LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean - Full Gameplay Walkthrough (Longplay)

[@dontevenworryaboutit6962]

the fact that depp actually did the grunts for this game makes me really happy

[@keanpiotrowski1843]

He did

[@pz20jacobcouttsrogue]

It didn’t make me happy i was annoyed

[@alanmathias6706]

thanks i didn't knew that

[@frootbythef000t6]

@@pz20jacobcouttsrogue well that’s how legos games were back then

[@Ssniper-hd3re]

I knew it. Because he didn’t make those sounds in the movie

[@yaboizero.]

Nostalgia hitting hard, i wish i was little again

[@spike1356]

same

[@ix_89_xi23]

Same, I remembered I had it somewhere and went to look for it. I found it and started playing again

[@speedywiths3416]

I cant believe I wasnt the only one feeling nostalgic for it

[@experimentsfromthenetherla1532]

Your older then 20? Iam only 9

[@leva7430]

Same

[@Tumbleflop]

This and Lego Star Wars The Complete Saga are my favorite lego games of all time. The cutscenes were genuinely funny at times in this, and I thought Jack's compass was a unique gimmick. 11/10.

[@audemarspiguet8420]

And ofc Harry potter

[@jout738]

Lego Clone Wars game is a lot better, than Lego Star Wars the complete saga game, when its just six movie game, that does not have much to explore in the lobby place, unlike in clone wars were a lot to explore in the lobby, so to me its bit booring, but this Lego Pirates of the Carribean game was still fun.

[@OGKobe-yt]

@@jout738 bro it’s just his opinions

[@egy_fekete_volga755]

@@jout738 then there's the skywalker saga

[@Mentalmetalia]

@@OGKobe-yt Hes only sharing his opinion, he isnt hating on it or anything

[@lagoon1248]

Only real ones remember getting stuck on the easiest parts on games like this

[@faith9505]

Break Free Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect. -Romans 12:2 When the Bible speaks of the world, it’s speaking of a culture that is largely hostile to God. That culture is on television, in the music you listen to, and in movie theaters. It’s a culture that basically says, “Do what you want to do. Please yourself. Do whatever it takes. The ends justify the means.” But the Bible tells us, “Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think” (Romans 12:2). Another version puts it this way: “Don’t let the world around you squeeze you into its own mould.” All too often believers allow the world to influence them more than they’re influencing the world. Secular thinking creeps into the church, and as a result, we disregard what the Bible teaches and live the way this culture tells us to live. However, we won’t find the happiness that we’re looking for. Instead, we’ll find emptiness, misery, and dissatisfaction because we’re out of God’s will. Someone once asked a concert violist how she became so skilled. She gave a two-word answer: “planned neglect.” In other words, she neglected everything that wasn’t related to her goal, which was to be a master violinist. If we want to be followers of Jesus, there is an element of planned neglect as well. It means staying away from the things that pull us away and drag us down and embracing the things that build us up and strengthen us in the commitment we’ve made. We present ourselves to God, but at the same time, we don’t conform to this world. Romans 12:2 goes on to say, “Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect” God’s will is good. Some people envision God as the ultimate killjoy. When things are going well in their lives, they think God wants to crash the party and make their lives miserable. Yet how far from the truth that is. God’s plans for us are good. The Bible teaches that God is good. It also tells us in Psalm 84:11, “For the Lord God is our sun and our shield. He gives us grace and glory. The Lord will withhold no good thing from those who do what is right” If the Bible tells us to stay away from a certain thing, it is for our own good. God is not trying to make our lives miserable. He wants us to reach our potential and live in the perfect plan that He has for us. His plans and purposes for us are good. Reject conformity to this world’s system and its self-indulgent ways, and instead be conformed to the image of Jesus. As you do that, you will begin to discover His plan for you. Don’t be afraid to surrender to Him. Don’t let this world squeeze you into its mold. Live the way that God wants you to live.

