Disney Lego Pirates Of The Caribbean (Ps3)

Kids really love this game. It provides hours of babysitting entertainment. 3 year old was able to figure out how to play with very limited help.

It came scratched... And took a week longer than they said to arrive.

Arrived on time, but with slight damage to the case which can only be the sellers fault. But that aside this is a game full of things to do and 4 great film adaptations to lose yourself in time and time again as you work to earn that Platinum trophy. The classic Lego humour is ever present and still just as funny as always. The levels and very diverse, creative and engaging whilst offering just enough of a challenge to make you feel that sweet level of satisfaction of earning True Pirate for all the studs on a level

Ahoy, me hearties! Yes, it's another Lego adventure and this time we're on the quest for treasure. The Pirates of the Caribbean franchise was a great choice for a Lego makeover and we join Jack Sparrow and his crew on a journey spanning the four films. There are 20 levels to complete, five per film, and you will find yourself roaming the towns, exploring ships and sword-fighting to your hearts content. The graphics of the game are brilliant and there's a huge variety of characters to enjoy in all their miniature glory including Will Turner, Captain Barbossa, mermaids, pirates and even a skeleton Jack who carries a cursed medallion. Each character is incredibly fun to play and has useful skills such as walking underwater, singing in mermish, mystical powers or certain weaponry which are essential to a particular level. I particularly enjoyed playing as Jack Sparrow as he sways and saunters around like in the movies while using his compass to find collectibles. There is a free-play element so that you can replay the levels as any of your favourite characters and there is drop-in-drop-out gameplay so you can team up with a friend. There's also an absurd number of collectable items, hidden levels and trophies to uncover throughout the game so there is plenty to keep you busy. I would definitely recommend this Lego game if you're in the mood for a light-hearted pirate adventure.

A good, simple, fun game. It's not the best Lego game but like the others it's easy to play for any age.Personally I'd say it's more for the fans of the movies than the fans of the Lego games themselves.The gameplay is similar to the 'Lego Indiana Jones' game but the controls are more like the 'Lego lord of the rings' game.

Right, so I loves Lego and I loves 'Pirates of the Caribbean', Johnny Deep is magnificent as Captain Jock you must admit, cripes, I've even been on the flipping ride at Disneyland Paris, plus I loves me PlayStation, thus I hardly had to think much before buying this, did I? Do you think I'm stupid or something, is that it? Big fat loser playing silly games in his underpants all day when he should be catching buses and laying eggs like everybody else. Well you can stick it!

Let me start by saying I've played several Lego games (Star Wars, Batman, Harry Potter), and this one by far is the best. The game play is brilliant, everything about Pirates of the Caribbean is of course great, and there is so much fun to be had even playing the same levels over and over (once you unlock characters with special abilities etc to solve some puzzles). There are so many collectables too, and ends in this really being a fun game. I'm someone who plays all sorts of games and I wouldn't normally play Lego games but over the last year I've learned to love them, none more than this one. Play through all 4 films too, with many levels, I really can't recommend this game enough.