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Inside out is largely a platformer, split between two types: a 2-D side scroller, like old school Mario, and full 3-D movement, like Super Mario 3-D World (though not as good). There's enough items to collect to make old school Rare proud, as well as time challenges and other stuff to work on once you beat the main story. If you like the property, you'll want all the feelings, but if you can care less, all you need is the two it came with and Fear (whose speed comes in handy, especially during speed runs). There's a "disguise" station which lets you transform temporarily into other characters whenever one of their unique abilities is required to progress in the game.Picked up the 3.0 starter set today at Best Buy with GCU and chose Sabine as my free figure. I was hoping to use a 10% off mover's coupon on the set but since it came with a free figure it counted as a "bundle" and voided the coupon. So I'm going to use it on a playset (it expires on Wednesday). I had been planning on getting Rise of the Empire but I see that Inside Out is also $10 off this week. I know tastes vary, but can anyone recommend one over the other? Are there huge differences besides characters and story? Or does it just come down to which property you prefer?
Thanks! I spent way too long watching videos and reading about available figures before settling on Sabine. She seemed well-rounded, with more variety to combat, and I like getting female characters for my daughter to play as. I think I'll stick with Rise, provided I have enough fun with Twilight before Rise comes out (my BB actually had the new playset on shelves today, along with Han, Chewie, and Vader, but I was shot down at the register, as expected). I'll keep an eye out for an Inside Out deal on Black Friday, perhaps as a Christmas present for my daughter, but I'm afraid Mario Maker has spoiled me on anything less than perfect platforming.Inside out is largely a platformer, split between two types: a 2-D side scroller, like old school Mario, and full 3-D movement, like Super Mario 3-D World (though not as good). There's enough items to collect to make old school Rare proud, as well as time challenges and other stuff to work on once you beat the main story. If you like the property, you'll want all the feelings, but if you can care less, all you need is the two it came with and Fear (whose speed comes in handy, especially during speed runs). There's a "disguise" station which lets you transform temporarily into other characters whenever one of their unique abilities is required to progress in the game.
Rise I've not yet played, though I imagine it's a lot like Twilight of the Republic; lots of lightsaber combat and shooting, but with cooler characters and levels. I also heard it's heavier on vehicles, as the developer specializes in that.
So, they are quite different. It depends on what you're in the mood for - platforming, or combat.
BTW, good choice on Sabine. She was my first 3.0 character, and with her blasters she can hold her own as well as or better than the Jedi that are getting so much attention.
I also did in-store pickup through the website.But did you buy/reserve instore though? I did an instore pickup through the website
Yes, I attempted a price adjust last Sunday but they had issues and had to perform a complete return and rebuy. Yesterday I went in for the new price adjustment and again, they did not know how, so they did a return/rebuy.So you got a second adjustment? I got a first adjustment, but I wonder if I could just return/rebuy so I could get the free figure.
I can use the 2.0 figures and their "world" together on the 3.0 base though right? I just need to get a copy of the 2.0 game itself?Not a dumb question at all, yes they are worlds for those characters (and some single figures as well) but remember the 2.0 players only work in 2.0 and not 3.0
The base from previous versions is compatible with 3.0. You can set the playsets on down on the base in 3.0 to unlock their toys, but you cannot play the playsets. 2.0 characters work in 3.0's toy box mode and later next year, all 2.0 Marvel characters will be able to use the new 3.0 Marvel Battlegrounds playset.I can use the 2.0 figures and their "world" together on the 3.0 base though right? I just need to get a copy of the 2.0 game itself?
So in order to play the 2.0 playsets I need to have a 2.0 base and the 2.0 game? Seems like a waste to have multiple bases sitting around.The base from previous versions is compatible with 3.0. You can set the playsets on down on the base in 3.0 to unlock their toys, but you cannot play the playsets. 2.0 characters work in 3.0's toy box mode and later next year, all 2.0 Marvel characters will be able to use the new 3.0 Marvel Battlegrounds playset.
No, any base 1.0-3.0 (besides Xbox 360) will work fine... To play the playsets you will need a copy/download of either 1.0-3.0 depending on which playset your trying to playSo in order to play the 2.0 playsets I need to have a 2.0 base and the 2.0 game? Seems like a waste to have multiple bases sitting around.
... you mean you actually take the time to level them up?and level up my characters
Same problem here. If I go to suspend and come back it is a lagging stuttering mess. Have to quit completely and restart game. Kind of weird that this is the only xbox one game I have had trouble with.Anyone playing 3.0 on X1 have frame rate issues when coming back from suspend? Like, start, stop, start, stop, start, stop every second or two? First time I loaded up Twilight of the Republic and the crawl came up it was like reading off of an old dot matrix printer. Seems to be fine as long as I quit completely out of the game after a play session. Not the biggest hassle, but still...
Does your audio ever cut out too? Mine will drop all the dialogue and only play the background music. I have to completely close out and come back to fix it.Same problem here. If I go to suspend and come back it is a lagging stuttering mess. Have to quit completely and restart game. Kind of weird that this is the only xbox one game I have had trouble with.
My audio gets "fuzzy" (for lack of a better word) but I haven't had it cut out completely. Then again, I only got the game yesterday.Does your audio ever cut out too? Mine will drop all the dialogue and only play the background music. I have to completely close out and come back to fix it.