[@IDontKnowAnymoreLeave]

I KNOW RIGHT

[@callmealeksi5379]

Lego Indiana Jones, Lego Pirates Of The Caribbean, Lego Batman, Lego Star Wars, Lego Hobbit, Lego Marvel, Lego Harry Potter, Lego Lord Of The Rings... Those are the most legendary lego games that will ever be.

[@skytheguyguy]

Remove Indiana Jones

[@trolleydodger0992]

@@skytheguyguy bruhh what the original adventure was stellar , top 5 fs

[@velvonk]

@@skytheguyguy more like remove marvel

[@the_styler1]

@@velvonk I loved lego marvel lol its better than any of the ps marvel games

[@velvonk]

@@the_styler1 marvel spiderman is the only good marvel game actually rest is dog crap

[@Kyolover8]

i love the fact that johnny came in and did all the grunts and vocal sound affects for captain jack. that's so awesome considered they don't usually have the actors reprise their roles for the lego games.

[@TheMan05555]

Clancy Brown was Lex Luthor in LEGO Batman.

[@Kyolover8]

@@TheMan05555 that is true.. I actually forgot about that and didn't Tara strong play harley as well?

[@TheMan05555]

@@Kyolover8 That title goes to Laura Bailey in LEGO Batman II. I don’t know about the rest. I know Mark Hamill was the Joker in LEGO DC Super Villains, but it was someone else in the other games.

[@Kyolover8]

@@TheMan05555 oh yeah it's been so long since I've played those games. I completely forgot laura voiced harley before. And mark has always been my favorite voice actor for animated joker

[@faith9505]

Break Free Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect. -Romans 12:2 When the Bible speaks of the world, it’s speaking of a culture that is largely hostile to God. That culture is on television, in the music you listen to, and in movie theaters. It’s a culture that basically says, “Do what you want to do. Please yourself. Do whatever it takes. The ends justify the means.” But the Bible tells us, “Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think” (Romans 12:2). Another version puts it this way: “Don’t let the world around you squeeze you into its own mould.” All too often believers allow the world to influence them more than they’re influencing the world. Secular thinking creeps into the church, and as a result, we disregard what the Bible teaches and live the way this culture tells us to live. However, we won’t find the happiness that we’re looking for. Instead, we’ll find emptiness, misery, and dissatisfaction because we’re out of God’s will. Someone once asked a concert violist how she became so skilled. She gave a two-word answer: “planned neglect.” In other words, she neglected everything that wasn’t related to her goal, which was to be a master violinist. If we want to be followers of Jesus, there is an element of planned neglect as well. It means staying away from the things that pull us away and drag us down and embracing the things that build us up and strengthen us in the commitment we’ve made. We present ourselves to God, but at the same time, we don’t conform to this world. Romans 12:2 goes on to say, “Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect” God’s will is good. Some people envision God as the ultimate killjoy. When things are going well in their lives, they think God wants to crash the party and make their lives miserable. Yet how far from the truth that is. God’s plans for us are good. The Bible teaches that God is good. It also tells us in Psalm 84:11, “For the Lord God is our sun and our shield. He gives us grace and glory. The Lord will withhold no good thing from those who do what is right” If the Bible tells us to stay away from a certain thing, it is for our own good. God is not trying to make our lives miserable. He wants us to reach our potential and live in the perfect plan that He has for us. His plans and purposes for us are good. Reject conformity to this world’s system and its self-indulgent ways, and instead be conformed to the image of Jesus. As you do that, you will begin to discover His plan for you. Don’t be afraid to surrender to Him. Don’t let this world squeeze you into its mold. Live the way that God wants you to live.

[@-.-menzi4719]

I remember playing this with my dad when i was little, so much nostalgia.

