After spending some time with a preview build of Memoria, it's clear that the sequel to The Dark Eye: Chains of Satinav is ready to follow in the footsteps of its predecessor; wrapping a conventional point-and-click fantasy adventure in gorgeous, hand-painted visuals and a wonderful story with just a hint of darkness around the edges.
I'm probably not alone in thinking that when Disney Infinity was announced, it sounded a little too good to be true. Separate worlds for a bunch of beloved Disney and Pixar properties and a mode where you can mash them up, all tied together by collectible figures? Yet there it was, waiting to be played at E3, and if I can paraphrase Jackie Chiles in a completely different context, it's real, and it's spectacular.