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PDP And Disney Team For Tron And Epic Mickey Controllers
To celebrate the game launches for both Disney Epic Mickey and the new Tron Legacy title coming from Disney Interactive, PDP has come up with some slick ideas to help you dive in head first. As you may have read in our extensive coverage of Epic Mickey, players will be painting the world as they see fit and the brush is the most important tool. Sporting a safe foam tip (which really is a smart idea with the Wii), the Epic Mickey controller is the perfect companion to take along on your adventure though the Cartoon Wasteland. The new paint brush controller will plug into the Wii remote and will have you painting like Jackson Pollock in no time. To top it off, you’ll also get the statue/charger featuring the nasty Ink Blot that Mickey will battle in the game.
Next up, PDP has taken the iconic Tron look everyone loves (and if you don’t, shame on you) and embeds id right into the controller. Sporting sweet blue neon lights, the PSP controllers are coming out for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii. While the Epic Mickey gear doesn’t have a price or release date yet, the Tron Legacy controllers will all retails for $50 bucks and be in your hands this fall.
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