Needless to say, my expectations weren't that high when I popped the game into my 360, though I knew I'd probably have fun in the end. I in turn have also given in, and resigned myself to the fact that Lego Pirates of the Caribbean could very well be the same thing I saw come out of any number of packages over the last couple years. I'm sure cats figure out eventually that it's the same uncatchable object they're chasing, but they give in. Yet time and again, I'd be playing with the same thing. Time and again I get excited to see really neat franchises Lego-fied.
We're cats, and the Lego game series has been our laser pointer.
Cats always fall for and chase a laser pointer no matter how many times you do the exact same thing. Over 70 playable characters are included in total, with a "free play" mode allowing players to revisit their favorite scenes with their choice of heroes or villains.With the internet continuing to provide us with a plethora of options for everything nowadays, and our collective attention spans dwindling in a whole, sometimes there's a shining beam of light there to capture our short attention spans with the same thing over and over again in a different tightly bundled package. The action is once again viewed from a third-person perspective as up to two friends or family members work together on the same screen. As with previous titles in the LEGO series, you'll quickly assemble items throughout each area to reveal treasures, unlock secret areas, or to complete objectives. Over 20 whimsical levels are included as players guide "minifig" versions of Captain Jack Sparrow, Will Turner, and Elizabeth Swann across locales based on Port Royal, Tortuga, Isla de Muerta, Shipwreck Cove, and Sparrow's ship, the Black Pearl.Ĭharacters will engage in lighthearted swordplay against soldiers, skeletons, and other enemies while solving puzzles and interacting with objects in the environment. Incorporating characters, settings, and storylines from the first four entries in Disney's blockbuster film series, this adaptation of Pirates of the Caribbean continues in the tradition of earlier LEGO games based on Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and Harry Potter.
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