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Lego Pirates Of The Caribbean Review
Plundered From Past Installments
by
Jeff Cork
on May 10, 2011 at 08:49 AM
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Reviewed on
PlayStation 3
Also on
Xbox 360, Wii, PC
Publisher
Disney Interactive Studios
Developer
Traveller's Tales
Release
May 17, 2011
Rating
Everyone 10+
7
About Game Informer's review system
Concept
Play through whimsical retreads of the films while collecting loads of treasure
Graphics
Seeing bricked-out interpretations of familiar faces and places is still a treat, even after all these years of LEGO games
Sound
Characters still communicate through grunts and silly gibberish. The music is a perfect accompaniment for swashbuckling adventures
Playability
It’s exactly what you’d expect from a LEGO game, including a big cast of characters, light puzzle elements, and awful platforming sections
Entertainment
A solid entry in the series, though it lacks the overall punch that its Star Wars-themed contemporaries offer
Replay
Moderately High
Products In This Article
Lego Pirates Of The Caribbean
Platform:
PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, PC
Release Date:
May 17, 2011
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