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Disney Infinity’s Take On The Original Star Wars Trilogy Out Today
The next Disney Infinity Star Wars playset arrives on shelves today, along with the colorful (and furry) cast of characters. The Rise Against the Empire playset takes place during episodes IV through VI and takes the cast from Tatooine to Hoth and to Endor.
The playset also features space battles and speeder bikes, if you’re itching for some vehicle action. The Rise Against the Empire set comes with Luke Skywalker and Leia Organa.
Three additional original trilogy characters are also available today: Han Solo, Chewbacca, and Darth Vader. Boba Fett is coming in November. You can also pick up a new set of power discs based on Star Wars, Empire Strikes Back, and Return of the Jedi.
The playset retails for $35, with additional figures tagged at $14 and power discs at $10. For more on Disney Infinity 3.0, check out our review. You can also check out our Parents' Guide for this year’s toys-to-life games.
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