Disney Infinity [Series 2] - Power Disc Booster Pack
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Discover a world of possibilities with the Disney Infinity Power Disc Booster Pack - Series 2. These Power Discs are designed to elevate your Disney Infinity experience, offering a range of enhancements and personalization options for both Play Sets and the Toy Box. The booster pack contains two randomly selected discs from a collection of 20 unique designs, each offering its own special benefits.
In the Series 2 collection, you'll find circular Power Discs that provide your characters with special power-ups, allowing them to perform extraordinary feats in Play Sets and Toy Box scenarios. Additionally, the hexagonal Power Discs unlock a variety of gadgets, vehicles, and themes, enabling you to create a highly customized and engaging Toy Box environment. With such a diverse range of discs available, the combinations and outcomes are virtually endless.
Among the featured discs are exciting items like Ralph's Power of Destruction, Dr. Doofenshmirtz's Damage-Inator, and the Pizza Planet Delivery Truck. You can also enhance your Toy Box with unique elements such as the Flamingo Croquet Mallet, Hangin' Ten Stitch with Surfboard, and Mike's New Car. For those seeking rare and collectible discs, the pack includes exclusive items like the Condor Wing Glider and Captain Hook’s Ship.
This blind pack ensures a surprise with each purchase, making it a thrilling addition for any Disney Infinity enthusiast. With its blend of power-ups, gadgets, and rare discs, the Series 2 Booster Pack is perfect for expanding your Disney Infinity adventures and discovering new ways to enjoy your favorite characters and worlds.
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About the Manufacturer
Disney Interactive is an American video game and internet company that serves as the digital arm of The Walt Disney Company. Established in 1995, Disney Interactive initially focused on publishing computer and video game console software. Over the years, it evolved to oversee various websites and interactive media owned by Disney. The company played a crucial role in the early development of Disney's online presence, including the creation of Disney Online in 1995. Throughout its history, Disney Interactive underwent several transformations and acquisitions, such as the formation of Buena Vista Internet Group in 1997, the merger with Walt Disney Internet Group in 2008 to become Disney Interactive Media Group, and later the rebranding to Disney Interactive in 2012. The company has been involved in mobile gaming, social networks, and online platforms, contributing to Disney's broader digital strategy.
The history of Disney Interactive reflects the dynamic landscape of the digital entertainment industry. From early ventures into internet portals like the Go Network to strategic acquisitions such as Playdom and Tapulous, Disney Interactive aimed to stay at the forefront of technological trends. The introduction of Disney Infinity in 2013, a cross-platform game combining video games with a toy line, demonstrated the company's innovative approach to interactive entertainment. However, challenges arose, leading to layoffs and restructuring in 2014. The eventual discontinuation of Disney Infinity in 2016 marked a shift in strategy. In recent years, Disney Interactive, now under the umbrella of Disney Consumer Products and Interactive Media, has continued its involvement in video game publishing, releasing both classic game collections and new titles like Disney Illusion Island in 2023.
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The Xbox 360, launched by Microsoft in 2005, is a gaming console that revolutionized the gaming industry with its powerful hardware and online capabilities. Featuring a sleek design and robust processing power, the Xbox 360 offered gamers a vast library of high-quality games and multimedia entertainment options. With its online service, Xbox Live, players could connect with friends, download games and content, and engage in multiplayer gaming experiences. The console introduced innovative features like the Kinect motion sensor, which allowed for immersive gameplay without the need for traditional controllers, expanding the possibilities for interactive entertainment.
Beyond gaming, the Xbox 360 served as a multimedia hub, enabling users to stream movies, TV shows, and music through various online services. Its extensive library of downloadable games through the Xbox Live Arcade provided access to a wide range of titles, from classic arcade games to modern indie hits. With regular updates to its software and interface, the Xbox 360 evolved over its lifespan, remaining a popular choice for gamers and entertainment enthusiasts alike until the release of its successor, the Xbox One, in 2013.