Things We Saw Today: The Disney Infinity Series Has Been Cancelled

Things We Saw Today: The Disney Infinity Series Has Been Cancelled
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Wow, this is a bummer. Disney announced earlier today that it’s shuttering Avalanche Software, a move that will put nearly 300 people out of work and discontinue the Disney Infinity series. In a blog post, Disney Infinity SVP John Blackburn said of the news:

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Disney Infinity was built for you—our fans—and I wanted to take a moment to thank you not just for your support over the years, but for creating a community that made Disney Infinity more than just a game.

Our goal for Disney Infinity was to bring the best of Disney storytelling to life in homes around the world, and with your support we accomplished that. We hope you had as much fun playing the game as we had making it.

Two final Disney Infinity retail releases are still upcoming, which will add characters from Alice Through the Looking Glass; a Finding Dory playset is also still slated to launch in June. Disney Infinity offered some awesome options for playable female characters, so we’re very sorry to see it discontinued. (via The Verge and Polygon)

  • The A.V. Club shares an extraordinarily dismal take on Smash Mouth’s “All Star.”
  • Is Tom Hardy going to make an appearance in Star Wars: Episode VIII? More importantly, will he bring a dog with him? (via io9)
  • Ryan North and Derek Charm will be taking over Jughead from Chip Zdarsky and Erica Henderson. As sad as I am to see Zdarsky and Henderson leaving the series,  I think Jughead is gong to be in good hands! (via Comics Alliance)
  • Over at Racked, Jennifer Culp profiles Myrtle R. Douglas, the founder of cosplay.
  • Check out the Kickstarter for Detective Bullshit, a mystery storytelling card game described asClue meets Cards Against Humanity.”

That’s what we saw today, fronds. What about you?

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