It's been confirmed that as also on the D&DHD trailer, and another game which doesn't have a 3DS equivalent. It's thought that it's because sometimes trailers are on the 3DS eShop for WiiU games. Fellow 3DS owner being bearer of bad news
Wow... Seeing these comics again after all those years brings back a shitload of memories...
Does anyone remember the "Mickey Mouse and the Sword of Ice" trilogy?
It was my personal "Lord of the rings" when I was growing up. I used to read it religiously up until I was like 12 years old and then I somehow lost my copy.
I do agree that my childhood with the awesome Cimino + Cavazzano duo (and the figure of Scrooge's butler they invented) was awesome. Funny and quite well developed stories as well as awesome drawings. In addition to Topolino, I read a lot of I Classici, Paperino Mese, Zio Paperone, and the MEGA 2000/3000 monthly magazines which contained a lot of foreign Disney artists. Nice that you have deserved props to Marco Rota... The MacPaperin two parts series, probably misspelled hehe, was epic for many reasons
I started reading Don Rosa after Topolino took a huge nosedive in quality (and sales) in the mid nineties trying to target kids with super short attention spans with shorter stories, less complex and quite cheaper plots, forgetting that their big target used to be kids + the parents often reading the stories to them and the stories having elements for both really. The series "Il Papero del Mistero" by Silvia Ziche is perhaps Topolino's great hurrah.
Don Rosa is something that maybe Inwould have enjoyed less as a child, even though I am not convicted this is really true, but that now is one of the big reference points for me Disney wise. The way he gave new life to Scrooge and Donald is astounding. His stories are entertaining enough for children, but have tons of more and more complex layers and bits of info for adults character wise too (how many people actually die in a Disney comic?). I cannot express just how much I enjoy his stores hehe
Yeah, I think it's a matter of the developer's capabilities, and Wayforward's VERY familiar with 3DS so they could probably do an OK job. In contrast I really don't understand why the fuck Rayman Origins ran at 30 FPS, was it downscaling from a higher resolution or something?
I remember this one, really liked it. Didn't know there was a forth entry. I wonder if it's available in Swedish.Of course!
Masterpiece created by none others than great italian Disney author Massimo De Vita,
for both story and art.
I'd love to find the english version of thetrilogyquadrilogy!
The saga was originally a trilogy published between 1982 and 1985, then in 1993 a fourth and finally chapter (this time with aid from Massimo Michelini for the dialogues) was made, a 2 parts story called "Mickey Mouse and The Sleeping in-space Beauty" (more or less, since I don't know if an official english translation exists, I know it does in french, dutch, german...).
If you like Floyd Gottfredson's adventurous Mickey Mouse, you should definitely check out on Tito Faraci's work for MM, Pete LegPete and Inspector Manetta, it definitely owes the spirit behind his MM to the great F.G. and gave birth to many great stories which for once made me sympathetic towards Mickey.... always hated "detective" Mickey's attitude.
Faraci's "sequel" to Steamboat Willie, a 2 parts story called The River of Time, is amazing.
There's a big volume in b/w published by Einaudi called Topolino Noir, with stories written by Faraci and art by Ziche, Cavazzano, Celoni, Carpi... great book.
Sadly, 90% of today's output is terrible.
I like Don Rosa as well although mainly for his stories, I find his style enjoyable but too busy and a poor man version of 80%Barks/10%Vicar/10%Scarpa mixed together
