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Let It Go and pre-order Disney Fantasia: Music Evolved for a bonus song bundle


Disney Fantasia: Music Evolved might be the last truly great Xbox One Kinect-enabled title when it launches this October 20th for the Xbox One and 360, so we certainly have some high hopes for it.

As an incentive to pre-order the game, Disney Interactive has announced that will be giving away a song bundle which includes, you guessed it, Let It Go from Frozen (the Demi Lovato version). Also included will be Counting Stars from OneRepublic and Lay Me Down from AVICII.

Check out a new live action trailer featuring the pre-order bonus bundle below.

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Disney Interactive and Harmonix today announced a pre-order bonus for the award-winning musical motion video game, “Disney Fantasia: Music Evolved.”

Now through October 20, 2014, fans who pre-order the game from participating retailers will receive a song bundle featuring tracks from popular artists ? Demi Lovato, OneRepublic, and AVICII. The song bundle will include three hot tracks including Demi Lovato’s rendition of the global phenomenon “Let It Go,” “Counting Stars” from pop rock band OneRepublic and “Lay Me Down” from EDM DJ AVICII.

The breakthrough musical motion video game inspired by Disney’s classic animated film “Fantasia,” will be available worldwide on October 21, 2014 for $59.99 for Xbox One, the all-in-one games and entertainment system from Microsoft and for $49.99 for Kinect for Xbox 360.

Featuring over 30 tracks ? including contemporary hits, classic rock, classical music, and more ? “Disney Fantasia: Music Evolved” transports players to a breathtaking world where music and magic combine to transform extraordinary interactive landscapes in entirely new and creative ways.

Previously announced tracks for the title include:

  • AVICII ? “Levels”
  • David Bowie ? “Ziggy Stardust”
  • Drake ? “Take Care” (ft. Rihanna)
  • Antonin Dvorak ? “Symphony No. 9 from the New World”
  • Fun. ? “Some Nights”
  • Peter Gabriel ? “In Your Eyes”
  • Gorillaz ? “Feel Good Inc.”
  • Cee Lo Green ? “Forget You”
  • Elton John ? “Rocket Man”
  • Kimbra ? “Settle Down”
  • Lorde ? “Royals”
  • Bruno Mars ? “Locked Out of Heaven”
  • MIA ? “Galang”
  • Nicki Minaj ? “Super Bass”
  • Depeche Mode ? “Enjoy the Silence”
  • Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ? “Eine Kleine Nachtmusik”
  • Modest Mussorgsky ? “Night on Bald Mountain”
  • Police ? “Message in a Bottle”
  • Queen ? “Bohemian Rhapsody”
  • White Stripes ? “Seven Nation Army”
  • Tchaikovsky ? “The Nutcracker Medley”
  • Antonio Vivaldi ? “The Four Seasons: Winter, 1st Movement”
  • The Who ? “The Real Me”

“Disney Fantasia: Music Evolved” will be available worldwide on October 21, 2014 with an ESRB rating of E10+ with lyrics descriptor. For additional information about “Disney Fantasia: Music Evolved,” join the Facebook community athttps://www.facebook.com/fantasiagame, follow us on Twitter and Instagram @FantasiaGame and view all videos on our YouTube channel at http://youtube.com/FantasiaGame.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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