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Disney Infinity
A prank battle, eh? Those jerks at Fear Tech are going to get what's coming to 'em. In the Monsters University playset for Disney Infinity, players take on their rival school in a series of pranks that include mascot theft and judicious use of toilet paper.
The Disney Infinity base game ships with three different playsets, including adventures based on the The Incredibles, Pirates of the Caribbean, and Monsters University. In the Monsters University set, players can choose to play as Mike, Sulley, or Randy as they do their best to outprank Fear Tech. The set includes in-game goodies including a toilet-paper launcher, paintball launcher, and Archie the Scare Pig, who can be ridden around. See some of these gizmos and more in the trailer below.
In addition to the story mode, players can bring a variety of gadgets and objects into the game's Toy Box. Take a look at this earlier video to see how that mode works.
Look for Disney Infinity on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii U, and 3DS on August 18.
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