Myself and my partner are a huge fan of the lego wii series. We have got both Indiana Jones, both Star wars, and Harry Potter. We love the Pirates of the Caribbean series, so were really excited to hear that it was going to be one of the next in the series. Up until now all our lego games had been played on the wii, but being the new owners of a shiney new Nintendo 3DS I decided to give it a go on that format. I paid £30, in the back of my mind noting that the wii equivalent was cheaper at £22. 'Home' for the game is a wooden platform set up over the sea. You also have access to the beach, to dig up treasure and follow Captain Jack Sparrow's compass to dig up ...  Read the complete review

I don't normally play Lego videogames, I've always thought they were made as a pure gimmick to attract in children and just generally people who love lego. But, I was wrong. Since I bought Lego Pirates of the Caribbean, it has definitely been the only video game I have played and there's good reason for it because I think it is an utterly brilliant game There are three main modes in the game: there is a 'rock-paper-scissors like streetpass game'; Story Mode and free play mode. First of all: Streetpass mode. This seems like it will be great, but it only works if you walk past someone who also has their 3DS on and owns a copy of Lego Pirates of ...  Read the complete review