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Disney's 'Toy Box' Combines Pixar And Disney Characters
We don't know much about Disney's upcoming project "Toy Box." That's because it hasn't been officially announced yet. The New York Times recently did an interview with Disney Interactive co-presidents James Pitaro and John Pleasants. The article mentions a project that is said to combine Pixar and Disney characters into a console game for the first time.
Here's an excerpt from the New York Times article:
Mr. Pleasants is also pouring money into a project Disney refers to as Toy Box, a console game with extensive mobile and online applications in which various Pixar and Disney characters will interact with one another for the first time. “I’m excited about what we’ve already done and where we’re going,” he said, adding that Disney has had three No. 1 apps in the last six months.
We reached out to Disney for any additional information. We'll update this story if we hear back.
[Source: New York Times]
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