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On March 21, the first details on Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two were revealed, including news that the game is headed to all three video game consoles. And now a video has emerged of the Associated Press’ report.

The video shows an interview with Warren Spector that has bits of gameplay in it that appear to be from the Xbox 360 version of the game (flashing green A prompts appear in the footage). The footage shows Mickey spraying paint and using thinner, a very brief glimpse of Oswald, a cinematic of a character breaking into song, and more.

Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two is currently scheduled to release for PS3, Xbox 360 & Nintendo Wii this fall.

What do you think of the first gameplay footage of Epic Mickey 2?


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It looks so awesome. :O
I want to play this game!


it looks adorable!  i still need to play the first one though…


i like how they combine all the disney stories :D!
looks like a fun game!



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