Look under the Lego's with latest Lego: Pirates of the Caribbean video

Disney Interactive and TT (Travelers Tales) just released a new video featuring some behind-the-scenes footage of LEGO: Pirates of the Caribbean.

"Snapshots of Gameplay" is specific showcasing various gameplay styles depending on what character you're playing with.  You can expect unique gameplay elements for each and every character, Good or Bad.

So join us and join Jonathan Smith (Head of Production) in the embedded video below see all of the exciting elements of this game.  If you need further proof, you can always re-read our review here, because nothing is more intoxicating, than the written word.  NOTHING!



Though not mentioned in this video, apparently there's a "secret" level if you collect all of the gold bricks, that is a recreation of the Disneyland Pirates of the Caribbean attraction, but in Lego form!  Bravo TT, Bravo!

LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game | Review

Okay, okay - so just to get this out of the way.  You've played this game.  You played it when it was LEGO Star Wars, LEGO Batman, or even LEGO Indiana Jones, you've played it when it was even LEGO Harry Potter...well now, you get to fill the shoes boots of Captain Jack Sparrow, Will Turner, and even more from the Disney summer blockbuster franchise.



So what's different this time around?  Not much really, as far as game-play is concerned, but ever present is Traveller's Tales signature take on the great franchises, and you can't go wrong there.  Why change it up?  Experiencing the movies (which include all 4 in the series, including this summer's "On Stranger Tides") from voice-less characters in LEGO form is still as amusing as it was the first few times around.

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LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game

Just in time before this summer's 5th most-anticipated movie, Pirates of the Caribbean, comes the video game counter-part to be released on May 10th.  Well, if that's still too long to wait to see some swashbuckling action; starting today you can play the demo of said new Lego game on Xbox Live (I hear the PSN is having some issues, so they won't have the demo available).

If you've played any of the LEGO games, they're a fun time for all ages, I always get a kick out of the simple gameplay, and the quirky telling of the source material, it's always fun.  In many cases, these games are better than most serious video-game adaptations of a summer blockbuster (Matrix, Iron Man, Kung Fu Panda, you get the idea).

Check it out, LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game will be available on May 10th, on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii, PC, Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo DS and Sony PSP.  Whew.

In other news, the movie will be in theatres on May 20th.