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Disney Infinity: Marvel Super Heroes
The game might have Marvel in the title, but that doesn't mean players will only have exclusive access to superheros. Disney's classic heroes Aladdin and Jasmine will be jumping into Infinity's Toy Box 2.0.
Stop rubbing your magic lamp, you wish has been granted: Aladdin and Jasmine are the newest characters to be added into Disney Infinity Toy Box 2.0. Aladdin comes equipped with a scimitar and a magic lamp, while Princess Jasmine flies into action with the help of a magic carpet and can summon desert winds to keep enemies at bay.
Disney Infinity Toy Box 2.0 also features Aladdin-themed Power Discs, such as:
- Jasmine's Palace View: Transform the Toy Box skyline with this Power Disc and you will feel as if you're in the land of Agabah.
- The Sands of Agrabah: Transform your Toy Box terrain into the dunes and desert of Agrabah.
- Aladdin’s Magic Carpet: Your wish for flight has been granted. Soar above the Toy Box on Aladdin's Magic Carpet with this rare Power Disc.
- Rags to Riches: Slip on this Prince Ali costume for added style and increased riches.
Disney Infinity: Marvel Super Heroes releases on September 23, but check out the game's previous Bad Guys trailer while you wait.
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