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November 2010
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Wonderful and gutsy concept that explores the darker reaches of the Disney universe
Abstract: Disney Epic Mickey certainly lives up to its title. The story in the game is amazing, the visuals are stark (and just a little disturbing) and the gameplay mechanics make the world of the game interactive and fun. However, there are some things that ho...
Ultimately, I was disappointed with a well designed game that I had to fight the camera to play. The precision platforming is hampered by control flaws. Otherwise, it has a deep story, varied visuals and is a great way for mature (and maturing) gamers ...
Abstract: Every year, there are one or two high profile 3rd party Wii games that aspire to actually shoot for mainstream acceptance. There are a lot of reasons why these games are so few and far between, not the least of which being the fact that it's always b...
Abstract: If I hadn't been playing playing Disney Epic Mickey for review, there's a good chance I wouldn't have finished it. Not because it's a bad game, but I found the first few hours boring: You know exactly where the story's going, the choices you make on wh...
Can a stellar story, fantastic characters, incredible cutscenes, and a solid core gameplay mechanic overcome numerous, fundamental problems with controls, the camera, and even continuity? In the end Warren Spector’s team has created a mightily impressi...
Just about salvaged by a handful of standout moments, that Disney charm and a genuinely brilliant premise, Disney Epic Mickey is far from a disaster – it’s just another mediocre platform game with the audacity to single-mindedly target the very format ...
Abstract: Published November 25th 2010. Written by Chris Hallam. Once upon a time, in a land far far away, Yen Sid the sorcerer (from the Sorcerers Apprentice portion in the Disney Fantasia film) creates a small model of a place he calls the Cartoon Wasteland. T...
Abstract: It turns out Mickey Mouse is a bit of a klutz. Lured through a magic mirror by mischievous forces unknown, he witnesses Yen Sid (the Sorcerer from classic Disney film Fantasia) creating a model magical world using enchanted paint and thinner (the ‘turp...
