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World of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck
Publisher: Sega Developer: Illusion Shot Pictures System(s): Sega Mega Drive ROM Size: 1MB Genre: Action Number of Players: 1-2 Release Date RRP Code JP 1992-12-18 ¥6,800 G-4080 US 1992-12-17 $? 1070 EU 1992-12-19 1070-50 EU (Classic) 1993 £? 1070-50 UK 199x £? 1070 AU 199x $?  ? AU (Gold) 199x $? FMIC02SMC BR 199x R$?  ? KR 199x ₩? GM8074JG AS 199x  ? 1070-40

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World of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck, known as World of Illusion: Fushigi na Magic Box or I Love Mickey and Donald: Fushigi na Magic Box (アイラブミッキー＆ドナルド ふしぎなマジックボックス) in Japan, is a "sequel" to Castle of Illusion. It was and was released for the Sega Mega Drive in December 1992.

Both characters have been sucked into a magical world while preparing a magic act, and they must attempt to escape while learning a few magic tricks along the way.

Gameplay

Like its prequel, World of Illusion is a platform game. Player one controls Mickey Mouse, while player two controls Donald Duck, both of whom can be on screen simultaneously. World of Illusion was built primarily for two player co-op, though both Mickey and Donald can be played separately and each have their own slightly different routes through the game. In 2 player mode, some puzzles require cooperative action to be solved, e.g. pulling Donald through a hole, or jumping in tandem to move a mine cart. charges in combination with directional keys, and is used for cooperative actions, attacks using a magic sheet and jumps. + enters a crawl which lasts until is released.

The ability to jump on certain enemies and throw objects is not carried through from Castle of Illusion, although several similar level themes are explored across the five rounds. Likewise there is virtually no connection to the Sega Game Gear titles Land of Illusion and Legend of Illusion which emerged in the years which followed, although all feature Mickey Mouse running and jumping in similar worlds.

History

Development

World of Illusion was developed by the newly named Illusion Shot Pictures, who had previously produced Quackshot and Castle of Illusion.

Production Credits

Game Designer and Director: Emirin
Game Designer: Yagami
Art Director: Thomas Yuuda
Artist: 7LY.Big.King, Tamun, Manabu, Mikarin, Rice, Noburin, Thomas Yuuda
Programmer: Manuu, Mui, Ryuu, Kenken, Fu
Sound Composer: Lotty, Maguro
Special Thanks to: Bert, Rei, Jackson Yu
Walt Disney's Producer: Patrick Gilmore
Main Programmer and Producer: Satman

Promotional Material

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Physical Scans

	90	Sega Retro Average
		Based on 21 reviews
Publication Score Source Consoles + 95 №15, p84/85/86/87 Computer + Video Giochi 92 Excalibur 85 №18, p36 Weekly Famitsu 90 GameFan 95 Game Power 80 Joypad 96 Joystick 96 №33, p192 Mega Drive Advanced Gaming 86 №6, p21 Mega 82 №3, p48/49/50 Mega Action 92 №1, p65 MegaTech 94 №12, p28/29/30/31/32 MegaTech 90 №17, p40 Mean Machines Sega 91 №3, p110-113Media:MeanMachinesSega03UK.pdf Player One 96 №26, p52/53/54/55 Sega Power 89 №38, p40/41/42/43 Sega Pro 91 №16, p49 Sega Pro 89 №18, p68 Sega Force (UK) 95 №13, p16-18Media:SegaForce13UK.pdf Sega Force (Sweden) 80 Sega Zone (UK) 90 №4, p36/37

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