Mickey's Wild Adventure (1996)
Mickey's Wild Adventure is a 1996 platform video game made by Psygnosis and Sony Computer Entertainment.
Mickey Mouse's Wild Adventure takes Mickey through seven decades of his own history, visiting the cartoons that made him iconic. Built on the 1994 Mickey Mania and published by Psygnosis for PlayStation in 1996, the platformer moves from the black-and-white world of Steamboat Willie through Haunted House, The Mad Doctor, Moose Hunters, Lonesome Ghosts, Mickey and the Beanstalk, and The Prince and the Pauper. Each stage carries its own visual style, drawn from the era of its source cartoon. The combat is light, marble-throwing and jumping, but the production is careful and affectionate: a love letter to the Disney archive.
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What is Mickey's Wild Adventure about?
Mickey Mouse's Wild Adventure takes Mickey through seven decades of his own history, visiting the cartoons that made him iconic. Built on the 1994 Mickey Mania and published by Psygnosis for PlayStation in 1996, the platformer moves from the black-and-white world of Steamboat Willie through Haunted House, The Mad Doctor, Moose Hunters, Lonesome Ghosts, Mickey and the Beanstalk, and The Prince and the Pauper. Each stage carries its own visual style, drawn from the era of its source cartoon. The combat is light, marble-throwing and jumping, but the production is careful and affectionate: a love letter to the Disney archive.
When was Mickey's Wild Adventure released?
Mickey's Wild Adventure was released on 1 March 1996.
Who made Mickey's Wild Adventure?
Mickey's Wild Adventure was made by Psygnosis and Sony Computer Entertainment.
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The Disney archival affection connects to The Wonderful World of Mickey Mouse: Steamboat Silly, a modern short that revisits the same Steamboat Willie world Mickey's Wild Adventure opens in, demonstrating just how durable that original 1928 design has proved.