I purchased this game to play with my nephew. Its actually quite fun and a bit challenging. Especially the flying and carrying the other parts but really nice. My nephew loves it. I like that you take pictures and such as well as the usual running around in most kids games.

Xmas gift for my 6 yr. old son. Walmart shipped FedEx who left in my shared common area of my apt. building and was lost/stolen. Upon no luck with FedEx, who continued to practice this ethic with my valuable purchases, the CSR at WalMart.com graciously shipped another game!

If you are looking a 3ds game both you and your children can enjoy. This is one of the best choice. With its animation, gameplay, and puzzles are very well mixed.

Warren Spector's Epic Mickey is back.

+ Full of Disney charm + Unique visual interpretation of iconic characters + Loads of content + Surprising level of challenge

- Stupid AI "helper" - Difficulty spikes - Arduous boss fights

You have got to hand it to Mickey Mouse, a character created over 80 years ago who just keeps coming back for more. Rather than settle into retirement, the veteran character has returned once more in Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two and Blitz Games Studios are hoping that they can build upon the...

Fantastic side scrolling platform elements; Paintbrush mechanics are a joy; Great characters; Co-op is great fun

: Poor camera; Short duration; Some poor AI

with the considerable resources of Disney behind him. There are few aspects of the 2010 original that haven't been improved or expanded on, and the result might well have been a classic had the technical issues of its predecessor been addressed too.

Disney Epic Mickey 2: The power of two was a game that was much hyped and eagerly anticipated. Despite the fact that it is often difficult for much hyped products to live up our eager expectations, this game fell well short of my own expectations. The most positive aspect is the visuals.

Bright; colourful visuals and some comical references to Disney movies

Camera angles; repetitiveness leading to boredom

I bought this game as a gift for a nine year old girl. Although she liked it, she grew tired of it because it became difficult to play. I tried it myself to see if I could help her past the difficult bits and discovered that I couldn't do it either.

My 4 year old loves mickey mouse so I ordered him this game. Although I think this game is a bit too difficult for under 5's he has soon got to grips with it but he doesn't understand the story behind it. He has however wanted to play it and only it since it arrived!

I could recommend many other games to buy for the family. This one takes a while to get into, not very exciting, difficult for children.