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The History of Epic Mickey | Disney's Greatest Forgotten Game

A forgotten game about a forgotten world with forgotten characters, yet people forgot that it was the best game Disney made by themselves

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Jeff B. Hughes

“That’s a name I have not heard in ages”

Kenneth Stoddard

I was expecting the Nightmare Before Christmas review, but I’ll take the editorial video of Epic Mickey as it is. I never played the Epic Mickey games before but it sounded interesting and fun, reminds me of how I used to play all the Ratchet and Clank games. I don’t if I’ll be interested in playing since you mentioned the controls of the game were difficult which reminds me of how I play Kingdom Hearts, but I’ll think about it in the future if I were to get one. Nice editorial video though.

Anonymous

Speaking of Kingdom Hearts if you know about the franchise’s history then you’ll know that Disney was initially hesitant to let Square Enix put Mickey in the game since they were unsure if it was going to be a hit or not which is why he has such a small role in the first game only appearing at the end, but when Kingdom Hearts did turn out to be a hit then they gave Square permission to give Mickey a bigger part in the sequel. I bring this up because I think it could be possible that the success of Kingdom Hearts could be what inspired Disney to make Epic Mickey in the first place, also Epic Mickey didn’t make Mickey a video game icon as you said we can thank Kingdom Hearts for that.

Justin Monti

Ah yes this video game. I actually remember this video game quite well. I first discovered Epic Mickey through some TV commercials and at the time the concept looked interesting, I mean Mickey Mouse in a dark and twisted version of Disneyland with forgotten cartoon characters, that seemed cool. I remember when I first played the game when I got it on Christmas of 2010. I really had a fun time playing through the game and I really enjoyed a lot of the concepts the game offered. I also love this game because it helped more people be introduced to Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. I even played the sequel the Power of Two, which in my opinion is not as good as the first, but is still a decent game on its own. I actually still own the original game to this day and I am never giving it away. Also on a side note Mat, I was also first introduced to your channel and your videos thanks to the Epic Mickey files so thank you. I am very happy that Epic Mickey has managed to gain a cult following over the years despite not being one of the best games out there. So overall, Happy 10th Anniversary Epic Mickey and thank you for reintroducing Mickey Mouse in a brand new way.

Hugo Segal

Had Disney Infinity continued past "3.0," we could've seen the universe expand even further with characters from "Moana," "Black Panther," "Kim Possible," "Captain Marvel," "Star Wars: The Last Jedi," "Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker," "Coco," "Incredibles 2," "Toy Story 4," "Onward," "Gravity Falls," and so on.

Rick Green

I highly doubt Disney would let anyone remaster and re-release the game, but I kind of wish they would.