Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Batman, Harry Potter and now Pirates.
The Nintendo 3DS lets players experience a Lego game like never before, and allows us to add new depth to the Pirates of the Caribbean universe.The game incorporates new features such as the Pirate Duel system and high resolution 3D effects to deliver fun and clever gameplay fans of the LEGO series expect. Disney Interactive Boss Adam Sussman says: The Lego-fied cut scenes should be as amusing as ever though.īut what do the 3D elements of the 3DS game add to the standard 2D version (Lego Pirates is being released on practically every standard format)? Yes, you've guessed it – depth. There are apparently 70 playable characters too, though quite how many – maybe five? – will be familiar to casual fans of the films remain to be seen. So expect lots of collecting, jumping and child-friendly combat set in the Caribbean. You would assume this feature is available for traditional multiplayer with people you know rather than just random opponents found by your 3DS.Īs you'd expect, the action looks familiar to previous Lego games. The duel sees players battle it out for coins and points to gain experience and rewards. So if little Jonny and Jane are out on a shopping trip and have their 3DS to hand then they can have a "pirate duel", presumably while their respective parents stand around and talk about the weather. Live the cinema saga of Pirates of the Caribbean in the way of the LEGO toys.
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