Now, you'll get to use a mouse and keyboard, the way God intended video games to be played.I'll give Epic Mickey a go if they completely revamp the controls. I just couldn't play it before and gave up after 20 minutes
Ask and you shall receive.I'll give Epic Mickey a go if they completely revamp the controls. I just couldn't play it before and gave up after 20 minutes
Isn’t one stick to move and the other for the camera the standard across most platformers? Also the Wii didn’t have two sticks which is the only system this game was released on.Thank God. If I remember rightly it was one stick to move the character and the other to do the camera. I hate that. I like a locked camera
Isn’t one stick to move and the other for the camera the standard across most platformers? Also the Wii didn’t have two sticks which is the only system this game was released on.
If that’s the case then what you played was the sequel. The first game has been exclusive to the Wii until now.Yeah usually it is but I remember really struggling with it when I am usually quite good at games. It was so long ago that I can't even remember what console I played it on now. Possibly XBOX 360
It’s nice to see he was involved in some way.
I don’t know if it’s just me being optimistic but it seems like there’s a real effort here for a relaunch of this series. I’d hope this acts as a jumping off point if it’s successful enough for a new sequel or a vastly improved version of the sequel we have.
Uh yeah..Remember this in 2005?Think about a Disneyland theme park inside of a virtual environment..
I wonder if they’re kicking themselves for missing out on Nintendo considering how huge they’ve now become since 2015 when the deal with Universal was first announced.Josh D'Amaro Says Gaming Will Play Major Role in Disney's Future Parks
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Disney Plans to Integrate Gaming and Theme Parks Like Never Before
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I don't think Iger has any regrets. From what I've seen, Nintendo had a lot of control over the project. We know from Potter Disney doesn't really want to give that much control up. And he still doesn't take video games seriously. When, or if he leaves, then maybe we see a shift. As of now I'll take "play a major roll" as headline making over actual substance.I wonder if they’re kicking themselves for missing out on Nintendo considering how huge they’ve now become since 2015 when the deal with Universal was first announced.
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