Even Figures that are only available in a "console exclusive" set for a specific period of time may be used with other consoles. The Toy Box is the only place where Figures from different worlds can meet and play together.įigures are not console specific. So Han Solo (Disney Infinity 3.0) can't help defeat Syndrome in The Incredibles Play Set (Disney Infinity 1.0). Play Sets are campaign/story mode style games and only Figures that belong to that Play Set, or in the case of Marvel and Star Wars Play Sets, that general world, may be used in them. But if you have an Anakin Skywalker figure which comes with the 3.0 Starter Pack, it cannot be used with the 1.0 or 2.0 edition software.Īll Figures may be used in the Toy Box (per forward/backward compatibility restrictions detailed above), but only specific Figures may be used in the Play Sets. So if you have a Jack Sparrow figure which came with the original Disney Infinity (1.0) Starter Pack, he can be used with the 2.0 and 3.0 edition Toy Boxes.
No Figures are backwards compatible in the Toy Box. Compatibility Quick Guideĭetails on exactly what items are compatible with which editions can be found farther down the page, but there are some general concepts behind compatibility:Īll Figures are forward compatible in the Toy Box. The guide below is current as of the launch of Disney Infinity 3.0. It is always possible that downloadable updates/DLC might become available that affect forward/backward compatibility issues.
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