[@ryannnutb1233]

Same bro😭😭back when times were so much more simple

[@remyraymond5730]

You prolly dont care at all but does someone know a tool to get back into an Instagram account..? I was stupid forgot the login password. I love any assistance you can offer me

[@wesleykelvin4468]

@Remy Raymond instablaster ;)

[@GSU_Panther_Nation]

Same. LEGO Star Wars is the other one game that I played back when I was in elementary school

[@tisbutascratch9987]

Same

[@lukemercer7569]

All the memories are coming back. Damn, I miss these times so much!

[@blzh]

Yess nostalgia

[@ncard00]

In all of the LEGO games released on PC from 2009-2016, there's a code you can enter that isn't listed in many places. If you enter the code "N0CUT5" (that's a zero), it'll let you skip any cutscene even if it hasn't played in the save file yet.

[@faith9505]

Break Free Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect. -Romans 12:2 When the Bible speaks of the world, it’s speaking of a culture that is largely hostile to God. That culture is on television, in the music you listen to, and in movie theaters. It’s a culture that basically says, “Do what you want to do. Please yourself. Do whatever it takes. The ends justify the means.” But the Bible tells us, “Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think” (Romans 12:2). Another version puts it this way: “Don’t let the world around you squeeze you into its own mould.” All too often believers allow the world to influence them more than they’re influencing the world. Secular thinking creeps into the church, and as a result, we disregard what the Bible teaches and live the way this culture tells us to live. However, we won’t find the happiness that we’re looking for. Instead, we’ll find emptiness, misery, and dissatisfaction because we’re out of God’s will. Someone once asked a concert violist how she became so skilled. She gave a two-word answer: “planned neglect.” In other words, she neglected everything that wasn’t related to her goal, which was to be a master violinist. If we want to be followers of Jesus, there is an element of planned neglect as well. It means staying away from the things that pull us away and drag us down and embracing the things that build us up and strengthen us in the commitment we’ve made. We present ourselves to God, but at the same time, we don’t conform to this world. Romans 12:2 goes on to say, “Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect” God’s will is good. Some people envision God as the ultimate killjoy. When things are going well in their lives, they think God wants to crash the party and make their lives miserable. Yet how far from the truth that is. God’s plans for us are good. The Bible teaches that God is good. It also tells us in Psalm 84:11, “For the Lord God is our sun and our shield. He gives us grace and glory. The Lord will withhold no good thing from those who do what is right” If the Bible tells us to stay away from a certain thing, it is for our own good. God is not trying to make our lives miserable. He wants us to reach our potential and live in the perfect plan that He has for us. His plans and purposes for us are good. Reject conformity to this world’s system and its self-indulgent ways, and instead be conformed to the image of Jesus. As you do that, you will begin to discover His plan for you. Don’t be afraid to surrender to Him. Don’t let this world squeeze you into its mold. Live the way that God wants you to live.

[@noleenpeake2164]

Facts

[@kahootjesus5385]

This was my childhood and I played it everyday after pre school till 3rd grade. I probably had 100 saved games and I would replay the story every time and do stuff I hadn’t done before and if I got bored of that I would switch to captain barbosa because he was my favorite character. That year my parents got divorced and while we were moving I dropped the wii down my stares and the cover popper off and a lot of stuff got broke. Including this game which was inside. I was so sad everyday for a year until I slowly forgot and it faded away. Recently I saw this game listed on fb market place and it brought back everything and everyone now I’m addicted to watching these videos and hoping to get another wii soon and get this game. It’s crazy how video games like this can change your entire life mentally.

[@faith9505]

