Earlier this week, VideoGamer.com revealed that a new version of Disney Infinity is due to be released every year, with each new version containing the data required for the following 12 months' worth of content.

However, some of that content, Disney tells us, could be related to future or unannounced movie releases, and therefore open to being exposed by hackers data-mining the disc.

"That's something that we've made the film-makers aware of," Disney Infinity's executive producer John Vignocchi tells VideoGamer.com.

"There's absolute potential that people are going to see characters prior to their PR campaigns kicking off if someone does that, but we're hoping that isn't something that is widespread reported because then people are going to start looking for it, and it's going to ruin the magic for the consumer."

Including the data on-disc seems a tremendous risk for Disney, but given the limitations of the current consoles, the publisher suggests, a necessary one.