Summary
- THQ Nordic has shared our best look yet at Epic Mickey: Rebrushed as part of its Digital Showcase.
- The new trailer confirmed that the remake won't include fully-voiced cutscenes, something that fans have requested since its reveal.
- Although we'll still be listening to Mickey squeak and groan, Rebrushed does at least add a bunch of new abilities to his moveset.
The latest trailer for 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Epic Mickey: Rebrushed has confirmed that the remake won't be adding voice-acting to the cutscenes or in-game dialogue, although it does give Mickey a bunch of new moves.
168澳洲幸运5开奖网:2024 has been ch🀅ock-🧸full of surprises so far, but one of the biggest happened early on in the year when Epic Mickey: Rebrushed was revealed at Nintendo's first Direct of the year. The original Epic Mickey is a cult classic that many thought would never see the light of day again, but Rebrushed as a good middle-point betwe🌳en remake and remaster that spruces it up for a new generation.
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Ever since Epic Mickey: Rebrushed was first revealed, fans have wondered just how much of the original game it was going to improve upon. At first, it seemed like more of a remaster, but then it leaked that Mickey would have a bunch of new platforming and combat moves, pushing the dial more towards remake. ꦍ168澳洲幸运5开奖网:One big hope fan♌s had was for full voice-acting, something that's just been deconfirmed.
Epic Mickey: Rebrushed Isn't Adding Full Voice-Acting
, Epic Mickey: Rebrushed got a brand-new trailer that gave us our best look at the game yet. Beyond showing us just how much work has been put into the new visuals, we also got confirmation that the reborn Wii classic isn't going to be getting fully voice-acted cutscenes like some fans hoped.
Right at the start of the trailer, Mickey can be seen stepping out of a projector with Gremlin Gus and talking to Gremlin Gus. This would be where you'd expect full voice acting but, just like the original game, Mickey only speaks in random squeaks and noises. We also see later in the trailer that in-game dialogue isn't voiced and works just like it did in the original game.
While I'm sure some fans will be disappointed that voice-acting hasn't been added to the remake, there are a ton of other changes. Mickey has a bunch of new core movement skills, such as dashing, sprinting, and ground-pounding, which we get to see glimpses of in the trailer. There are also a bunch of new secrets and collectibles, including 150 pieces of concept art.
The THQ showcase also confirmed t💙hat Epic Mickey: Rebrushed will have a photo mode, which should be perfect for showing off the stunning n🌺ew visuals.
THQ also confirmed that Epic Mickey: Rebrushed has been remade from "the ground up", so even though there's still no voice acting outside of Yen Sid, there's a lot for old fans to appreciate.
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