Sega today revealed new details for Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse, which is now scheduled for a digital PSN and XBLA release beginning on September 3rd for $14.99/1200 MSP.
If you’re planning on picking up the PSN version, and decide to pre-order the game, you’ll also receive the original Sega Genesis version of the game in addition to a dynamic theme and some avatars. So that’s a pretty awesome bonus.
Check out some classic and remastered screens of the game in action.
Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse screens:
SEGA of America Inc. today announced details on the release date, price and pre-order for Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse, the fantastical reimagining of the original SEGA Genesis classic. Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse will be available worldwide for digital download on September 3, 2013 for PlayStation Network, on September 4th for the Xbox Live online entertainment network as an Arcade game for the Xbox 360 games and entertainment system from Microsoft, and for PC digital download for $14.99USD/? 9.99/?14.99/1200 Microsoft Points.
For a limited time only, customers in North America who pre-order Castle of Illusion on PlayStation Network from August 20th to September 2nd will receive the original Genesis version of game, one pre-order exclusive dynamic theme and three avatars. Customers will be able to download the original game immediately after pre-ordering.
With all-new HD graphics and gameplay, Castle of Illusion brings Mickey and his magical world to life. When the evil witch Mizrabel kidnaps Minnie, it?s up to Mickey to brave the dangers of the Castle of Illusion to rescue Minnie. Gather your courage and take on hordes of rebellious toys, traverse enchanted forests and navigate mazes of living books.
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