Disney is getting ready to loosen their grip on the drawstrings that keep all the Epic Mickey goodness they have in place. Game Informer is currently running a new feature that finally shows us what the redesigned Mickey Mouse looks like. Hit the jump for the pics.

Disney is still keeping a tight fist on the bag containing all of Epic Mickey's secrets, but Game Informer has a new video that gives us a look at one of the enemies lying in wait for the iconic rodent. Hit the full article to see the end result.

Yesterday, we got confirmation via Game Informer that Disney will be bringing Epic Mickey to the Wii. Now that the surprise is out there, it's time to get the details.

Game Informer has officially confirmed Disney's Epic Mickey in their upcoming November issue. And because it is epic, it deserves no less than being on the cover.

In their crusade to let the masses know exactly what a game contains, the ESRB has revealed a few more of the tracks included in Activision's Guitar Hero: Metallica (PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, PS2).

Has the Guitar Hero series reached its peak? Is the market saturation too high? Activision doesn't care. In fact, they're still churning out Guitar Hero games, the latest of which is Guitar Hero: Metallica. Check out the first details about the game after the jump.

Rock Band (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii) was unique in the fact that it allowed gamers to either sing, play the drums or just rock out on a guitar. Well, Activision may well be offering the same thing when Guitar Hero 4 (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii) comes out. Check out the full article for more.

The British rock band The Answer has confirmed back in February that their song made the cut for Activision's upcoming music title. Now, if that wasn't enough to convince you that Guitar Hero 4 is coming this year, the June edition of Game Informer magazine has more details in hand for you. Make the jump over at the full article.

If you were impressed with the CES 2008 details for Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (Xbox 360, PS2, PS3, PSP, Wii, and DS), then you may want to check out some new additional info about the Wii version of the game. Check them out in the full article!

It seems that Johnny Lee has been getting more popular with how he was able to copy the keyboard-free technology found in the scene of the "Minority Report" movie using a Wiimote.

In his interview with Game Informer, Lee gave his thoughts on how he started his project with the Wiimote.

Details on Lee's interview after the jump!