Unlike their’s home console counterparts, handheld gaming consoles got a straight up adaption of Dead Man’s Chest. Pirates of the Caribbean Dead Man’s Chest (DS, PlayStation Portable, Game Boy Advance, 2006) The Legend of Jack Sparrow was developed by 7 Studios, which looking at their list of games, seemed to specialize in cheaper tie-in games covering a wide variety of licenses including Shrek, The Sopranos, and Six Flags (the amusement park) As their most recent game was published nearly a decade ago, it’s safe to say they are probably no longer around. Beyond being poorly reviewed, it was the second and last Pirates game to be published by Bethesda. Launching alongside the release of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest, The Legend of Jack Sparrow acts as both a recap of Curse of the Black Pearl and as prequel to Dead Man’s Chest. Pirates of the Caribbean: The Legend of Jack Sparrow (PC, PlayStation 2, 2006) Port Royal is set to make its retun in Kingdom Hearts III next year, hopefully… One of which was Port Royal, the now iconic island featured in Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl. A tiny bit of voice work from Keira Knightley (Elizabeth Swan) is included and was the first of two games published by Bethesda, best known today for massive game series including The Elder Scrolls and Fallout.Īlong with much-improved combat, Kingdom Hearts 2 offered up a bevy of new worlds not seen in the first Final Fantasy/Disney crossover game. The pirate’s name wasn’t given until late in the game’s development, with it originally being titled Sea Dogs II, a follow-up, you guessed right, to Sea Dogs I. Of these first two Pirates of the Caribbean video games, only the Gameboy Advance version tied-in with the release of the film by featuring Captain Jack Sparrow. The Xbox game had an original story about a pirate named Nathaniel Hawk. Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl (Gameboy Advance, 2003) and Pirates of the Caribbean (Xbox, PC, 2003) We’ll be taking a look at some of the highlights, and a couple of low lights. Aside from five films, swathes of merchandise and boatloads of movie-themed elements added to the source-attraction, Pirates has also brought along a multitude of video game tie-ins.
Try yourself in the role of Captain Jack Sparrow and relive the memorable scenes from all four movies - now in the bizarre style of the video game series from LEGO.Much ado has been made recently about the alleged incoming reboot of the Pirates of the Caribbean film franchise. Go on an epic journey based on the eponymous pirate saga of Disney, where a huge world of "Pirates of the Caribbean" will appear before you in the form of multi-colored blocks of LEGO. Pirate romance, desperate adventures and special humor of your favorite Disney characters in the style of LEGO! Welcome aboard! OS: Windows XP (SP3), Windows Vista (SP2), Windows 7
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