In this thread, will talk about one of the best games for the Wii, made by the same guy who did Deus Ex: Epic Mickey.
I played this game in a friend's house and it was great, I thought the game concept was creative and the paint-thinner mechanics amazing, the story was also well build and kinda like inFamous, Mass Effect and Spider-man: Web of Shadows, this game has a karma system.

However, every game has it's flaws, for example:

The lack of voice acting in such a game ain't a good idea, I mean, who didn't want to hear mickey's voice, too bad Warren Spector thought this was going to ruin the game.

And the Camera controls are horrendous! Who was the smart ass who did the camera, I can barely see platforms and sometimes, Mickey himself.

I've heard some great things about EM, I have yet to play it though....Maybe a rental. After that I may buy it.

Yours is probably the first positive account of the game I've heard. Everything I saw looked very generic when the game was originally shown off, and reviews after its release did nothing to pique my interest. It just seems like a watered down Super Mario Sunshine, and nowadays when I think about it, all I remember is a GG Guys comic.



(I would have just linked the image, but, well, obvious reasons...)

It's one of my favorite Wii games, and overall games in my top 20.

This game, it brought Mickey back in gaming besides Kingdom Hearts. :V

This game was awesome and I totally agree with you about the camera. It's really awful and it can screw you up whenever you're in a fight or trying to jump to a nearby platform. I also didn't like how dark it is. While playing it, I had to turn the brightness up on my TV since you really can't see what you're doing.

As for the voice acting, I kinda understand what they were going for with the game. I believe they were wanting the characters to talk like how they used to back in the old black and white cartoons from the 1930's. Still, I really wanted to see the characters actually speak instead of only talking in squeaks. :/

Overall, it's still a great game.