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Replay – Kingdom Hearts II
Disney has a knack for mashing universes together. Both Kingdom Hearts and Disney Infinity are built on the idea of characters crossing between worlds and joining forces to create the ultimate pop culture super team. In Kingdom Hearts II, we see Final Fantasy characters interacting with the likes of Donald Duck and Goofy, and protagonist Sora diving into The Lion King, Mulan, Tron, and more iconic films to uncover a mystery.
John Vignocchi, Disney's vice president of production, joined the Replay crew for a look at this beloved PlayStation 2 title, and also shared his experiences of working on both Disney Infinity and Kingdom Hearts games.
In our final segment, we take a much stranger look at the Disney universe through a NES title that Kimberley Wallace had fond memories of. We get a little rowdy in this episode, but had a great time discussing Disney and video games with industry veteran, Vignocchi. Enjoy the episode, and we'll see you again in seven days. Thanks again for watching!
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