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The Fury on 14 February 2020

Can you imagine how many games they could have made if they didn't just close most of LucasArts?

Imagine how much more they could have done if they didn't sign a deal with EA who only made 3 Star Wars games, one being panned across the board for it's money grabbing antics.



Hmm, pie.

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DonFerrari on 14 February 2020

Well as long as they choose good devs great things can come out of those. I miss the disney games from PS1 era.
Waiting for Sony to open a 4 team studio to make use of these license IPs the right way =p



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Toxicspikes on 14 February 2020

The picture in the OP makes me wish for Epic Mickey 3, the second one was so much fun to play through in co-op!



V-r0cK on 14 February 2020

I would love to see a Star Wars fighting game, Capcom style.



JWeinCom on 14 February 2020

Awwww yeah. Masters of Teras Kasi and Star Wars Kinect Sequels on the way.



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ARamdomGamer on 14 February 2020

An Epic Mickey with full creative freedom would be, epic.



VAMatt on 14 February 2020

Disney has a ton of IP that hasn't been used in gaming much. They could probably have a few AAA and a few AA games every year out of their catalogue. Just Starwars can work in several genres, and that's just one of many massive properties they hold.



Chazore on 14 February 2020

With the tech we have today, I'd kill for an action based Hulk game. bring on the destructive physics!"



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VAMatt on 15 February 2020
CaptainExplosion said:
VAMatt said:
Disney has a ton of IP that hasn't been used in gaming much. They could probably have a few AAA and a few AA games every year out of their catalogue. Just Starwars can work in several genres, and that's just one of many massive properties they hold.

But we want more than Star Wars. Why not an open world Zootopia game or something?

I agree.  They have a ton of properties that need to be used in video games.  



JWeinCom on 15 February 2020
ARamdomGamer said:
An Epic Mickey with full creative freedom would be, epic.

Unfortunately, I think that's the one character that Disney is least likely to give full freedom on.  I'm actually surprised they let them do as much as they did with Epic Mickey.  And tbh the gameplay was more of an issue than the creative side to me.