Customer Reviews

Disney Epic Mickey 2 - The Power of Two (PS3)

Great game, perfect for all ages.
Recommend for family fun, as there is VERY little violence ( you stun 'toons into being nice again), the art work is amazing and the story line itself / what you have to do is incredible.
Loved it - played all day Xmas day.

I love playing this game, can be tricky in parts (can't believe I just said that). It's also a fun two player game as there are two characters.

I quickly acquired this game for my little grandson, after I learned he was watching is idiot father play Grand Theft Auto on the PS3. Looks good...and will prove rather more suitable for a small person methinks!

Wonderful game my kids loved it - one of the best kids PS3 games out there ! ! ! !

MY SON AND DAUGHTER LOVE THIS GAME.
EASY TO PLAY AND LOVELY STORY LINE

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR 5 PLUS AGE GROUP

My autistic son has been asking for months for this game. The only way I can communicate with Luke is by computer. He showed me this game. Thank you for making his life worth while.

It's really cool to play the colours are wicked all the characters look different in it but still recognisable overall an excellent game

I bought this for my 8 year old son who loves Mickey mouse and he absolutely loves it, he said it's even better than the first which we have on the Wii. Having had a go myself, I have to agree, it's totally addictive and with fantastic graphics and loads of fun levels, I'm sure it's going to provide many hours of fun .

In Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two, gamers will play as Mickey Mouse and for the first time ever, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit -- Walt Disney's first cartoon star -- in an all-new adventure of creativity and discovery. The game returns Mickey Mouse and Oswald the Lucky Rabbit to Wasteland, an alternate world filled with 80 years of forgotten Disney characters and theme park attractions.

Ultimately, there is a feeling here of missed opportunity. Junction Point Studios tried hard to revolutionize the wheel, but Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two leaves you wishing the developer had refined the mechanics of the original before embarking on its more intrepid endeavors. The game still delivers on the charm and occasionally hits some truly inspired highs, but fundamental issues hold it back from ever getting within sight of its goals.

If you’re a Disney fan, there’s still much joy to be gleaned out of Epic Mickey 2, but those expecting anything outside of its nostalgic heart should, sadly, look elsewhere.

My 4 year old loves mickey mouse so I ordered him this game. Although I think this game is a bit too difficult for under 5's he has soon got to grips with it but he doesn't understand the story behind it. He has however wanted to play it and only it since it arrived! He would definitely recommend it!