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Disney Interactive Studios has released the first official screenshots of Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two. The images show of the co-op gameplay between Mickey and Oswald, provide a first look at the new 2D levels, and more.

20 screenshots of Epic Mickey 2 can be found in the gallery above.

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Warren Spector Pays Further Tribute to Disney History with Sequel

Oswald the Lucky Rabbit to Debut in a Co-Starring Role and Make His First Ever Appearance as a Playable Video Game Character

London, UK – (March 23, 2012) – Disney UK today announced the development of “Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two”, the sequel to the critically acclaimed and commercially successful “Disney Epic Mickey” video game. In “Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two”, gamers will play as Mickey Mouse and for the first time ever, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, Walt Disney’s first cartoon star, in an all-new adventure of creativity and discovery. Created by video game industry luminary Warren Spector and Disney Interactive’s Junction Point game development studio, “Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two” returns the franchise to the Wii™ system from Nintendo, and expands it to new HD consoles including the Xbox 360® video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and the PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system.

“As a life-long Disney fan, working with Mickey Mouse in the original ‘Disney Epic Mickey’ was a truly humbling experience,” said Warren Spector, creative director and vice president, Junction Point. “Millions of fans fell in love with Mickey as a video game hero and I know they’ll experience similar emotions when they get to interact with and actually play as Oswald the Lucky Rabbit in ‘Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two.’”

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All North American Swapnote users should be receiving this note soon if they haven’t already!

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Nintendo has confirmed StreetPass and SpotPass support for Fire Emblem: Awakening.

Through StreetPass, custom “My Unit” characters players create can be swapped with other users. These characters will be added to your army. As far as SpotPass is concerned, Nintendo will be distributing a number of gaiden maps through the online feature.

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… Otherwise known as “SpeedThru Potzol’s Puzzle” in Europe.

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A bunch of new screenshots and artwork pieces of Assassin’s Creed III have been released. Or leaked. Either way, they look quite good.

In addition to the new images, you can find several details about the game below.

– New enemy types include agile Native American foes and burly Scottish men
– Plot covers 35 years of Connor’s life
– Connor is looking to save his people and give them a place in the future of America
– New feature: stalking zones
– With stalking zones, Connor can slink into bushes and move through the foliage; the players can move around a target and go in for the kill
– Snow patrol (mostly redcoats) in carriages throughout the frontier
– Snow, rain, and fog conditions
– Enemies will carry axes
– Combat has seen a complete overhaul
– Players can assign weapons in each hand and alternate with the X/Y buttons
– New Chinese-inspired weapon: rope dart
– With this weapon, you can string your enemies up like poultry
– Simplified controls for free running
– Play 30% of the missions in the frontier
– Frenchman Lafayette is in the game
– Citizens have individual roles and routines in the cities
– 3:1 is the scale of Boston compared to the real city
– Narrative scope is 20% larger than Assassin’s Creed 2
– Percentage of spoken characters in the game based on real historical people is 80%
– “Assassin’s Creed 3 is all but to renew your faith in the series.”

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