Great info, Disney fans: it looks like Disney Track Parade -Encore- is coming to Nintendo Switches outside of Asia.
For starters, Disney Track Parade -Encore- had only shown premieres in Japan (November 21) and Asia (December 12), although English language support was in the playground for those willing to import it.
Furthermore, as noted by the eagle-eyed people on the Gaming Leaks and Rumors subreddit, it also just appeared on the ESRB website… even though incorrect plans for a US release have recently been shown Joined.
The ESRB description says that Disney Track Parade -Encore- is “a rhythm game in which players match on-screen prompts to the beat of music. Brief clips from Disney movies will occasionally play in the background.”
“A handful of these clips include mild instances of violence (e.g. a character hit by a flaming arrow, a character kicking another person),” however, none of it is egregious enough to discourage an E score for all.
The listing also confirms that there are no interactive components and supposedly incorrect purchases in the game.
Disney Track Parade – Encore – is a rhythm action contest in which players play the rhythm of Disney songs while running through famous scenes from Disney animated films, including Aladdin, The Tiny Mermaid, Belle and Belle, Moana and Frozen.
The game also features collections consisting of 150 different track attractions depicting major Disney characters in a “bright, vibrant art style,” as well as memory crystals featuring famous scenes from “beloved Disney animated films.”
Disney Track Parade -Encore- is newly exclusive to Nintendo Transfer.
