- Publisher: Nintendo
- Release Date: Aug 13, 2002
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Magical Mirror is light and lively fare for those Gamecube owners tired of hacking and slashing through piles of demons but wanting to have a gaming good time while relaxing on their sofas in front of their TV sets.
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Nintendo PowerThe slow pace and indirect control may not appeal to players looking for an action-oriented experience. [Aug 2002, p.142]
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Geared towards a younger audience, Mickey is mind-numbingly simple, and it's a shame that such impressive visuals had to go to waste on such a disposable game.
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Those older than six will breeze through the game within a few hours, while younger players may have difficulty trying to figure out how to make Mickey do what they want him to do.
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It's just plain boring and often tedious. Most kids will find the game as just that.
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The incredibly slow pacing and monotonous puzzles will override the Disney entertainment factor for the young as well.
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It's a strange hybrid of game and cartoon, but my main problem is that is not quite either. There are sections of activity, followed by long periods of inactivity. If I were five, I reckon it would frustrate me. I'd want to watch or play, not both.
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netjakHas my vote for THE WORST GAME EVER and I'm sure anyone else who plays it will agree with me. This even has "Universal Studios: Theme Park" beat, only because of how horrible the controls are, especially the 1992 "point and click" type of gaming.
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It is without doubt the worst thing on the cube. The Graphics, Gameplay, Sound and Lifespan are all extremely poor, and I still cant believe two of the most respected companys in the business have put their names on it. Laughable.
Awards & Rankings
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51
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#51 Most Discussed GameCube Game of 2002
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12
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#12 Most Shared GameCube Game of 2002
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User score distribution:
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Positive: 10 out of 14
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Mixed: 1 out of 14
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Negative: 3 out of 14
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Jul 14, 2022Es el perfecto ejemplo de un videojuego MEH, justo en el medio de la balansa
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Mar 18, 2021
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Jul 26, 2016