Former Concept Artist Confirms Disney Planned a Smash Bros.-Style Crossover Fighting Game With Some Deep-Cut Characters, But It Got Canceled
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After Kingdom Hearts' huge success, Disney almost made a crossover brawler in the style of Super Smash Bros
Kingdom Hearts bashing together a bunch of Disney's best toys (and being quite successful in the process) led the Mouse House to briefly begin work on a crossover fighting game in the style of Super Smash Bros.
Former Concept Artist Confirms Disney Planned a Smash Bros.-Style Crossover Fighting Game With Some Deep-Cut Characters, But It Got Canceled
Former Disney Interactive concept artist Ken Christiansen confirmed that Kingdom Hearts inspired a Smash Bros.-like crossover fighting game that never got off the ground.
A former developer says the first Kingdom Hearts inspired Disney to create its own Super Smash Bros.
Former Disney Interactive concept artist Ken Christiansen revealed an interesting curiosity in an interview with Time Extension kingdom hearts and the company of mice. It is said that The success of the first Kingdom Hearts Convince Disney to make a Super Smash Bros. style game. Words from former Disney Development of the first Kingdom Hearts […]
As revealed by a former Disney developer, the first Kingdom Hearts pushed Disney to create its own Super Smash Bros.
First Concept Art for Disney and Activision's Canceled Smash Bros-Style Fighting Game Finally Surfaces
Disney has flirted with the idea of putting its characters into direct combat with each other more than once over the years, but most of those pitches never made it past internal presentations. For over a decade, one particular attempt has existed mostly as internet folklore, a rumored crossover fighter that fans have pieced together... The post First Concept Art for Disney and Activision’s Canceled Smash Bros-Style Fighting Game Finally Surface…
How Kingdom Hearts Almost Paved The Way For A Smash Bros-Like Fighter From Disney & Activision
"We all thought it was the greatest idea in the world".Back in 2013, publications like Siliconera and Nintendo Life both published articles about a number of Disney projects that never came to life.The inspiration for these articles was a series of images posted to the former Disney Interactive concept artist Ken Christiansen's portfolio website, which documented some of the ideas that were being worked on behind closed doors. This included, amo…
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