Disney Infinity Toy Box videos
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Pokemon franchise sales at 172,000,000 units since Red/Blue
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Just how successful has the Pokemon franchise been? Since Pokemon Red/Blue’s release in 1996, 172,000,000 units have been sold around the world, according to the Pokemon Company. Quite an impressive figure!
Angry Birds Trilogy footage
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Skylander: Swap Force – Starter Pack details
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We have a few more details on the Skylander: Swap Force – Starter Pack. You can find them below.
– Will cost £64.99 in the U.K. (roughly $100)
– Comes with the game, toy portal, and three characters
– Three characters: Ninja Stealth Elf, Blast Zone, and Wash Buckler
– Blast Zone and Wash Buckler can be combined into a third character called “Blast Buckler”
Activision’s Gamescom 2013 lineup
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Activision has announced its Gamescom 2013 lineup. Call of Duty: Ghosts, Destiny, Skylanders Swap Force, and Angry Birds Star Wars will be on display at the expo next week.
Activision’s own booth will feature a “Show Mode”. Here, fans can watch footage from Call of Duty: Ghosts, Destiny and Skylanders Swap Force in a panoramic 190° cinematic theater experience.
Source: Activision PR
Disney Infinity reportedly costed $100 million to make
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Disney Infinity is a huge gamble – especially since the project’s budget was around $100 million. The Wall Street Journal, which shared the news, says that figure includes the cost of making the game as well as toys. Putting things in perspective, $100 million is what it costs to produce a major film.
July 2013 NPD: Top 10 best-selling games in the U.S.
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NPD Group has released a listing of the top ten best-selling games in the U.S. for the month of July. The results can be found below.
Metroid Prime Trilogy returns to GameStop, buy it for $85
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As promised, Metroid Prime Trilogy is back in stock at GameStop. But similar to Xenoblade, the asking price is quite high. You’ll need to fork over $85 in order to secure a pre-owned copy.
If interested, you can place an order for Metroid Prime Trilogy here. Purchasing the game in-store should also be possible for most consumers – it’s already being restocked across various locations.
Skylanders figures outsell all other action-figure properties in US/Europe year-to-date in 2013
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Activision has announced yet another accomplishment for its lucrative Skylanders franchise.
According to the company, Skylanders figures have outsold all action-figure properties in the US and Europe in 2013 thus far. Additionally, Skylanders outpaced all toy properties in the U.K. year-to-date as of June 30, 2013.
Activision Publishing CEO Eric Hirshberg said:
“We began something very special with Skylanders, and the magic of bringing toys to life through a video game. But it’s not just about the game. We know the toys have to be just as creative and imaginative as the kids that play with them, and that’s why we’re so excited to bring even more innovations to this genre when Skylanders SWAP Force comes out in October.”
The Skylanders franchise has managed to generate over $1.5 billion in global retail sales as of July 31. Skylanders Giants has been the top-selling console and handheld game overall in dollars this year in North America and Europe.
Source: Activision PR
Harmonix taking down another wave of Rock Band songs
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Harmonix will be removing more songs from the Rock Band Music store due to expired licensing commitments. Those who make purchases prior to the removal period will still be able to access the content, however.
One song will be removed on August 28 – T.Rex’s Bang A Gong.
And the following songs will be taken down on September 30: