Epic Mickey is.....well, epic!
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Caption: Dozens of images from multiple artists help to establish the look, color, lighting, and overall vision for a given level. If you’ve spent any time at Disneyland, you’ll also notice how much the Gremlin Village has in common with the “It’s a Small World” attraction. Inside the Game: Epic Mickey | Game Informer Quote:
http://gameinformer.com/resized-imag...62.3Mickey.jpg “How you decide to play the game should make a difference. You get to determine what kind of hero you are. Everybody solves the problem. Everybody saves the day. Everybody gets to save the world and gets the girl,” Warren Spector tells us, in regards to the shifting spectrum of play styles that change the appearance of Mickey throughout the game. “But how you do it, and how you end up looking is up to you. What abilities you have is up to you. Who likes you is up to you. What missions you hear about or not is up to you.” Each version of Mickey has a distinct look crafted by the character artists at Mickey, from the crouching and feral scrapper to the stalwart hero. From what I gleaned skimming through the article, it looks to be that you'll ge given a choice of 3 Mickeys - Scrapper Mickey, Wastelander Mickey, and Hero Mickey. The article includes a couple of work-in-progress videos showing Mickey in action. Epic Mickey is slated for a 2010 release exclusively on the Wii console. |
I'm very confused. What the heck is it? Is this an action game? An RPG? A platformer? A metalude a la Zelda? A collection of minigames? An adventure game? Okay, it's probably not an adventure game. But seeing so much attention paid to style and story, without any clear indication of what I'd actually be doing in it, makes me worry about its priorities.
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Sounds like an interesting concept, freedom in choice and ways to do things is something I like in games.
I have a few problems with this game though... 1.I don't own a wii 2. I don't like Mickey Mouse :P With Mickey as main character I am a bit worried about the plot, whether it will not be too easy, childish, simple, Disney-like. Which it will be anyway, given that, no matter what path you choose, you always end up winning. Maybe I don't like the concept that much anyway... |
I got my newest Game Informer magazine in the mail today, and the cover story was Epic Mickey. It definitely looks intriguing, so I will have to look at it later tonight or tomorrow.
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It looks to be an Action RPG. It incorporates player physical gestures to interact with the environment, much like how Okami does with its brush stroke gestures. There will be some 2D platforming moments based on vintage Disney cartoons, so it'll be a mish mash of various gameplay. But in this case the player as Mickey must undo the damage done to the world through the use of paint thinner and other things. |
That's funny, the page you're linking to says it's a platformer. Does anyone even know what kind of game it is?
(And by the way, if it's a "mish mash" I have no interest at all. That never works.) |
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Oh, that clears it up then. :D
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I've just seen the early screenshots and it looks nothing like the concept art. Massive disappointment.
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Epic Mickey: D!tto's Epiculous Trailer Thought I'd share this. Love the music, so pretty. :) |
Oh yea I will definitely buy this one...even though I don't really likje mickey but it's disney so what the hell! I've seen it at the nintendo presentation and it looks awesome so that's a must for me.
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Well, all I can say about it is, my wife owns a Wii, and I seriously think we need this game. Can't wait for it to be released.
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Look cool, need to buy a Wii.
Anyway, it is just me that hates the constant use of the word epic nowadays? jeez they use it for EVERITHING! |
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I've seen reviews that pants it for being an interesting-ish story that's brought low by dull, repetitive levels, awkward controls and a terrible camera resulting in hand cramps.
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Yeah, there's definitely something special buried beneath the surface, it's just a shame it feels so damn clunky. I've been playing Donkey Kong Country Returns as well which is so much more polished that it's hard to go back to Epic Mickey. I love all the Disney history. Just feels like it could've been executed a whole lot better.
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