Break Free Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect. -Romans 12:2 When the Bible speaks of the world, it’s speaking of a culture that is largely hostile to God. That culture is on television, in the music you listen to, and in movie theaters. It’s a culture that basically says, “Do what you want to do. Please yourself. Do whatever it takes. The ends justify the means.” But the Bible tells us, “Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think” (Romans 12:2). Another version puts it this way: “Don’t let the world around you squeeze you into its own mould.” All too often believers allow the world to influence them more than they’re influencing the world. Secular thinking creeps into the church, and as a result, we disregard what the Bible teaches and live the way this culture tells us to live. However, we won’t find the happiness that we’re looking for. Instead, we’ll find emptiness, misery, and dissatisfaction because we’re out of God’s will. Someone once asked a concert violist how she became so skilled. She gave a two-word answer: “planned neglect.” In other words, she neglected everything that wasn’t related to her goal, which was to be a master violinist. If we want to be followers of Jesus, there is an element of planned neglect as well. It means staying away from the things that pull us away and drag us down and embracing the things that build us up and strengthen us in the commitment we’ve made. We present ourselves to God, but at the same time, we don’t conform to this world. Romans 12:2 goes on to say, “Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect” God’s will is good. Some people envision God as the ultimate killjoy. When things are going well in their lives, they think God wants to crash the party and make their lives miserable. Yet how far from the truth that is. God’s plans for us are good. The Bible teaches that God is good. It also tells us in Psalm 84:11, “For the Lord God is our sun and our shield. He gives us grace and glory. The Lord will withhold no good thing from those who do what is right” If the Bible tells us to stay away from a certain thing, it is for our own good. God is not trying to make our lives miserable. He wants us to reach our potential and live in the perfect plan that He has for us. His plans and purposes for us are good. Reject conformity to this world’s system and its self-indulgent ways, and instead be conformed to the image of Jesus. As you do that, you will begin to discover His plan for you. Don’t be afraid to surrender to Him. Don’t let this world squeeze you into its mold. Live the way that God wants you to live.

[@KittyWrangler-bf9ci]

(In Progress) Prologue 0:00 The Curse Of The Black Pearl 2:08 Dead Man's Chest 1:58:22 At World's End 3:50:26 On Stranger Tides 5:32:19 Menu and Hub Breaks: 1:41 - 2:07 40:19 - 41:13 1:58:00 - 1:58:21 2:16:55 - 2:17:13 3:23:47 - 3:23:54 3:49:58 - 3:50:25 4:39:44 - 4:39:58 5:31:16 - 5:32:19 CotBP Chapter 2: First Time: 21:04 - 40:18 Second Time: 41:14 - 54:31 DMC Chapter 2 Beginning Cutscene: First Time (Bad Quality Sound): 2:15:14 - 2:16:54 Second Time (Good Quality Sound): 2:17:24 - 2:18:42

[@KnoxyBoi1]

We needed this.

[@leone1943]

Thank you!

[@jasonmoss9049]

the people who made the game should have made a update for Dead man tell no tale back in 2017

[@faith9505]

Break Free Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect. -Romans 12:2 When the Bible speaks of the world, it’s speaking of a culture that is largely hostile to God. That culture is on television, in the music you listen to, and in movie theaters. It’s a culture that basically says, “Do what you want to do. Please yourself. Do whatever it takes. The ends justify the means.” But the Bible tells us, “Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think” (Romans 12:2). Another version puts it this way: “Don’t let the world around you squeeze you into its own mould.” All too often believers allow the world to influence them more than they’re influencing the world. Secular thinking creeps into the church, and as a result, we disregard what the Bible teaches and live the way this culture tells us to live. However, we won’t find the happiness that we’re looking for. Instead, we’ll find emptiness, misery, and dissatisfaction because we’re out of God’s will. Someone once asked a concert violist how she became so skilled. She gave a two-word answer: “planned neglect.” In other words, she neglected everything that wasn’t related to her goal, which was to be a master violinist. If we want to be followers of Jesus, there is an element of planned neglect as well. It means staying away from the things that pull us away and drag us down and embracing the things that build us up and strengthen us in the commitment we’ve made. We present ourselves to God, but at the same time, we don’t conform to this world. Romans 12:2 goes on to say, “Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect” God’s will is good. Some people envision God as the ultimate killjoy. When things are going well in their lives, they think God wants to crash the party and make their lives miserable. Yet how far from the truth that is. God’s plans for us are good. The Bible teaches that God is good. It also tells us in Psalm 84:11, “For the Lord God is our sun and our shield. He gives us grace and glory. The Lord will withhold no good thing from those who do what is right” If the Bible tells us to stay away from a certain thing, it is for our own good. God is not trying to make our lives miserable. He wants us to reach our potential and live in the perfect plan that He has for us. His plans and purposes for us are good. Reject conformity to this world’s system and its self-indulgent ways, and instead be conformed to the image of Jesus. As you do that, you will begin to discover His plan for you. Don’t be afraid to surrender to Him. Don’t let this world squeeze you into its mold. Live the way that God wants you to live.

