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General| Genre | Action-adventure |
|---|---|
| Release Date | June 27, 2006 |
| Developer | Amaze Entertainment |
| Platforms | Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, Wii, PC |
| Mode | Single-player |
Explains how to turn on the PSP system and start the game software.
Details the basic controls for moving and interacting as the main character.
Provides a narrative summary of the game's plot and Jack Sparrow's situation.
Describes the on-screen display elements, including health, power bars, and inventory.
Explains how to access and interpret the game status screen for player information.
Details how Jack interacts with environmental objects like torches and powder kegs.
Explains rope swinging, mounting ropes, and using ropes for movement.
Details combat moves like Speed Attack, Strength Attack, Stun, and blocking.
Explains how Jack's health works and the consequences of reaching zero health.
Details how notoriety points are earned and how they affect Jack's title.
Describes how Jack earns sword upgrades, known as Power Moves, and their effects.
Introduces characters that Jack may encounter, including allies and enemies.
Explains Treasure Arenas and Kraken Statue Pieces for unlocking content.
Explains the option to save game progress at the end of each level.
Details the elements shown on the screen during a multiplayer ship battle.
Describes the different game modes available: Last Man Standing, Timed Match, Deathmatch, Plunder The Flag.
Details the controls for steering, firing cannons, and using ship abilities.
Guides on creating or joining a game, including profile selection.
Explains how to choose ship class, sail color, game type, and AI opponents.
Details upgrades for Hull, Sails, Rudder, Cannons, and other ship attributes.
Shows player success rate, ranking, multiplayer statistics, and ship status.
Describes available ship classes like Sloop, Brigantine, Fluyt, Frigate, and Galleon.
Details unique ships like The Black Pearl, The Flying Dutchman, and Galleon.
Explains various power-ups that enhance combat experience when collected.
Details treasure chests, Diamond of Maricaibo, and the Black Spot.
Explains the process and risks of boarding enemy ships for rewards.
Details the mechanics of the ship-to-ship boarding battle.
Explains how to share the game with players who do not own a copy.
