A portion of a Nintendo Life interview with producer Mathew Solie...

NL: The issue that Nintendo gamers faced with the Wii version of Toy Story 3 is that the Toy Box mode was missing some features that were present on other home consoles. How do the Wii and Wii U version of Disney Infinity compare to the other current generation home console releases?

Solie: The Wii U is the full 360/PS3 experience. With Wii we did have to change some stuff, but that’s sort of the nature of the beast. The Wii doesn’t have the same amount of horsepower as other consoles, so we did have to pare it down a little bit so we could get it to fit and run on a Wii properly. We had to make some compromises on the Wii in order to get the game to a quality that we wanted to ship to without sacrificing performance for that console.