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Disney Infinity will feature a playset based on Pixar’s Cars franchise. It will feature figures of Lightning McQueen, Mater, Holley Shiftwell and Francesco Bernoulli.

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A trio of new talks added to the GDC 2013 lineup include a peek at next-generation rendering techniques, as well as presentations by Pixar and the Creative Assembly.

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Disney announced Disney Infinity today, after many a rumor popped up over the last few months, as a multiplatform title featuring Pixar and Disney characters running around the place.

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Epic production director Rod Fergusson has told Game Informer the studio attended a Pixar workshop in order to help improve storytelling for Gears of War: Judgment.

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Disney Interactive Media Group has released a trailer for the videogame adaptation of the upcoming Disney Pixar animated feature Brave.

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IGN has posted five new screens for Kinect Rush: A Disney Pixar Adventure. View them here. The game is set for a March 20 release and brings together five “beloved Pixar films to life like never before.” Players can team up with characters from: The Incredibles, Ratatouille, Up!, Cars and Toy Story to “race against time and solve time-based challenges.”

Develop‘s reporting a tie-in title for upcoming Pixar film Brave is still in development at THQ.

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Kinect Rush: A Disney Pixar Adventure has been announced by Microsoft. Set for a March 20 release, the game, previously code-named “Rush”, brings five “beloved Pixar films to life like never before.” Players can team up with characters from: The Incredibles, Ratatouille, Up!, Cars and Toy Story to “race against time and solve time-based challenges.” Watch the video of the game below. It’s rather adorable.

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Bloody hell, it looks like a news aggregator threw up in here. You’d not believe how much content is through the break.

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New lectures on Deadly Premonition, Rock Band 3, Toy Story3 have been added to the Game Developers Conference schedule.

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Borderlands art director Brian Martel has been discussing the whys and wherefores of the dramatic change in art style with IGN revealing that UK pop band Gorillaz, Disney’s Pixar and Valve’s Team Fortress 2 gave the team inspiration for the sidestep.

“I think pop culture like The Gorillaz, Pixar, and our own concept art had the biggest impact,” he said.

“But of course Team Fortress 2 is an inspiration for any artist in the industry. Prince of Persia and Mirror’s Edge helped to reinforce our decision to try something radical.”

Martel goes on to say he believes the new style “reinforces the attitude and game play immensely,” and, if we’re being honest, we’re inclined to believe him. Why? Look here and here.

Much more through the links.