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12 Video Game Amusement Parks That We’d Never Visit

Bad, worse, and all kinds of awful, we take a look at these twelve video game amusement parks that aren’t half as amusing as they might seem.
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Published: Nov 11, 2015 03:16 pm

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Cartoon Wasteland (Epic Mickey)

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Home to Walt Disney’s most obscure and neglected creations, the Cartoon Wasteland is an animated purgatory for second-rate cartoon characters forgotten by time. An ink-stained nightmare inspired by all of Walt Disney’s theme parks, the Wasteland is like all five of their worst lines rolled into a single parade of sore losers, including Mickey Mouse’s own ill-fated rival, Oswald the (allegedly) Lucky Rabbit, who makes his home on top of a literal mountain of his brother’s own merchandise.

Like its inspiration, the park is divided into themed lands, each a dark incarnation of a Disney landmark, with nasty names like Mean Street and Dark Beauty Castle. A number of rejected characters designs also haunt the Wasteland, including an animatronic Captain Hook.

Seriously, why did Disney reject that?

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From the time he sat down to play Super Mario Bros. on his sisters' NES one afternoon, video-games would entice Tim's mind like the One Ring to Gollum. He believes video games are art and that Okami and Shadow of the Colossus are among them. You can find him on Twitter pontificating on life and its oddities.
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