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After last night's speculation, Disney has confirmed today that it has closed Austin-based developer Junction Point Studios, the brainchild of Warren Spector and creator of the iconic Epic Mickey series.
Disney's worlds are on a collision course, though not quite in the way you may expect. Disney Infinity, which was announced yesterday, isn't a "crossover" game in the the traditional sense. It's an entire platform filled with individual games set across the vast spectrum of Disney's animated franchises. However, once you play through those worlds, then it's time to play without limits.
The original Epic Mickey fell somewhat short of its promise when it hit Wii in 2010, so how dares the multiplatform sequel Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two fare? You can see for yourself, as a demo is out today for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 with a few levels for your sampling satisfaction.
We take a look at the first chapter of Marvel Avengers: Initiative, an Infinity Blade-like episodic action-adventure for mobile devices, starring The Incredible Hulk.
Mickey Mouse and Oswald the Rabbit will join forces on November 18, Disney Interactive announced today at E3, confirming the release date for Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two. It also blasted out an E3 trailer, with more of their animated animal adventures.
New York teams with major game publishers to purge the online accounts of more than 3,500 registered sex offenders.
Epic Mickey 2 mastermind Warren Spector acknowledges songs will be a part of the sequel, but he wants everyone to stop focusing so much on that part of the game.
Blitz Game Studios is helping develop Epic Mickey 2 in conjunction with Junction Point, providing the PS3 and Xbox 360 ports for the game.
Warren Spector shows off his fascination with Oswald the Lucky Rabbit in Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two, a comedy musical.
Warren Spector talks about the sequel to his original Wii game, Epic Mickey, discussing changes and updates.
