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Epic Mickey series might be dead

Posted on January 16th, 2013. By Rob Jones.

Sequel's sales figures disappoint

Epic Mickey may have its fans, but the second game in the series Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two was met with unenthusiastic reviews, and according to a report in the LA Times, low sales figures:

Although the 2010 game was a modest success, selling 1.3 million units in the U.S. from its November launch through the end of that year, 2012's sequel sold only 270,000 copies during the comparable time period, according to a person with access to sales data from research firm NPD Group who was not authorized to share it publicly.

It's unclear whether Spector and his Texas-based Junction Point Studios will continue working with Disney. John Pleasants declined to discuss the topic and Spector could not be reached for comment.

Do you think we've seen the last of Epic Mickey?