Disney Speedstorm

Yes, he does.

He's heard it on Speedstorm.

Yeah, you kind of get it in the background a little bit, but to kind of, at the time, he's never heard it before, so he kind of didn't know what he was listening to.

But once he saw it in the movie and all that, he loved it.

And they've done a really good job of.

You know, when I play Disney Speedstorm, I'm usually just kind of checked out mentally and just racing and just whatever happens happens.

But with this, I was dialed in and it was a good time.

I really, really enjoyed it.

I

mean, Speedstorm, Dreamlight Valley, Kingdom Hearts 3.

That's kind of been his bread and butter for the last

few years.

So our friends at Andamiro, uh, jumped in with a, uh, Nickelodeon inspired, uh, product, which kind of ticks all the same boxes, same form factor, and hopefully is a recognizable IP.

Then our friends at Adrenaline, uh, took Disney as, uh, their IP with, uh, their, um, Speedstorm product.

And now we had the big announcement a couple of days ago that Sega will be throwing their hat in the ring with their Sonic character in their karting game experience, offering really fundamentally much of what a Mario, uh, arcade game would have offered if Bandai Namco were in a position to release that with one additional extra.

In the back pocket here, Sega knows that the next installment of, uh, the Sonic movie is going to be released, uh, next year.

... and a couple of other Disney animated series.

Speedstorm, Dream Light Valley.

He does stuff for Disney V- oh, excuse me, those are Disney video games.

Mm.

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Um, and then the Lonesome Ghosts appear as crew members in Disney Speedstorm.

Yep.

In Disney Tsum Tsum, the Lonesome Ghosts appear as non-playable Tsums, and could be fought as a boss during the Mickey's Anniversary Film Collection event.

I mean, they do have games now.

They have the, like, Disney Speed St- they do all these, like, free to play things, like Disney Speedstorm and the, uh, Dreamlight Valley.

Yeah.

Dreamlight Valley's still doing pretty decently.

Yeah, I think, yeah, if there or, you know, if you'd like to see that for content, let us know either within this podcast or outside of this podcast.

There is my current one of my current favorite games is Speedstorm, which is a Disney racing game.

And it's a lot of fun.

You unlock characters.

But then I think too, you know, going back to the Disney games that are coming out, I think some of those definitely I'm fine paying for that higher price ticket because I am excited about the graphics.

I am excited about how that's going to be.

I have personally never played Kingdom Hearts because again, I got into Speedstorm because I love racing games.

I played Epic Mickey for a while and I will admit that sometimes I wouldn't call it rage quitting per se, but there are times where I just kind of get done with playing a game for whatever reason, whether I'm frustrated at a level or I'm bored with it.