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Pirates of the Caribbean is one of the first playsets for Disney Infinity, and is available along with The Incredibles and Monsters University in the Starter Pack set. See how Jack Sparrow translates into the expandable sandbox in the trailer through the break.

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Disney Infinity has a new developer diary available in which Avalanche Software talks about the game’s Toy Box Mode and the inspirations behind it. It allows users to use the VR toys to create their own setting and story using the character toys they have purchased. It sounds really fun. Disney Infinity is due in August on 3DS, PS3, Wii, Wii U and Xbox 360.

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Now that it has a solid if later than expected release date, Disney Infinity is available for pre-order at various retailers. The toys-to-life affair is pretty pricey – as well as the game, Infinity Base and figures included in the Starter Pack, you’re probably going to want some extra figures and power discs – but Best Buy, Gamestop and Amazon are all offering various bonuses on pre-orders, which should help. Disney Infinity is due in August on 3DS, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii and Wii U, and will be supported by mobile apps.

Thanks, Polygon.

Toys-to-life sandbox Disney Infinity has been pushed back to the end of northern summer to bring it closer to the holiday season.

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Writing on its Facebook page, British developer Studio Gobo has laid claim to development of the Pirates of the Caribbean playset in Disney Infinity, working alongside Avalanche Software. The Pirates playset is one of just three announced for the toys-to-life sandbox’s northern summer launch, but Cars and Monsters University efforts have been confirmed. Gobo hasn’t produced any titles as sole developer but has worked with Ruffian Games, Microsoft Game Studios, Soho Productions and Codemasters in a collaborative role.

Thanks, StrategyInformer.

See Mike and Sulley in their in-game and figurine form in these latest Disney Infinity screenshots and assets.

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Disney Infinity only escaped the realm of rumour this week, but already an alleged leak has given us a good idea of what the game actually is.

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Up to 20 staff have been made redundant at Disney’s Utah studio, where Cars 2 was developed.

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