'Disney Infinity 2.0 Marvel Super Heroes' Features Tom Hiddleston's Loki, Anthony Mackie's Falcon In Trailers! [WATCH]

Gamers have the entire Marvel Comics Universe to play around with in the latest trailers for the Disney Infinity 2.0: Marvel's Super Heroes videogame. With the superhero game now in stores, Loki and Falcon (memorably played by their cinematic counterparts, Tom Hiddleston and Anthony Mackie) are given the spotlight in the latest teasers.

As part of their promotion of the game, Avalanche Studios and Disney Interactive Studios have teamed up to bring audiences two different sandboxes. As we previously mentioned, writer Brian Michael Bendis (Miles Morales: Ultimate Spider-Man) came up with the narrative starring the Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy, and the amazing wall-crawler. Once the gamer is done with the Playsets, they can continue on with the ToyBox.

Released on the IGN Youtube Channel, both trailers present the special moves of each character. For the Loki trailer, Thor's brother has his stinging staff, which he uses to smash his enemies into pieces. The Marvel super villain has the "Trickster Trouble," and makes him appear in two places at once.

Check out the Loki Trailer here:

In the Falcon trailer, when Captain America's best friend uses the "Hard Light Storm," he shoots down as many bad guys on-screen in one shot. The Marvel superhero also has a finishing move, which looks like four combat hits at the same time. Using his special wings, Falcon can fly freely into the clouds, if gamers just want to roam around.

The game takes place outside of the continuity of Marvel Comics. In the comics, stripped of his powers, Captain America has given up his shield and passed it down to Sam Wilson. Though Wilson currently holds the title of All-New Captain American, he might not carry it any longer when Secret Wars comes around.

Check out the Falcon Trailer here:

Disney Infinity 2.0: Marvel's Superheroes is officially out in stores now. Readers, which of the two Marvel characters are you excited to play?