is playable in the Disney games Disney Infinity, Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom, and Disney Heroes: Battle Mode. Cameo appearances Bolt has made minor cameo appearances in various animated feature films including Wreck-It Ralph, Big Hero 6, and Frozen II. A slightly altered version of Bolt's animation rig appears briefly in the opening of Disney's 2009 television special Prep & Landing. Reception and cultural impact Critical reviews The character was met with generally positive critical reception with critics praising the animators' work with his body language, as well as Bolt's personality and expressiveness. A. O. Scott, writer for The New York Times said that "Bolt is a cute enough little fellow and a winning personality and a nice voice" and that "his physical gestures and expressions turn him into a memorable, irresistible character". A critic for the Daily Express wrote that "the wonderfully expressive features on Bolt make him feel almost real". Many reviews praised the detailed and realistic animation of Bolt. British newspaper The Daily Telegraph wrote that "Bolt's fur is startlingly real, and animal gestures are faithfully reproduced: Bolt savaging his favorite plastic toy, raising a front paw slightly when he hears a distant unidentified sound". Movie critic Brian Tallerico wrote "Bolt is DAMN cute and shockingly well-rendered when it comes to his always moving hair". Many critics also praised John Travolta's voice work with Bolt, such as Jeffrey M. Anderson who complimented Travolta's "earnest and gentle voice performance". Colin Covert, writer for StarTribune.com, wrote that "The dog's expressions are heart-rending as well as hilarious, and Travolta's vocal performance is utterly winning". Other critics noted on the important values embodied by the character's process towards self-realization. "Bolt's disastrous attempts at using his powers off the set get laughs at first, but they give way to important lessons about accepting your limitations while still believing you are special." wrote Sean O'Connell from FilmCritic.com. Josh Taylor from CinemaBlend, wrote "This is a beautiful, big, epic story constructed for the sole purpose of saying something incredibly simple and emotional. Your dog loves you. Go home and give him a hug". Bolt was included as the "recommended pet dog" in FilmCritic.com list of "The best Fantasy Creatures”. Cultural impact Shortly after the movie's release, a "Superbark Contest" took place in Finsbury Park, England. Inspired by the titular character's iconic super bark, dozens of owners rounded up their dogs to try to break