Yes. Be nice and spell it out for them. Tell them that it's in their weekly promo. Have them add the starter set and the figure to their cart. Then you should be golden.Just wondering...did anybody here order a 3.0 Starter Pack from Best Buy during the 50% off glitch earlier this year and if so did you try to get a free figure this week with the promo? Wondering if it's even worth trying to call their CS about it.
Yeah, I have never paid full price for a figure but the Vadar figure is so tempting. Hopefully someone has a sale soon or I may cave lol.Vadar looks amazing too, hard to hold off until the light fx
That's how it all starts, next thing I know I was buying the starter packI picked up a few figures at Meijer today on clearance. Some were $2, $4, $6...random prices. I ended up with Elsa, Woody, Wreck it Ralph, Aladdin, and Maleficent. I haven't even played the game yet!
Mine are set for random bosses. 2 levels of 9 a piece and with the auto destruct I gain EXP fast. Mine gains money faster than the spark generator that the other guys developped but theirs gains more XP. Not sure why and it's honestly not worth figuring out.Has anyone had a problem with their figures fading? I just started playing 2.0, and discovered my Baymax and Ronan look like they have a whitish coating on them.
Also, what is the best enemy for leveling up? I currently have my enemy generators spitting out large frost giants. Is there someone better?
Thanks!
Personally, I want a return to Disney. There are so many potentially great playsets. Nightmare Before Christmas would be amazing, but Sleeping Beauty, Jungle Book and so many others lend themselves well to this style game. A Muppet playset would be great, and would go with the new TV show. A Mickey Mouse clubhouse playset for all the classic Disney characters seems like a no brainer (w/ Goofy and Pluto). I would imagine we will get yearly Star Wars playsets for the yearly Star Wars movie.Last year was Marvel, this year was Star Wars, what big thing will be next year? Seeing what Lego Dimensions is doing with crossovers, I think a great direction would be play sets with plots involving the three realms (Disney, Marvel, Star Wars) interacting together. I'd buy one!
I want a Kingdom Hearts style story where-in you can play all those "crappy" "toy box only" characters in a story. There are so many good ones. You mentioned Jack Skellington, Phineas and Ferb, Frozen, Tinkerbell, Stitch. So many good IPs.... but they won't do it because it doesn't sell "new" figures. But hell sell me a 3 pack $40 expansion only. I'll buy that crap. Anything that lets me use the less used figs.Personally, I want a return to Disney.
I'd be happy with more stuff like Toybox Takeover, but longer, much, much longer. Kingdom Hearts IV only on Infinity - that would be something!I want a Kingdom Hearts style story where-in you can play all those "crappy" "toy box only" characters in a story. There are so many good ones. You mentioned Jack Skellington, Phineas and Ferb, Frozen, Tinkerbell, Stitch. So many good IPs.... but they won't do it because it doesn't sell "new" figures. But hell sell me a 3 pack $40 expansion only. I'll buy that crap. Anything that lets me use the less used figs.
It was mentioned what a mistake it was to not do a playset for Frozen, yet do one for The Lone Ranger. There's a possibility of seeing a Frozen 2 set once the movie releases, but who to include as pack-ins? Christof and whoever Elsa's love interest is (I'm betting that love for Elsa will be a big part of the plot). They can't sell new toys, but they can increase demand for pre-existing ones - anyone on the fence might no longer be if a new playset based on the hot new movie is out.Mentioning Tinkerbell, DI has obviously shied away from the "girl" playsets. The Disney Fairies and Frozen are IPs that would make for good playsets and feature some of their most popular characters and yet Disney has not made them. I think that is one of their biggest mistakes.
As for your Kingdom Hearts style game, I think Toybox Takeover was supposed to be that.
DARKWING DUCK MOTHERLast year was Marvel, this year was Star Wars, what big thing will be next year? Seeing what Lego Dimensions is doing with crossovers, I think a great direction would be play sets with plots involving the three realms (Disney, Marvel, Star Wars) interacting together. I'd buy one!
It's sad that I can only "like" this once. Also, make a Ducktales one so Launchpad and Gizmo duck can do double duty.DARKWING DUCK MOTHERER
I remember reading John Vignocchi say that Disney Infinity, in the corporate scheme of things, is promotional in nature. It's supposed to support Disney's promotional pushes. So don't expect playsets based on older things, like Duck Tales. If you want to know what's coming up pay attention to their D23 announcements for 2016.Last year was Marvel, this year was Star Wars, what big thing will be next year? Seeing what Lego Dimensions is doing with crossovers, I think a great direction would be play sets with plots involving the three realms (Disney, Marvel, Star Wars) interacting together. I'd buy one!
To mr, this says DI 4.0 is SW Rogue One, Finding Dory, Marvel Civil War and... not sure. One or 2 more sets. A Disney originals makes a ton of sense, packed with Pluto and Goofy, and an individual figure of Daisy. Promotional because of Mickey Clubouse. Lots of options for another set though. Muppets are possible if the TV show survives. There is probably an animated movie, but Disney hasn't made a set for a nonPixar animated movie. On their release schedule the BFG releases next year, that would be an interesting one. Doctor Strange is another possibility.I remember reading John Vignocchi say that Disney Infinity, in the corporate scheme of things, is promotional in nature. It's supposed to support Disney's promotional pushes. So don't expect playsets based on older things, like Duck Tales. If you want to know what's coming up pay attention to their D23 announcements for 2016.
That being said I would love Tron (1982).