[@eliaskorf4747]

Used to have this on the wii, those were the days.

[@CharrkAttack]

Aye, they be the days

[@robertstay2k114]

I had it on the ds

[@ArthurCowboy06]

@@robertstay2k114 the DS doesn’t even compare to this version tho

[@THEDARKKNIGHTXTDK]

same, me and my brother played this.

[@Dani.au.que.sa_]

X2

[@Kranel06]

I remember the times when you wouldn’t think about anything, but you enjoy the times you had as a kid, playing this game was great and I remember wanting to grow up but really being a kid playing these kinds of games were the best

[@yourvirtualdad]

the saddest part of growing up is knowing you will never go back to those days ever again.

[@mewntay230]

Says who?

[@androbalderas]

@@mewntay230 well some religions say that we will come back as an animal or others say that we will never come back to life and either go to the bright or the dark. It's based on religion. Whatever religion u are, I respect it and wish you good wishes for u and ur family :)

[@evzenvarga9707]

I'm 17 and this hits hard, I've been thinking about this every day for the past few months.

[@yaboizero.]

@@evzenvarga9707 damn, but fr

[@0okcin605]

@@evzenvarga9707 same man

[@SonicBahasa]

This and Lego Star Wars The Complete Saga are my favorite lego games of all time. The cutscenes were genuinely funny at times in this, and I thought Jack's compass was a unique gimmick.

[@faith9505]

Break Free Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect. -Romans 12:2 When the Bible speaks of the world, it’s speaking of a culture that is largely hostile to God. That culture is on television, in the music you listen to, and in movie theaters. It’s a culture that basically says, “Do what you want to do. Please yourself. Do whatever it takes. The ends justify the means.” But the Bible tells us, “Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think” (Romans 12:2). Another version puts it this way: “Don’t let the world around you squeeze you into its own mould.” All too often believers allow the world to influence them more than they’re influencing the world. Secular thinking creeps into the church, and as a result, we disregard what the Bible teaches and live the way this culture tells us to live. However, we won’t find the happiness that we’re looking for. Instead, we’ll find emptiness, misery, and dissatisfaction because we’re out of God’s will. Someone once asked a concert violist how she became so skilled. She gave a two-word answer: “planned neglect.” In other words, she neglected everything that wasn’t related to her goal, which was to be a master violinist. If we want to be followers of Jesus, there is an element of planned neglect as well. It means staying away from the things that pull us away and drag us down and embracing the things that build us up and strengthen us in the commitment we’ve made. We present ourselves to God, but at the same time, we don’t conform to this world. Romans 12:2 goes on to say, “Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect” God’s will is good. Some people envision God as the ultimate killjoy. When things are going well in their lives, they think God wants to crash the party and make their lives miserable. Yet how far from the truth that is. God’s plans for us are good. The Bible teaches that God is good. It also tells us in Psalm 84:11, “For the Lord God is our sun and our shield. He gives us grace and glory. The Lord will withhold no good thing from those who do what is right” If the Bible tells us to stay away from a certain thing, it is for our own good. God is not trying to make our lives miserable. He wants us to reach our potential and live in the perfect plan that He has for us. His plans and purposes for us are good. Reject conformity to this world’s system and its self-indulgent ways, and instead be conformed to the image of Jesus. As you do that, you will begin to discover His plan for you. Don’t be afraid to surrender to Him. Don’t let this world squeeze you into its mold. Live the way that God wants you to live.

