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Disney's Epic Mickey Video Game Sneak Peek

Disney's Epic Mickey Video Game Sneak Peek

Mickey Mouse is back, back, back...! Not on the big screen, sure, but on your widescreen at home in the form of Disney's Epic Mickey, and we have the first half of the game's intro, exclusively, to pique your interest.

Mickey hasn't seen the light of day for around about 7 years (publication-wise, mind, he's always kicking about Disneyland, the little scamp), and so it's a pretty special occasion that he's been unleashed onto the Wii this year.

Disney Epic Mickey is an upcoming Mickey Mouse video game designed by Warren Spector, with 2d cinemas by Powerhouse Animation Studios, Inc. and developed by Junction Point Studios for the Wii console, using Emergent Game Technologies' Gamebryo Engine. Epic Mickey is part of an effort by The Walt Disney Company to re-brand the Mickey Mouse character by moving away from his current squeaky clean image and reintroducing the mischievous side of his personality. Spector has been collaborating with Walt Disney Feature Animation and Pixar in conjunction with the project

Keen-eyed Disney-holics will observe a certain Sorceror in the clip by the name of Yen Sid, who would later use Mickey as his apprentice, as well as a whole host of other allusions to the Mickey back catalog for you to pick up on at your leisure.

Watch the trailer after the Jump..



It's a somewhat darker world than most will remember the squeaky-voiced charmer running about in, so look forward to a new look mouse below - and with it being brought to life by none other than Warren "Deus Ex" Spector, the world's biggest Disney geek, you know you're in safe, white-gloved hands.

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