In the trailer, which you'll watch above, Sora, Donald, and Goofy are proven crowding round a conveyable video games console, at which level tiny black and white variations of Sora and Mickey should use a platform to climb a... (skilledgeekz.com)
George Sugarman, Yellow to White to Blue to Black (c. 1966), acrylic on wood laminate, 40-1/2 ″ x 162.88 ″ and Stuart Davis, Untitled (Black and White Variation on «Pochade)(c. 1956 - 58), casein on canvas, 45 ″ x 46 ″; courtesy Washburn Gallery (mnaves.wordpress.com)
Both the Intellivision and C64 saw white variations - because in the early days of consumer electronics, heaven forfend you should branch out into a color that's actually interesting. (gamesradar.com)