one-liners during the stages. To Disney Infinity’s credit, the characters retain some of the original voice actors (Lewis Black and Phyllis Smith return as Anger and Sadness respectively) however some of the other voices aren’t quite right. However, the pleasantries don’t fully extend to the experience of actually playing the game. The Play Set piece itself looks like the core memory base from the movie, and stands out as a neat design. All of the Inside Out characters look great, and the addition of a colored ball “memory” on the base is a great touch from the film. Disney Infinity 3.0 tries to capture this success and bring it to the video game world with a stand-alone Play Set, which includes two figurines and supports three additional figures.įirst, the physical: The Joy and Anger figures included with the Play Set are wonderfully sculpted. It has nuance, comedy, emotion, and fun it succeeds at almost every level. I played around with the toy box for an hour or two before starting this Play Set, but I have not played any prior Disney Infinity game, nor have I played any of the Star Wars Play Sets created for Disney Infinity 3.0.ĭisney Pixar’s film Inside Out is a complex exploration of human emotion and adolescence, full to the brim with imagination and color. It is worth noting for the context of this review that Inside Out was effectively my first time playing any real content in Disney Infinity.
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