[@lukeh9300]

This is so familiar. This was my first videogame. I really need to get this game it's been like 8 years since I played it

[@Monkeymoo1111]

Oh my god I’m so mad I was given the 3ds version as a child despite having a 360 I never knew the 3ds version was nothing like the home console versions

[@mattbrown7935]

This needs to get a remake like Lego star wars has, the nostalgia is hitting way too hard

[@zachgrill1753]

They should make a Lego indiana Jones 3!!

[@faith9505]

Break Free Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect. -Romans 12:2 When the Bible speaks of the world, it’s speaking of a culture that is largely hostile to God. That culture is on television, in the music you listen to, and in movie theaters. It’s a culture that basically says, “Do what you want to do. Please yourself. Do whatever it takes. The ends justify the means.” But the Bible tells us, “Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think” (Romans 12:2). Another version puts it this way: “Don’t let the world around you squeeze you into its own mould.” All too often believers allow the world to influence them more than they’re influencing the world. Secular thinking creeps into the church, and as a result, we disregard what the Bible teaches and live the way this culture tells us to live. However, we won’t find the happiness that we’re looking for. Instead, we’ll find emptiness, misery, and dissatisfaction because we’re out of God’s will. Someone once asked a concert violist how she became so skilled. She gave a two-word answer: “planned neglect.” In other words, she neglected everything that wasn’t related to her goal, which was to be a master violinist. If we want to be followers of Jesus, there is an element of planned neglect as well. It means staying away from the things that pull us away and drag us down and embracing the things that build us up and strengthen us in the commitment we’ve made. We present ourselves to God, but at the same time, we don’t conform to this world. Romans 12:2 goes on to say, “Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect” God’s will is good. Some people envision God as the ultimate killjoy. When things are going well in their lives, they think God wants to crash the party and make their lives miserable. Yet how far from the truth that is. God’s plans for us are good. The Bible teaches that God is good. It also tells us in Psalm 84:11, “For the Lord God is our sun and our shield. He gives us grace and glory. The Lord will withhold no good thing from those who do what is right” If the Bible tells us to stay away from a certain thing, it is for our own good. God is not trying to make our lives miserable. He wants us to reach our potential and live in the perfect plan that He has for us. His plans and purposes for us are good. Reject conformity to this world’s system and its self-indulgent ways, and instead be conformed to the image of Jesus. As you do that, you will begin to discover His plan for you. Don’t be afraid to surrender to Him. Don’t let this world squeeze you into its mold. Live the way that God wants you to live.

[@NoahStakes]

this game had the most enjoyable levels of all for me

[@sithlordmax5478]

I love that game so much. I played that game like a million times.

[@Mathias-cq4gl]

Me too when I was a little kid

[@Tatsu4242]

They designed the ships so well with actual lego pieces its a shame we never actually got them as sets Also sad we never got a Ragetti or Pinto figure.

[@lolaparis1244]

Eren jaeger

[@PureQuality]

Eren jaeger

[@Sonoftheking77]

Eren jaeger

[@nicolasmoya9156]

I wish they made a Lego Flying Dutchman set

[@Kirage]

My top 3 lego game tbh next to Lego Batman and Lego Star Wars the nostalgia i'm getting from this is crazy

[@Auroracail_cool_89190]

Fr though

[@AlyxnYT]

I remember there being a DS version, i still have it

[@NickyCat]

I played it too on 360

[@UncertifiedAttorney]

@Dayshawn King eyy me too

[@Yeahimman32]

@@avaleloc1513 i feel same with clone wars DS/PSP version i don't mind the graphics but sadly you can't control your army

[@TheForestal12]

@@avaleloc1513 I have It on PS3 and DS and is a hole different Game comparing one with each other

[@seany518]

Can you somehow play this game on the switch?

[@blakebond2334]

The amount the “huuhs” and “eehs” are amazing

[@yourvirtualdad]

definitely one of the more underrated lego games

[@prodyoshimura]

Bro this brings me back. I remember going to the library with my mom and checking out this game.

