You smack at their feet to reveal weak points, then crawl up a leg to reach the machine’s vulnerable side and mash on it for a bit.ĭo that enough times, and you can get up to the top of the AT-AT and kill the poor thing, or hop on several buttons to control its movement and laser cannons.

I gave that an attempt and it’s indeed worth doing at least once.

On Hoth, you aren’t restricted to a vehicle, so, if you’d rather fight walkers on foot, go ahead. As for figures, there’s Darth Vader, Chewbacca, Han Solo, Luke Skywalker, and Princess Leia. It spans Tatooine, Hoth, Endor, and the Death Star. I gravitated toward Rise Against the Empire. The latter is still very much a mystery at this point, but we were able to briefly check out the former two sets during a recent pre-E3 event. They’re still fun.ĭisney Interactive and its stable of developers (Studio Gobo, Avalanche Software, Ninja Theory, et al.) are coming out with three separate Play Sets for Star Wars this year - one for the prequel films, one for the original trilogy, and one for The Force Awakens. We’ve performed these classic sequences time and time again in video games and, thankfully, Disney Infinity 3.0 is no exception. I’ll also want to shoot down a bunch of TIE Fighters on my path to destroy the Death Star. If you’re making a Star Wars game with pilotable ships, I’m going to want to zip around Hoth in a snowspeeder and tie knots around some AT-ATs.

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