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“As you play through Disney Epic Mickey, what you do affects you and the game world, and changes how the game plays out. This includes what Guardians you attract, how many, which quests you can finish (and which you can’t), and how you finish the quests you do choose to take on. Some of your actions will affect who is in a particular part of the world, and how they treat you, including whether they choose to even give you quests.” – Epic Mickey producer Adam Creighton

I remember Warren Spector saying that originally, your actions would also change the way Mickey looked in the game, but they took that feature out because it upset some people to see their beloved character look really evil. I’m glad they’re still keeping the idea of a changing world in though! I suppose it wouldn’t be much of a Spector game if it didn’t feature that in some way…

Via Inc Gamers

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This information comes from Nintendo Power…

– Cranky Kong the other other kong in the game other than Donkey/Diddy
– Cranky runs a shop, makes sarcastic remarks about what you buy
– Squawks is in the shop as well
– Six worlds
– Worlds have generic names like “Jungle
– Nintendo Power says it’s as hard as the original trilogy
– Tikis are part of the “Tiki Tak Tribe”
– A Tiki tries to posses DK at the beginning of the game, but gets sent flying
– Widescreen support
– New to the series: Alternate paths in worlds so you can skip levels
– Unlock concept art, music, and dioramas
– “Trophy level” in each world
– Need to earn these levels before they can be played (unknown how you can do this)
– One locked level in each world
– Need to purchase a key at Cranky’s shop to unlock those levels
– Rocket barrel: A to ascend, let go to descend

Thanks to Robert for the tip!

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Vanquish – 8
Medal of Honor – 7
Fist of the North Star – 5
Lost in Shadow – 6
Deadly Premonition – 7
Super Scribblenauts – 6
EA Sports MMA – 6
Shaun White Skateboarding – 7
The Ball – 6
Final Fantasy: 4 Heroes of Light – 4
Professor Layton and the Unwound Future – 7
Gods vs. Humans – 5
Costume Quest – 7

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Nintendo Wii

North America:
1. Just Dance 2 (Ubisoft)
2. Kirby’s Epic Yarn (Nintendo)
3. Wii Fit Plus with Balance Board (Nintendo)
4. New Super Mario Bros. Wii (Nintendo)
5. Wii Party (Nintendo)

Japan:
1. Super Mario Collection Special Pack (Nintendo)
2. Keito no Kirby (Nintendo)
3. Wii Party (Nintendo)
4. No More Heroes 2 (Marvelous)
5. Wii Fit Plus with Balance Board (Nintendo)

UK:
1. Just Dance 2 (Ubisoft)
2. Wii Party (Nintendo)
3. Just Dance (Ubisoft)
4. Super Mario Galaxy 2 (Nintendo)
5. Super Smash Bros. Brawl (Nintendo)

Nintendo DS

North America:
1. New Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo)
2. Professor Layton and the Unwound Future (Nintendo)
3. Super Scribblenauts (Warner Bros.)
4. Let’s Draw! (Majesco)
5. Mario Kart DS (Nintendo)

Japan:
1. Pocket Monsters Black (Nintendo)
2. Pocket Monsters White (Nintendo)
3. Kingdom Hearts Re:coded (Square Enix)
4. Strike Witches 2 (Kadokawa Shoten)
5. Tokimeki Memorial Girl’s Side 3rd Story (Konami)

UK:
1. Professor Layton and the Lost Future (Nintendo)
2. Jam with the Band (Nintendo)
3. Toy Story 3 (Disney)
4. New Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo)
5. Art Academy (Nintendo)

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WiiWare

My Starry Night (Hudson, 500pts)
Racers’ Islands: Crazy Arenas (Zallag, 800pts)

DSiWare

Glow Artisan (Powerhead Games, 500pts)
Mahjong (DTP Entertainment, 200pts)
Spot the Difference (Enjoy Gaming, 500pts)

Virtual Console

Street Hoop (Neo Geo, 900pts)

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Professor Layton vs. Ace Attorney

– Craig surprised about the game, thought it was a joke
– Professor Layton and Phoenix Wirhgt meet in a weird medieval city
– Trailer was impressive
– Involves people being accused of witch craft
– Maya is in the game
– Capcom and Level-5 teaming up
– Level-5 doing the development
– For the 3DS
– Seems like more of a point and click adventure style game

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– Exclusive direct control of Elza during combat
– Move him with the analogue stick
– Guard/evade with manual button presses
– Manual mode available, enable it to attack with button presses
– Switch to combat automatically when you’re near an enemy
– No battle screen transition
– Gathering Burst: When Elza blocks an incoming enemy attack in Gathering mode, he’ll do a “Burst Up,” build up this power to unleash a Gathering Burst attack when he comes out of Gathering mode (damages enemies and might reduce their speed)
– Cure: Elza can recover fallen allies by touching them in Gathering mode, party member will have temporary ability boosts
– Freeze time and enter “Command Mode”
– In Command Mode, can assess the situation and issue commands to allies, directing which magic you want them to use and where you want them to move
– Elza shown ordering Kanan to cast one of Holy, Return, or Heal magic in Famitsu scans
– Holy spell: Attack based off light, party defense strength increases when spread
– Heal spell: Recovery magic, HP and status effects cleared when used
– Return: Warp to a “Heal Circle” nearby
– Specify a spell’s precise position when selected
– Camera moves above the action when selecting a target
– Command Mode can be used on Elza
– Power Hit: Elza’s attack strength rises
– Wind: Attack enemies, also a spell to spread the Magic Circle effects
– Return: Go to a nearby “Heal Circle”
– If you use Command Mode, need to wait a short while to use it again

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