Disney Infinity: Infinite Possibilities

It's ok I thought it was the big one that i was sending for. Good for the younger crowd, easy to read and such.

There is almost no info on the game here. It's full of non-game pictures and poorly formatted text that make it almost impossible to read. All it is are little character descriptions anyway, that have nothing to do with the game. It's almost unreadable with the formatting issues, but there isn't really anything to read about anyway. There is a pithy interview with someone that gives zero info and is just brief fluff. The closest it gets to any game info is the list of power discs, which is available on any website. Refund request initiated, don't waste your money.EDIT: FYI, they have updated the listing with compatible devices. I tried to read this on iPad (latest generation) - listed as compatible - but the text is still mixed up in the pictures and in the wrong spots. Regardless, the review still stands - I was able to read all the text by zooming and squinting, but even if perfectly formatted - there just is nothing useful here, at all, about the game itself. The first half is pictures (not from the game) of the characters, giving a description of the character in whatever film they were in, then there is an interview with some of the designers spread out over most of the rest of the pages, and there is no info there to help with the game that you wouldn't get out of just going to the game's website. And finally, at the end, they show a list of power discs - which are available on many websites (with better descriptions).

Well I ordered this assuming it would reveal information that isn't in the starter set and for the most part it does.It deals with the starter set, the villains, sidekicks and the initial releases including the play sets (up to The Lone Ranger play set) and is an ideal introductory booklet for your kids to get a taste of what to expect from Disney Infinity itself.However it is only a taster even if it reveals Toy Story characters and not the fact the play set of that is due out tomorrow (25th of October), it does explain about the power discs as well as mention the individual character releases which won't have their own play set (as of this moment) so Agent P fans fear not!If you go ahead and buy the starter set for yourself or a niece, nephew (I'm still thinking but will probably buy another copy for both of them to share (eventually as she's 3 and he'll be 7 in January) even if my sister will probably slap me silly for doing so...), etc take a gander at the Disney Infinity Fans Forum web site where you will find more information than is in this guide once your child (or yourself) have read through and are looking for more information or especially help once you start playing.I think its an ideal gift but don't expect too much from it, there is an interview with two of the testers which might help but in final analysis I was interested in buying this for my nephew and even if my niece ends up drawing in it, it will have been worth it!

I bought this for my 6 year old son to go along with the Disney Infinity items he's getting for Christmas. It gives a background on each character, even the one's who haven't been released yet. It talks about the play sets and playing in the toy box. It even talks about the power disks. I can see where older children or adults might not like it, but if you have younger children or someone who doesn't know about some of the characters it's great! I'm glad I bought it, especially for under $5!!

it is what it says and it is in very good condition but it doesnt give any more information about the game than the instruction book that comes with it.