Heya buds. How are things going? I'm doing good here as well. I got good news. Remember that my Budsie of Scott Koopa plush not happening? Well after showed them my drawing of Scott Koopa, they have approved. So that means it's back on. So that would mean that if they said the same problem about Baby Scott Koopa Budsie plush, I'll send the drawing over(even included the name on the picture for safety measures) to help approve as well. ^.^

Now anyways, meanwhile, I'm going to do another review of a game I got on early Christmas. This time, it's a review of Disney Infinity 3.0. In this game, it's the same as Infinity 2.0, only this time that there are new characters and new playsets as well. As you start things off, you get to explore around more stuff to help you get to know about vehicles, combat, interiors, and even for something new, you get to know about sidekicks, which are the little buddies that can help you in any situation going on here. Now as for the playset of which style which the one I played was Twilight of the Republic, as of right now, I got to choose between Anakin or Ashoka. Since I'm more of a Vader type of guy, I'm going with Anakin. Now I know what you're thinking, do I have Vader? Yes I do, but I can't use him in this playset yet because there is one thing I have to do. In Twilight of the Republic, you can play as either Anakin, Ahsoka, Obi-Wan, or Yoda. But if you want to play as your true favourite Star Wars character, you have to find a Champion Coin that is located somewhere in which playset. Once you find it, you now have the right to play as that character.

Now we take a look at the new element of the characters. Since Star Wars characters are in the mix, there are Jedi or Sith that you can play as has the ability to use the Force, which it can be useful to catch enemies that are far away and bring them up close to take them out quickly. Even the Jedi or Sith has the melee ability to break the enemy's blocking as it even taught you how to press the attack buttons at the right time. Finally you can load your saved Toy Boxs from the past games just in case you don't wish to rebuild it again. However, you have to get the Blue Sparks to rebuy the stuff that you can use to build with.

So overall, it's a really fun game to give it a try if you're a fan of Disney, Marvel, Star Wars, or a mix of both or all 3 or if you have a big imagination to try it out. So for this one, I give this game.... a 9.8/10. ^^

So I hope you all have an awesome Merry Christmas and have a Happy New Year. (my tail wags) ^.^

Yoshi's Island Art Trade List:

1.  PidgoPidgey (Done!)