WII LEGO PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN FULL

I've seen this in Lego Clone Wars as well but not as frequently so far. Whilst being extremely annoying at the time it happens infrequently enough to be easily compensated for by the overall fun playing the game. Many of them are very amusing so it is well worth watching them the first time.ġ) The game has frozen a few times at frantic moments of play. Spend your hard earned treasure wisely though!ĥ) Once you have red hats make sure that you turn them on through Extras on the `+' menu whenever you start playing.Ħ) If you drop something like a torch and it disappears go back to where you originally picked it up also check you haven't left it with another character!Ĩ) As you get further into it more things open up in the port as you earn more gold bricks.ĩ) There are loads of hints and tips on the `cheats' web sites but I managed to get through it all without their help though I caught my daughter on one once!ġ0) Once you have seen the trailers to the chapters you can press `C' to skip them on subsequent visits. This is because they haven't completed this first chapter.Ģ) Smash everything you can to get studs and often reveal an obscured item which you need.ģ) Use Jack Sparrow's compass in every arena and find all the things that are shown on it.Ĥ) Purchase red hats in the port area as these will help you earn treasure more quickly and do a host of other things. Some reviewers have said they had to keep having to replay the same scene (the Blacksmiths). This first game is in-fact the first chapter of 5 from the first film.

WII LEGO PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN FULL

Having re-watched the films these traits can all be seen there.ġ) You need to complete the first game which has several stages in order to see the full expanse of the game. The Lego characters have their own traits and we have had several funny moments in the house where the kids imitate the way the characters behave in the game. Personally I can spend ages doing the wrong thing and then feel foolish I didn't see the actual solution quicker! My son whose 8 needs some help to figure things out but my daughter 13 takes pride in working it all out herself. There is lots of problem solving to do to get through the levels and earn mini-kits.

The other Wii games are hardly getting a look in now we have this and another Lego game. He also loves the 20 ships that you can get in the port once you have found all the mini-kits in the chapters. My son just loves going into it sometimes to play around in the port and have a few good sword/gun fights. This took us about two months to complete including many hours played by me in the evenings on my `Slot'. We have all got to 100% - that is we have achieved all the levels and found all the characters and mini-kits (ships in bottles). Purchased for the kids (8 and 13) for Christmas 2012 they both and I love playing it.

Wii lego pirates of the caribbean