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3
Rating: 3,
Useful: 3 / 3
Date: December 30, 2007
Author: Amazon User
At Worlds End isn't really that bad, I have enjoyed it for the few hours I played it, but it gets hard pretty soon. Not hard like boss battles hard, but hard like you have no idea of what to do next. It has decent graphics, but nothing spectacular. I havnt tried the multiplayer yet, but its pretty cool you only need 1 game cartridge for multiplayer.Overall, the game probably deserves higher than 3 stars, but there are too many places where it can get confusing and you dont know what to do.
My son loves this game
5
Rating: 5,
Useful: 4 / 10
Date: August 27, 2007
Author: Amazon User
My 7 yr old son has a lot of fun with this game. It has been a bit hard, but he loves it.
Not bad, but nothing special either
3
Rating: 3,
Useful: 16 / 20
Date: June 02, 2007
Author: Amazon User
Licensed games and movie tie-ins haven't had a good track record on the DS, which would lead many to think that this one wouldn't be any good. Despite it all though, Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End isn't completely horrible, and is a rather solid all around platformer that doesn't offer anything we haven't seen before. You start off being able to control Will Turner and Elizabeth Swann as the game follows the same plot of the film, and will eventually be able to play as Captain Jack Sparrow himself the farther you get. The game itself is a basic 2-D side scroller with the characters rendered in 3-D, much like Tomb Raider: Legend for the DS, and it looks and plays reasonably well. The combat system is livened up by the use of the touch screen in duels, which also works well in the mini-games department, even if the mini-games themselves are a bit disappointing. What stops At World's End from being anything above average is the game's incredibly short length, which is only heightened by not offering much in terms of difficulty. There are some multiplayer modes, a dice game and duels, and they're disappointing as well. Despite all that though, At World's End is still a solid game that is light years beyond last year's Dead Man's Chest, and while it's worth checking out for hardcore Pirates of the Caribbean fans, it's only a rental at best for sure.
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