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Disney Infinity Coming To Vita With Black Suit Spider-Man, Will Include Bluetooth Infinity Base
Disney Infinity is heading to Vita and it will come with an exclusive Black Suit Spider-Man figure.
The new figure was announced during the Developing the Disney Infinity (2.0 Edition) Art Style panel at the PlayStation Experience. Tweets from the official Disney Infinity twitter account and John Vignicchi, VP of Production for Disney Infinity, also confirmed the new figure for the previously confirmed platform.
CONFIRMED: Black Suit Spider-Man will be available with @PlayStation Vita version in May!
— Disney Infinity (@DisneyInfinity) December 7, 2014
It is official - Black Suit Spider-Man is coming exclusively inside of the #PlaystationVita starter pack of @DisneyInfinity 2.0!
— John Vignocchi (@JohnVignocchi) December 7, 2014
Not much else is known about the Vita version regarding what the figure will look like, but it will be available in May. The Infinity Base will use Bluetooth and the game will be compatible with PlayStation TV.
@PlayStation Vita version will come with a Bluetooth base and will be compatible with #PlayStation TV!
— Disney Infinity (@DisneyInfinity) December 7, 2014
[Source: @DisneyInfinity, @JohnVignocchi]
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