Recently, gaming giant THQ announced it was calling it quits, never to produce a game again, and it seems the curse was not subject to this company. Junction Point, the makers of the Epic Mickey series, have made it known that they will also be shutting down within the week. This company’s reign was probably ended by it’s failure in sales of Epic Mickey: The Power of Two, though if this pattern continues throughout the gaming community, we’ll have to take a look at the field of gaming as a whole and consider its future.
We’re sad to see this company go, but we here at the charged team are still here to bring you the latest Nintendo news! -Ryan Baxter
Source: Gaming Charged
After the lackluster success of both the original Epic Mickey and it’s sequels on consoles and handhelds, does anyone really want another sequel? I’m in the middle on this one. I seem to love every single thing about the series, except for the actual gameplay, which always turns out mediocre at best. Honestly, if the team at Junction Point spent more time on gameplay, or got an en entirely different team to take on the gameplay, the game would feel a lot more fresh, and less repetitive. Warren Spector (the game’s creator) has 
