Do you know how well Lego Dimensions has done?

From Digital Spy:

"Disney has confirmed that it will cease to self-publish console games, with toys-to-life series Infinity being among the casualties.

In its latest earnings report, the company revealed a $147 million loss in its second quarter.

That's compared to a Skylanders franchise valued at $3 billion and with a sixth core game coming out this autumn. Then there's LEGO Dimensions, which contributed to Warner's $3.2 billion revenue last November, and amiibo figures that g"

http://www.digitalspy.com/gaming/news/a793662/disney-infinity-cancelled-as-parent-company-says-it-will-no-longer-self-publish-console-games/

Take that as you will.

thanks for the info but i was moreso asking about NPD numbers like Auqa gave for Disney/Skylanders.

That is unlikely to happen. Diney wouldn't want to restrict their games to a tiny audience like the Nintendo fanbase. It would probably be multiplat or in case of Spiderman a PlayStation exclusive.

Sucker Punch would be the best dev to make a Marvel game.

It seems that family/kid friendly titles have declined massively this generation.

Disney Infinity is dead, Skylanders & Just Dance have had huge declines but might last another year or two. The return of Guitar Hero & Rock Band failed and probably arent getting new entries.

The only 3rd party kid/family titles that seem to be doing well are Minecraft & Lego titles.

Understandable.  if nothing else, the Dimensions line did "contribute" to the revenue which is certainly the opposite of a loss.  It's in the positive, but it's all I can find at the time.  Let me know if you happen to come across something more specific.

I predict Fall 2017 for a new entire Dimensions game.  I think it's too late to announce anything substancial for this fall especially with Disney axing Infinity.  In theory, WB potentially has so much to work with now.  So to release a Dimensions 2 by this fall will leave them too little time to ensure a quality sequal.

Here's an indirect NPD comparison:

This comparison measures USA NPD sales of each year's release from launch date through the following March.

Suppose total toys-to-life (TTL) NPD sales (excluding standalone toys) for 2013 is 100%.

Skylanders:

Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure (2011-March 2012) - 41.5% of 2013's total TTL NPD sales

Skylanders: Giants (2012-March 2013) - 53.0% of 2013's total TTL NPD sales

Skylanders: Swap Force (2013-March 2014) - 46.3% of 2013's total TTL NPD sales

Skylanders: Trap Team (2014-March 2015) - 37.2% of 2013's total TTL NPD sales

Skylanders: Superchargers (2015-March 2016) - 18.3% of 2013's total TTL NPD sales

Disney Infinity:

Disney Infinity (2013-March 2014) - 53.7% of 2013's total TTL NPD sales

Disney Infinity 2.0 Marvel Super Heroes (2014-March 2015) - 43.7% of 2013's total TTL NPD sales

Disney Infinity 3.0 (2015-March 2016) - 28.2% of 2013's total TTL NPD sales

LEGO Dimensions:

LEGO Dimensions (2015-March 2016) - 33.7% of 2013's total TTL NPD sales

Comparison by year:

2011 TTL releases:

Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure (2011-March 2012) - 41.5% of 2013's total TTL NPD sales

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Total - 41.5% of 2013's total TTL NPD sales

2012 TTL releases:

Skylanders: Giants (2012-March 2013) - 53.0% of 2013's total TTL NPD sales

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Total - 53.0% of 2013's total TTL NPD sales

2013 TTL releases:

Skylanders: Swap Force (2013-March 2014) - 46.3% of 2013's total TTL NPD sales