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Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two
Junction Point Studios, the developer behind Epic Mickey 2, is showing off Fort Wasteland as part of its presence at PAX 2012. We first heard about Frontierland shortly after the game's announcement back in March. The level is based on Frontierland, which opened in Disneyland in 1955. As part of the announcement, Disney has opened up the Disney Vault (surely they keep other things in there besides movies, right?) to release two archived images from the parks original opening. If you scroll down a little further, you can check out the new screenshots from Fort Wasteland.
Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two is coming to Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii, and PC on November 18. The game's creative director, Warren Spector, joined us on Replay a few weeks ago to play the game he is arguably best known for, Deus Ex. Check it out here.
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