Disney Interactive Studios
Disney Interactive Studios was the video game publishing label of The Walt Disney Company, tracing its lineage back to Walt Disney Computer Software (late 1980s) and Buena Vista Games (formed in the late 1990s). The studio acted as Disney’s primary internal publisher for games based on Disney and Pixar properties as well as original titles, working with both internal development teams and external partners. In 2007 Buena Vista Games was rebranded as Disney Interactive Studios, consolidating Disney’s console, PC and handheld publishing efforts.
Throughout the 2000s and early 2010s Disney Interactive Studios released and/or published a number of licensed tie-ins and original games across platforms — examples include LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean (published in partnership with TT Games), the licensed movie tie-in G-Force, the off-road racer Pure, and action-adventure titles such as Disney Epic Mickey 2. Following restructuring within The Walt Disney Company and a strategic shift toward l...
Throughout the 2000s and early 2010s Disney Interactive Studios released and/or published a number of licensed tie-ins and original games across platforms — examples include LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean (published in partnership with TT Games), the licensed movie tie-in G-Force, the off-road racer Pure, and action-adventure titles such as Disney Epic Mickey 2. Following restructuring within The Walt Disney Company and a strategic shift toward l...
Statistics
Total Applications:
20
Total Users:
316
Total Keys:
3,511,733
Total Clicks:
254,889
Total Mouse Scrolls:
0
Total Time Used:
8w2d1h26m57s
Average Time Per User:
4h24m35s
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