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There's Mickey no Tokyo Disneyland Daiboken, which is based on attractions of Tokyo Disneyland like Pirates of the Caribbean and Splash Mountain.
edit: damn sir_crocodile lol!
edit: damn sir_crocodile lol!
Wasn't there a PS1 Magic Kingdom cart racer?
I'm sure I remember - before the first time I ever went to Florida - playing something like this - it may have been awful of course!
I'm sure I remember - before the first time I ever went to Florida - playing something like this - it may have been awful of course!
Was going to post this. Apparently it's really bad lol
Haunted Mansion game, whereby the ghost have taken over the park and you have 1 night to fix things before the guests arrive the following morning.
Jesus what more can you want. Legit the only issue is that the park itself is a little outdated in terms of any changes they might have made since then.
Came in here to say dead rising. This is my dream game. Dead rising 2 off the record had that small carnival/them park section which was pretty good. If they did something like disneyworld, it would be incredible. Even throw in massive hotels and the monorail to take you to different parks. I can't believe someone hasn't tried to do a game like it already.
There's two ways I can see this working really well.
Either do a very realistic rendering of the park where you can fully walk around, shop at stores, etc maybe like a Yakuza or Shenmue. Not sure that doing the rides would be fun to do if fully realistic. Would be a really cool VR experience.
My preference would be a having Disneyland be a hub world (maybe make it a little smaller since you don't have to have huge crowds of people) and make the rides be levels themed around the rides.
Basically it'd be like Mario 64 with the park as the castle and the rides as the paintings.
Either do a very realistic rendering of the park where you can fully walk around, shop at stores, etc maybe like a Yakuza or Shenmue. Not sure that doing the rides would be fun to do if fully realistic. Would be a really cool VR experience.
My preference would be a having Disneyland be a hub world (maybe make it a little smaller since you don't have to have huge crowds of people) and make the rides be levels themed around the rides.
Basically it'd be like Mario 64 with the park as the castle and the rides as the paintings.
I played the Jurassic Park portion of this game far too many times
The kinect game was fun but having to point everywhere to move and being unable to play with just an analog stick sucked.
But yes something like http://www.horizons-resurrected.com/ or http://journeybackintoimagination.blogspot.com/ but for lots of rides would be neat.
But yes something like http://www.horizons-resurrected.com/ or http://journeybackintoimagination.blogspot.com/ but for lots of rides would be neat.
I like the first idea better. I dunno, I feel we have had the second game a little too often. And it's almost never good.
A horror game based on the original Epic Mickey concept art specifically designed to push further than Disney would ever allow. Give me Frankenstein clockwork monstrosities waging war on each other and humanity. I want Epcot fused with Monstro into a massive battleship damnit.
Honestly, the Dreamcast version of the Walter Disney World Quest Magical Racing Tour was the best representation so far.
It was ok. Most games on NES were dogshit so not like it was particularly bad
You could have an awesome horror game set inside a Disneyworld-style theme park. Make all the characters twisted abominations like FNAF or something. Heck, a lot of the concept art for Epic Mickey didn't seem too far removed from this kind of thing, even if the full game wasn't really.
Probably mentioned elsewhere but Disneyland Adventures on Xbox One (and currently availabe via Game Pass) is a Kinect-free version.
I actually played it some after going to Disney World this past summer and thought it was pretty neat for a family friendly game.
I did not know that.
If I ever get Game Pass I'd check that out pretty quick. The overworld isn't perfect, but it is fun to walk around it and spot the differences.
Loved this game!I should also throw into here another part of my childhood.
Oh yeah, i would love a high quality model of Magic Kingdom to walk around it. Use the engine they have for Hitman.
Actually someone has already started making this. It was quite empty last time i checked, but they were making good progress
The no Kinect PC version is not that bad. Its just a walking simulator with some minigames.
The actual worst part are the fetchquest system and that was obviously and afterthought (and actually sadly brings the whole game down if you try to play it as a normal game), more and better minigames, and actual fun RPG sidequests could have done wonders for the game. As a recreation of 2011 era Disneyland is pretty good, and soundwise feels like exactly being in the park, with the incredibly music surrounding the areas. Thats already more than the shitfest of non park music Epic Mickey had.
The Frontier 5 year roadmap was leaked last year (and proved to be a real leak since it had stuff like Planet Zoo before it was announced) and it said they're working on licensing Disney stuff for Planet Coaster 2. We obviously have no idea if they're going to get the license or not of course.
I mean there's a level in there where you can react perfectly and still lose because you have to make a 1 out of 4 guess and if you get it wrong, you just lose.
It's some grade a bullshit.
It is....
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There's a L4D2 fan made campaign on the Steam Workshop called Journey to Splash Mountain that's really good.
Also, there's *absolutely* no way that Star City in DKR wasn't deliberately trying to evoke Epcot:
Also, there's *absolutely* no way that Star City in DKR wasn't deliberately trying to evoke Epcot:
I never got to play these tracks. Just didn't get far.
I see the resemblance though. Charming.
My kids love this game (the Xbox One version) and I'm happy it's on Gamepass.
Kinect: Disneyland Adventures - Wikipedia
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