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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epic_Mickey
I assume disney will publish the video games after developer creates it, not unlike they did with epic mickey...
Given that licensure will net them near 100% margins and that there is a long history of star wars gaming, I'm unsure why disney would be against making new games. Star Wars lends itself to gaming far more than disney's traditional characters.
That is actually a good point; I notice in Epic Mickey and Epic Mickey 2 that Disney has an ACTUAL studio now. In the past they really haven't had a studio, so I'm going to assume that Disney Interactive Studios is just a publisher. It makes sense, because Disney would have final control over the products released, making sure t heir IP isn't used wrong. I've never played Epic Mickey, but doesn't it focus on the older Mickey, oswald? It's also published by Disney's own publishing studio.
from wiki:
In 2007, The Walt Disney Company renamed Buena Vista Games to Disney Interactive Studios.[9] The studio publishes both Disney and non-Disney branded video games for all platforms worldwide, with titles that feature its consumer brands including Disney, ABC, ESPN, Touchstone (which is used as a label for Disney Interactive), and Disney/Pixar. The studio has selectively licensed Disney intellectual property to other video game publishers such as Activision and THQ.
So essentially DIS(Disney Interactive Studios) gives the go-ahead for a company to use Disneys IP, with DIS able to make changes or make sure it stays on theme. Once again I never said you would never see a star wars game, but that ANY game lucasarts made will no longer be anywhere remotely similar to what was once produced.