[@basicallyarobloxian4533]

1:26:27 passively aggressive Captain Jack Sparrow Also BEST GAME EVER.

[@SuidicalRaccoon]

Playing through it rn, what a blast

[@faith9505]

Break Free Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect. -Romans 12:2 When the Bible speaks of the world, it’s speaking of a culture that is largely hostile to God. That culture is on television, in the music you listen to, and in movie theaters. It’s a culture that basically says, “Do what you want to do. Please yourself. Do whatever it takes. The ends justify the means.” But the Bible tells us, “Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think” (Romans 12:2). Another version puts it this way: “Don’t let the world around you squeeze you into its own mould.” All too often believers allow the world to influence them more than they’re influencing the world. Secular thinking creeps into the church, and as a result, we disregard what the Bible teaches and live the way this culture tells us to live. However, we won’t find the happiness that we’re looking for. Instead, we’ll find emptiness, misery, and dissatisfaction because we’re out of God’s will. Someone once asked a concert violist how she became so skilled. She gave a two-word answer: “planned neglect.” In other words, she neglected everything that wasn’t related to her goal, which was to be a master violinist. If we want to be followers of Jesus, there is an element of planned neglect as well. It means staying away from the things that pull us away and drag us down and embracing the things that build us up and strengthen us in the commitment we’ve made. We present ourselves to God, but at the same time, we don’t conform to this world. Romans 12:2 goes on to say, “Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect” God’s will is good. Some people envision God as the ultimate killjoy. When things are going well in their lives, they think God wants to crash the party and make their lives miserable. Yet how far from the truth that is. God’s plans for us are good. The Bible teaches that God is good. It also tells us in Psalm 84:11, “For the Lord God is our sun and our shield. He gives us grace and glory. The Lord will withhold no good thing from those who do what is right” If the Bible tells us to stay away from a certain thing, it is for our own good. God is not trying to make our lives miserable. He wants us to reach our potential and live in the perfect plan that He has for us. His plans and purposes for us are good. Reject conformity to this world’s system and its self-indulgent ways, and instead be conformed to the image of Jesus. As you do that, you will begin to discover His plan for you. Don’t be afraid to surrender to Him. Don’t let this world squeeze you into its mold. Live the way that God wants you to live.

[@spidertubethecoolguy2576]

28:51 I loved that muffled music and the real music

[@AeSaijem21]

Tbh, they should make a remake of this with the last one

[@deangelomatos466]

Like how he jig off dances in the corner 14:27

[@bengingras6178]

I wish they would add dead men tell no tales and the 6th one coming out.

[@seba251]

I used to play this with my brother. My God what a game.

[@lolaparis1244]

Same

[@TheWASHINGMACHINEBOY]

1:15 XD SHE PUNCHED THE PARROT!

[@martynmacleod2211]

These games never fail to not make me laugh

[@faith9505]

