If you don't want to buy the whole bundle just for Mickey (or pay eBay prices), just wait until February 2014 when the mouse will be available on his own everywhere. If you don't have any of this stuff and plan on buying it all anyway, this is a significant discount over the retail price of everything (over $250). So here's a guide to what's been released since the launch of Disney Infinity in August, where you can get it, and how you might be able to save at least some money doing it. But some are purely for use in creating your own levels in the game's Toy Box mode. Some of the figures come with their own Playsets, traditional action-game levels that give you 6-7 hours of play time. I don't blame you if you're confused at this point as to what's available where, and what exactly it does. That's mostly because it requires so much work (not to mention cash, at 13 bucks a figure) to get everything, since Disney has brokered a whole list of exclusive deals with big retailers that make sure that certain characters are only available in certain stores. Well, there's a good chance your collection isn't complete yet. Hey, did you buy Disney Infinity, the part-Skylanders, part-Minecraft videogame mashup of Disney's most popular franchises? Did you blow a bunch of money making sure that you bought all of the interactive figurines, playset pieces and Power Discs that add characters, levels and items to the game?

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