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Look closely inside Mickey’s house and you’ll see Pluto’s bowl
Inside Mickey’s house you’ll find a talking phone, also from “Thru the Mirror”
This probably has a basis in some cartoon, but it’s was also the one parked outside Mickey’s crib in Disney World
Donald’s boat, blackened and sunk in Ostown bay
From 1934’s “Mickey’s SteamRoller.” This cartoon was the first time Mickey’s nephews Morty and Ferdie appeared onscreen
Mickey Junk Mountain is based on the Matterhorn attraction at Disneyland, but instead of stucco and fake snow, it’s made of something far cooler…
The mountain is made of decaying Mickey merch of yesteryear, as you can see by this Fantasia re-release poster
Avoid toxic water hazards with Mickey Mouse Club pins
A vintage lunchbox dating back to 1954 provides as exit
Quite possibly my favorite nod in the whole game, there are copies of the horrible NES classic, Mickey Mouscapade in licensed Nintendo cartridges littering the ground
Same goes for Mickey’s Magical Quest, although in both cases Capcom’s logo is removed
From the 1936 short “Alpine Climbers”
When you see this poster from The Mickey Mouse Birthday Show, walk right through it…
And you’ll come into a room with more Mickey memorabilia than I care to mention
And this is just the first couple levels. Anybody wanna see more?
Dec 9, 2010
The last Wii game to give a shit offers something for everybody
Man, Mickey has been in some shitty games
Think Disney can't play hardcore? Think again
