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Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse is a modern day version of the popular Sega Genesis classic, and iOS enthusiasts may initially scoff at its $9.99 price tag. One of tablet and mobile gaming's biggest assets is playing apps completely on the cheap, so the folks at Disney Interactive are already putting themselves in the hole. What if it's not worth the dough? But this is Walt Disney, where

Having played a beta Star Wars: Tiny Death Star two weeks ago, I was eager to see if the folks at Nimblebit fixed all its bugs. A merging of the Star Wars and Tiny Tower worlds seemed like the perfect marriage, and the app did show promise during its beta mode. But the dress rehearsal is over, and now the game can be judged as a finished product. If all those kinks were fixed, this 8-bit driven jo

Disney Interactive had a huge hit on their hands back in September of 2011 with Where's My Water?, a cute puzzle game that went #1 in more than 100 countries, spawned two spinoffs (Where's My Perry? and Where's My Mickey?), was downloaded more than 250 million times, received multiple Game of the year awards, and even spawned an animated web series.

It was only a matter of time until another publisher attempted to replicate the success Activision had found with its Skylanders series. Combining toys with video games seemed like a no-brainer solution to easy sales, but it wasn't until Disney Infinity arrived that another company dared brave the waters occupied by Activision. With Disney Infinity comes a wealth of instantly recognizable characte

Where's My Water? and Where's My Perry? were huge hits for Disney Interactive. But where does the company go from there? How could they possibly top two of their biggest blockbuster games? Easy, just go back to where it all began -- with Mickey Mouse.

Did you know that Walt Disney invented surround sound? Sure, he's not exactly credited for it, but before Fantasia was released in theaters back in 1940, Walt visited each of the 12 theaters it was showing in (be 1,200 today), and made sure each screen had about 100 speakers around the room to immerse the audience in the experience. Now, 73 years later, Disney Interactive hopes to continue on with

Disney Interactive is one of the premiere gaming publishers out there and Disney Infinity looks to take the open world sandbox environment to another level with Disney Infinity. I got to see some demos of the game in action.

If I didn't know better, I'd have guessed that I just finished playing Draw Something 3 on my iPhone. But no, that's not the case at all. Despite the familiar feeling, this is not a mobile game from Zynga and OMGPOP (they're not exactly in game making mode these days), but instead is the first mobile-exclusive game from Disney Interactive -- ScribbleMix! And no, it has nothing to do with Dub Step.

The race is on in this new trailer for Disney Infinity.

Captain Jack Sparrow is the star of the new Disney Infinity Pirates of the Caribbean playset, and you can see him in action in a new trailer.