Our review copy is in, come get an idea of what the latest title from Disney is all about.
It's a beautiful thing when review copies arrive early. Unfortunately, for Disney Universe we are embargoed from releasing our review any earlier than its release day, Tuesday, October 25. However, I can talk a little bit about the game in the meantime.
Jason Ross stopped by the extravagant Disney Interactive booth to play a bit of the upcoming multiplatform title, Disney Universe.
Let me begin by saying the Disney Interactive booth was most certainly one of the most expansive booths at all of E3 this year. There were two main sections aside from the meeting areas, and they were some of the most elaborate and colorful E3 areas here. On one side, was a Phineas and Ferb coffee house, where Disney elected to give away free flavored coffee. Don't ask me how it was, I don't drink coffee, sorry! The other side was made to look like the interior of a house: There was a kitchen, with custom Mickey Mouse and Disney magnets, a computer area, where E3 guests could try out a Disney computer title or two, and then a living room-type area, where Cars 2, Disney Universe, and a few other titles were on display.
More spoiled content from the upcoming Microsoft Press Conference. Your living room can now be the happiest place on earth!
While photos are currently prohibited, Jason managed to grab a few of Disney Universe ads - though some of them are a bit blurry.
Check out the following banner shots from inside the LA Convention Center at E3 2011.
The next LEGO game will include Jack Sparrow, Will Turner and Captain Barbossa in a high seas adventure.
Disney just revealed today the next release in the LEGO series of games will be featuring Pirates of the Caribbean. The game will focus on the three previously released films "Curse of the Black Pearl", "Dead Man's Chest" and "At World's End". Along with those films the upcoming fourth film "On Stranger Tides" is also going to be included.
This new Epic Mickey video showcases how the real sites of the Disneyland theme park inspired the worlds of the game.
Today we went back and captured the other four Epic Mickey Banners. What do they contain?
Well, I'm going to say I think I made a little mistake yesterday when I reviewed half of the banners in the E3 hallway yesterday. Why? Because today, I snapped this pic:
Epic Mickey's concept artwork has lead to quite a bit of speculation. What's my take?
There's one particular picture I'd like to make the heart of my idea, one taken from the banner artwork of Epic Mickey at E3. Take a look for yourself, and you'll see why:
Oh no!
On a recent trip to Epcot, a video detailing a new ride, The Sum of All Thrills, caught my eye. In the video, I noticed a few Nintendo-related Easter Eggs, and while I wasn't able to snap a quick picture of either of them, I did manage to hunt down two fuzzy shots thanks to our wonderful internet.
