Disney Interactive News

This year's Marvel-themed 2.0 update to Disney Infinity will be making a next-gen debut on PS4 and Xbox One. So, what will new console owners be able to expect out of their updated games?

Disney Interactive confirmed that Marvel's library of superheroes would join the roster for Disney Infinity 2.0 this fall.

Disney Interactive has laid off about 700 employees today, about a quarter of its workforce.

Disney Interactive has announced Star Wars: Assault Team, a card-battling mobile game featuring characters and locales from the classic trilogy.

Disney Infinity has added a few more characters to its line-up: Rapunzel from Tangled, Ralph and Vanellope from Wreck-It Ralph, and Anna and Elsa from Frozen.

The Walt Disney Company has announced it will be merging its Disney Interactive publishing divisions, and putting current co-president Jimmy Pitaro at the head of the newly consolidated group.

Disney Infinity's starter set has sold more than 1 million units, a figure that helped move the Disney Interactive division's sales into profitable territory for the quarter.

Disney Infinity is getting a pair of companion apps. Action! is a movie-maker app that will hit tomorrow, and Toy Box will interface directly with the full game when it comes in a few weeks.

The sixth play set announced for Disney Infinity is "Toy Story in Space." Coming October, the play set pack will include Buzz and Jessie--with Woody sold separately, of course.

Disney Interactive has released a new trailer for Disney Infinty's Incredibles play set, which shows the family of Supers defending Metroville against Syndrome.

Disney has unveiled its next playset for Disney Infinity, and with all the characters and franchises it could choose from, it has decided to promote its upcoming movie, The Lone Ranger

A new trailer for the upcoming Disney Infinity shows off a dream of many kids who have ever witnessed a Disney animated movie: Being able to mix...

Disney Interactive is developing Planes games exclusively for Nintendo's platforms. The games will hit Wii U, Wii, 3DS, and DS on August 6.

Disney announced yesterday that it had closed down its Epic Mickey development house Junction Point Studios. Studio chief Warren Spector had been silent to that point other than a vague post on LinkedIn that he was unemployed. But Spector has finally spoken up via Facebook, ...

After last night's speculation, Disney has confirmed today that it has closed Austin-based developer Junction Point Studios, the brainchild of Warren Spector and creator of the iconic Epic Mickey series.