LEGO - Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game

NDS

Release date: 13.05.2011

£18.96

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Synopsis

The world of LEGO transforms the beloved Pirates of the Caribbean in this addition to LEGO’s colourful adventure series.

With the likes of Star Wars, Indiana Jones and Batman already given the LEGO treatment, Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean is next in line to be given its own LEGO transformation. Based on the first four Disney films, players will experience the sights and sounds of each classic, including their beloved characters and picturesque locations. With each film rendered in its own unique LEGO style, the colour and humour of previous titles in the gaming series remain firmly intact. Favourite scenes from each film have also been recreated in LEGO form.

Once again players can be joined at any time by other players, picking their favourite Pirates of the Caribbean characters and helping solve the platforming and puzzle elements of each stage. A number of hidden treasures and secret locations are also scattered across each environment for players to track down and help unlock rewards.

LEGO - Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game sees Disney’s beloved film series make the leap to the LEGO realm, offering the same light-hearted humour and addictive platforming gameplay.

Features

Exploration - Players will explore familiar locations filled with interactive LEGO objects and encounter more than 70 memorable and new characters while making their way through more than 20 levels
Combat - The LEGO Caribbean is full of danger! Intense sword fighting moves give the LEGO minifigure a brand new pirate flavour
Unforgettable Cut Scenes - Everyone’s favourite scenes from the Pirates of the Caribbean films are re-rendered with LEGO minifigures, in the humorous style synonymous with LEGO video games
Puzzles - Players will need all their pirate cunning to find the hidden LEGO treasures and discover the game’s many secrets
Two-Player Co-op - Players can join a friend or family member in the same room for two-player “drop-in/drop-out” cooperative action
Freeplay - Building a collection of characters throughout the game, players can then use their distinctive abilities to gain access to previously unavailable areas