Executive Producer for Disney Infinity discusses the decisions behind the Wii version of the game -- multi-player, online and Toy Box support.

Nintendo’s fortunes were revived by the success of the Game Boy Advance in 2001 and the DS in 2004, which led to the release of the Wii. Like Disney, Nintendo has survived by remaining true to ...

The Walt Disney Co.’s Buena Vista Game division on Tuesday said it is launching a new studio that will develop and create new video games inspired by Disney titles for Nintendo’s upcoming next ...

— -- Who doesn't want to dance with Mickey Mouse? You and your kids can with the new DanceDanceRevolution: Disney Grooves video game on the Wii. From Konami, the creator of the original ...

Warren Spector’s love letter to Disney was already great, but this faithful remake looks to fix its biggest flaws.

When Disney Epic Mickey arrived on Wii in time for the Holiday season in 2010, it attracted a lot of attention due to its concept and the development leadership of Warren Spector, one of the ...

SAN FRANCISCO — High-quality Wii games from third parties may be few and far between, but Guilty Party could buck that trend. Guilty Party, unveiled Wednesday at a Nintendo media briefing, is ...

Disney has a self-named channel and churns out animated movies and DVDs like Jay Leno drops jokes, but sometimes, it seems as if the company has buried its signature character in the past, never ...

Wii owners who have the first game can download a 2.0 Toy Box game on the Wii U and then re-use their Infinity Base. Still, this doesn't grant access to the new Play Sets.

Offering Disney Infinity fans the game for free on Wii U seems like a good incentive to get them to buy Nintendo's latest console, and then hopefully Disney Infinity 2.0 and its future Play Sets.

Spectrobes makes the leap from two small screens to one large one, as Disney Interactive Studios takes their original science fiction adventure series to the Nintendo Wii with Spectrobes: Origins.

Available for Wii, Nintendo DS, Windows PC or Mac Best for ages 4 to 7 $39.99 for Wii and Nintendo DS, $29.99 for PC/Mac If your daughter lights up at the mention of Disney Princesses, she can ...