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Disney Epic Mickey paints and thins his way onto this episode of Feedback, so watch and find out if he melted our hearts, or painted them over with a thin veneer of yellow dye #5. One thing is for certain: we really wish that Mickey had the legs to jump onto the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 as well, because this story needs to branch out beyond just the Wii. We also have a couple of issues with the game, so find out what they are inside.
It's also nearly one week since American gorged itself on turkey and sugar-based foodstuffs. By now, all of that tryptophan should have worked its way out of your system, and any residual sleepiness you've been feeling needs you need a dose of something stronger. Normally we'd suggest a quick smack in the face, but we just happen to have a fresh prescription of Feedback for you, all ready to watch.
Tune in, tune out, and put your world on pause for awhile.
Here's your handy, freshly inked guide to what we talked about:
- Marky Mark is playing Nathan Drake in the Uncharted movie. Can we start boycott plans now, please?
- Double Fine's newest game Stacking has you playing a Russian nesting doll named Charlie.
- Nintendo is sort of coming back to CES after a 16 year absence. They're taking meetings, but not boothing up the 3DS.
- Ubisoft loves all of you who purchased Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood so much that they're giving you free multiplayer DLC.
- Bungie proves that they have more Halo: Reach in their pockets by releasing the Noble Map Pack for 800 points.
- Kevin Kelly (hey, that's me!) went to Board Game Geek Con in Dallas last week, geeking out on cardboard and wooden bits.
- And of course, there's lots and lots of Disney Epic Mickey talk. I hope this becomes a franchise as well, because how awesome would Disney Epic Donald and Disney Epic Goofy be?
Feedback: Where no matter how much thinner we use, we just can't get Stephen Johnson to disappear.
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Octagoon
I think Matt Damon should play Nathan Drake.
slackersphere17
Mark Wahlberg's not a bad actor, especially in well written dramatic roles, but he's way too old for roles in action movies like Max Payne or Uncharted.
sodared
For Nathan Drake
love the James Franco idea
I think Jason Bateman could be a good choice
or Matt Damen
I will be totally bummed if Mark Wahlberg plays Nathan Drake I don't think I could even watch that.
dethklok666D4
the people in the feedback picture are not in this episode
Dr Shrapn3l
I'm sorry but I have to go with Chris Pine. Any one named Marky Mark can't play in an Uncharted movie. I'm sick and tired of all these crappy video game movies. Uncharted the movie has a chance of being as good as good as the game.
Rhawk187
I saw an advert for OnLive on Digg, I think they were selling it for $100 with a $50 redeemable towards a game. Was tempted to try it, just don't have the time at the moment. Would be really nice if they could provide access to older games in particular that maybe you can't a hard copy of.
jonnysniper_
i like nikole :)
cwbys21
I want to point out about OnLive, I saw a commercial for it yesterday. It wasn't very good, and if I didn't know what it was about I would have no idea what OnLive is, but they are advertising.
Frank101me
i love the new cast line up this week. You guys need to call Patrick and ask him to guest in next week
bigbowser101
The point Adam made about this game being multiplatform, I have to disagree. Yes it's magical and maybe should be shared across the board with other consoles. But there still needs to be that sense of competition and difference between Wii, Xbox, and PS3.
We now have a full third party game for Wii that is excellent so everyone that has a 360/PS3 is jealous. That's just life and the way the industry should be.
Some examples. 360 has Fable, PS3 has God of War, Wii has Disney's Epic Mickey.
The games may be different, but they are all good games and good reasons to get the system that the respective games are for.
Grublet
Denzel Washington as Nathan Drake.
bigbowser101
You know, I wonder how the deathmatch would have played out if Epic Mickey were to be in the running. I think it could win game of the year.
Captain_Vyse
Don't if anyone knows who this is, but Joe Flanigan (Stargate: Atlantis) would be a great choice.
xnerd23x
garrett hedlund as nathan drake
shadowedone
great Feedback.
Dramble
The guy from Superman returns? Brandon Routh?
Tyri3l
If Wahlberg does end up playing Nathan Drake, I think that movies success will depend a lot on the reception of his new movie The fighter which appears like it will be his most meaningful role to date.
Now as for Epic Mickey I don't know how to describe it because I haven't played it yet, but based on the discussion I'd venture Action RPG? As for seeing the game on other consoles it's probably one of the few games that would make me buy a move controller. PS3+Move= Wii HD. That said, if they haven't already thought about that I would say Microsoft will make a push to get Epic Mickey on 360 possibly as part of a far reaching deal with Disney seeing as Sony has a pretty sweet deal with Disney on Blu-ray.
Epic Mickey is an important game to me because of its pedigree. Even though it borrows from many different sub genres, it shows that not everything has to be Call of Duty/Halo/World of Warcraft provided with the 50 million+ Wii installed base it can beat Call of Duties 20 million unit record breaker. Epic Mickey has the potential to hit a 50% attach rate just because Disney/Mickey are more prevalent than Mario at least among grandparents.
As for OnLIVE, the issue I see is they are clearly going after the console market with the pack that includes a controller and I thing there first move should have been to take on Steam and the PC. The reason is that the thing that will push people to OnLive first is so they don't have to spend $500 to $1000 to upgrade their PC to play a game on steam. the other reason is because the catalog of games available over OnLIVE is going to be comparable to whats on Steam; Microsoft/Sony/Nintendo will never put their first party games on OnLIVE. So already I think they aren't targeting the right market. Ultimately what's going to hurt them the most though is bandwidth and how quickly DOCSIS 3.0 is fully rolled out. The longer that takes the more likely OnLIVES performance won't be able match a local machine in a users home whether it be PC or console.
Gamedude90
Epic Mickey wasn't in my radar. I thought it was going to be an average game. After today's feedback I am definitely going to check it out. As for who should play Nathan Drake, Jack Barrowman would be awesome.
butters169
james franco would awesome or ryan reynolds
ggamesg
Now all they need to do is a feedback about donkey kong country returns....
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