Disney and developer Dreamrift provide early details on this exclusive 3DS adventure with Mickey and friends.

When we first saw the tweet from Official Nintendo Magazine stating “Warren Spector to unveil epic project this month. Hmm… Wonder what it could be!”, a flash of excitement raced through our minds.

Disney gobbles up the rest of Deadly Premonition and El Shaddai parent company.

Disney’s loveable mouse is back, and he’s not returning alone. Two-player co-op and a lucky rabbit will join him.

Quite frankly, it was only a matter of time before Traveler’s Tales took Disney’s beloved franchise into the world of LEGO.

It’s never a good day when a game developer gets terminated, so today we pour one out for the guys over at Propaganda Games . . .

For as long as I can remember, I’ve been a humongous Mickey Mouse fan and have been salivating over Epic Mickey ever since we saw it at E3 this past summer.

RipTen has been lucky enough to discuss Epic Mickey with Warren Spector several times this year. Yet …

Disney announced in a panel at NY Comic Con that the Daft Punk album that comes with a free videogame will feature brand new music from the group. Well, sort of.

Tron is set to make a huge comeback with feature film Tron Legacy and action-adventure tie-in video game Tron: Evolution. Courtesy of Disney Games UK, check out the following video to see new footage of the game as well as interviews with . . .

Disney has reportedly purchased social gaming developer Playdom for at least $563 million, joining the new craze over the social gaming market.

The steampunk infused Disney world (lol) of Epic Mickey will be given a bit of an extended universe in the form of a digital-prequel and a graphic novel.

I’ve never played Kingdom Hearts, so shoot me. I’ve heard wonderful things about it, read glowing reviews, and even wanted to play it, but unfortunately I haven’t. Maybe that will change when Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep heads to the Sony Playstation Portable in September of 2010. If you’ve been interested, enjoy the following trailer.

Disney recently purchased Tapulous from Bart Decrem, CEO of the iPhone music game publisher. The makers of Tap Tap Revenge and Riddim Ribbon have been assimilated. There is no escape. No- wait. This is a good thing.

It appears that a video game movie has finally been able to surpass the epic boobage of Angelina Jolie as Lara Croft: Tomb Raider. That thing is Jake Gyllenhal as The Prince of Persia . . . seriously.