The Walt Disney Company Archives - Page 3 of 9

Diversity in the game industry: Unconscious bias keeps you from listening … and could hurt your business

Posted byby GamesBeat
October 23, 2015
5 min

The breakout sessions at GamesBeat 2015 were a bit different in format from other presentations at the show, allowing larger groups of panelists to...

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Use the Force, Mickey: Disney Infinity 3.0 is bigger, better, and now has lightsabers

Posted byby GamesBeat
August 28, 2015
6 min

I have a confession to make: The very first thing I did when I fired up Disney Infinity 3.0 on my Xbox One (out...

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Disney Infinity 2.0 Disney Originals Donald Duck figure

Disney’s interactive division sees revenue drop due to slowing Disney Infinity sales

Posted byby Mike Minotti
August 4, 2015
1 min

Just because the word “infinity” is in the name doesn’t mean it’s sales are going to be infinite. Disney revealed today that revenues for...

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Disney will mentor new startups in second Accelerator program

Posted byby Mike Minotti
July 9, 2015
2 min

Disney Accelerator announces its second class.

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Disney Interactive merger shows that the Mickey Mouse house’s new gaming strategy works

Posted byby Jeff Grubb
June 29, 2015
2 min

Disney Infinity will continue under a new division at The Walt Disney Company.

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Playmation bands together with toys-to-life games to suck more money out of you

Posted byby Giancarlo Valdes
June 11, 2015
4 min

Playmation takes the toys-to-life idea in an unexpected, but potentially lucrative, direction.

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Disney’s Playmation is like Disney Infinity without the graphics — and it’s just as pricey

Posted byby Giancarlo Valdes
June 4, 2015
5 min

I kept getting a sense of déjà vu when I attended the announcement event for Disney’s and Hasbro’s Playmation, a line of interactive toys aimed at kids and families. It’s sort of related to toys-to-life games like Disney Infinity and Skylanders, where you can buy toys that add more characters and levels to a game.