Posted on 12 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Podcast Stories, Wii, Wii U | 0 comments

Two Epic Mickey games have been created thus far. If Warren Spector has his way, we could be seeing a third title.

Spector once again showed great interest in continuing the series in an interview of with RedBull, noting that “there are plenty of stories still to tell about Wasteland and Oswald the Lucky Rabbit and Mickey Mouse!” He also talked about other possible Disney games such as a standalone Oswald adventure and a return to DuckTales:

“I’d love to see the Disney Epic Mickey series continue – there are plenty of stories still to tell about Wasteland and Oswald the Lucky Rabbit and Mickey Mouse! I’d love to see some Oswald games, where he’s on his own. He deserves a shot at solo stardom. Then there are the ‘duck’ games – Donald, Scrooge, etc – that are just waiting to be made. And a bunch of us at Junction Point have thoughts about Goofy and the Gremlins and a hundred others.”

As far as what could be included in Epic Mickey 2, Warren stated:

“We go a step further, changing the actual orchestration based on how you choose to deal with game challenges.”

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Later this week, Swapnote will be celebrating its one-year anniversary. Nikki, the app’s tutorial character, has already sent out a message to users. It’ll be officially available for viewing in a few days, but those who set their system date ahead by a few days can read the note right now – take a look below:

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In an interview with GamesMaster this month, Shigeru Miyamoto said that it’s “very likely” he’ll return to ideas that weren’t realized with the GameCube – Game Boy Advance link system.

Nintendo originally revealed the functionality at E3 2002. It allowed players to unlock modes, extras, and other content. One of the first games announced to support the functionality was Pac-Man Versus. Miyamoto noted that it was “a really interesting game”, but “it was rather hard for everyone to own four GBAs at the same time.”

Miyamoto told GamesMaster:

“I think it is very likely. I cannot tell specifically what ideas I used to have at the time which might be realized this time around. But as you might recall, at one of the E3 shows several years ago we showcased a game of Pac-Man Versus, which was a really interesting game. Unfortunately however it was rather hard for everyone to own four GBAs at the same time.

“But at that time still it was not very easy or accepted. [Now, with Wii U], it’s not just creators outside the company are finding fascinating possibilities to be able to realize a game dream come true.”

Thanks to joclo for the tip.

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