It’s real: Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse dated

Castle of Illusion

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The HD reimagining of the rather excellent Sega Mega Drive/Genesis platformer, Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse, is due out on 4 September. Gosh!

While it follows roughly the same basics as the original, there’s plenty of new stuff. The castle itself sounds like it’s now a hub area, most of the levels and boss fights have been redesigned somewhat, and it looks like there are sections in which you’ll be controlling Mickey in a manner other than as a side-scrolling platformer.

Castle of Illusion will cost you £9.99 on its 4 September release.


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