Break Free Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect. -Romans 12:2 When the Bible speaks of the world, it’s speaking of a culture that is largely hostile to God. That culture is on television, in the music you listen to, and in movie theaters. It’s a culture that basically says, “Do what you want to do. Please yourself. Do whatever it takes. The ends justify the means.” But the Bible tells us, “Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think” (Romans 12:2). Another version puts it this way: “Don’t let the world around you squeeze you into its own mould.” All too often believers allow the world to influence them more than they’re influencing the world. Secular thinking creeps into the church, and as a result, we disregard what the Bible teaches and live the way this culture tells us to live. However, we won’t find the happiness that we’re looking for. Instead, we’ll find emptiness, misery, and dissatisfaction because we’re out of God’s will. Someone once asked a concert violist how she became so skilled. She gave a two-word answer: “planned neglect.” In other words, she neglected everything that wasn’t related to her goal, which was to be a master violinist. If we want to be followers of Jesus, there is an element of planned neglect as well. It means staying away from the things that pull us away and drag us down and embracing the things that build us up and strengthen us in the commitment we’ve made. We present ourselves to God, but at the same time, we don’t conform to this world. Romans 12:2 goes on to say, “Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect” God’s will is good. Some people envision God as the ultimate killjoy. When things are going well in their lives, they think God wants to crash the party and make their lives miserable. Yet how far from the truth that is. God’s plans for us are good. The Bible teaches that God is good. It also tells us in Psalm 84:11, “For the Lord God is our sun and our shield. He gives us grace and glory. The Lord will withhold no good thing from those who do what is right” If the Bible tells us to stay away from a certain thing, it is for our own good. God is not trying to make our lives miserable. He wants us to reach our potential and live in the perfect plan that He has for us. His plans and purposes for us are good. Reject conformity to this world’s system and its self-indulgent ways, and instead be conformed to the image of Jesus. As you do that, you will begin to discover His plan for you. Don’t be afraid to surrender to Him. Don’t let this world squeeze you into its mold. Live the way that God wants you to live.

[@frog_hollow]

Nostalgia is kicking in hard

[@faith9505]

Break Free Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect. -Romans 12:2 When the Bible speaks of the world, it’s speaking of a culture that is largely hostile to God. That culture is on television, in the music you listen to, and in movie theaters. It’s a culture that basically says, “Do what you want to do. Please yourself. Do whatever it takes. The ends justify the means.” But the Bible tells us, “Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think” (Romans 12:2). Another version puts it this way: “Don’t let the world around you squeeze you into its own mould.” All too often believers allow the world to influence them more than they’re influencing the world. Secular thinking creeps into the church, and as a result, we disregard what the Bible teaches and live the way this culture tells us to live. However, we won’t find the happiness that we’re looking for. Instead, we’ll find emptiness, misery, and dissatisfaction because we’re out of God’s will. Someone once asked a concert violist how she became so skilled. She gave a two-word answer: “planned neglect.” In other words, she neglected everything that wasn’t related to her goal, which was to be a master violinist. If we want to be followers of Jesus, there is an element of planned neglect as well. It means staying away from the things that pull us away and drag us down and embracing the things that build us up and strengthen us in the commitment we’ve made. We present ourselves to God, but at the same time, we don’t conform to this world. Romans 12:2 goes on to say, “Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect” God’s will is good. Some people envision God as the ultimate killjoy. When things are going well in their lives, they think God wants to crash the party and make their lives miserable. Yet how far from the truth that is. God’s plans for us are good. The Bible teaches that God is good. It also tells us in Psalm 84:11, “For the Lord God is our sun and our shield. He gives us grace and glory. The Lord will withhold no good thing from those who do what is right” If the Bible tells us to stay away from a certain thing, it is for our own good. God is not trying to make our lives miserable. He wants us to reach our potential and live in the perfect plan that He has for us. His plans and purposes for us are good. Reject conformity to this world’s system and its self-indulgent ways, and instead be conformed to the image of Jesus. As you do that, you will begin to discover His plan for you. Don’t be afraid to surrender to Him. Don’t let this world squeeze you into its mold. Live the way that God wants you to live.

[@faith9505]

Break Free Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect. -Romans 12:2 When the Bible speaks of the world, it’s speaking of a culture that is largely hostile to God. That culture is on television, in the music you listen to, and in movie theaters. It’s a culture that basically says, “Do what you want to do. Please yourself. Do whatever it takes. The ends justify the means.” But the Bible tells us, “Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think” (Romans 12:2). Another version puts it this way: “Don’t let the world around you squeeze you into its own mould.” All too often believers allow the world to influence them more than they’re influencing the world. Secular thinking creeps into the church, and as a result, we disregard what the Bible teaches and live the way this culture tells us to live. However, we won’t find the happiness that we’re looking for. Instead, we’ll find emptiness, misery, and dissatisfaction because we’re out of God’s will. Someone once asked a concert violist how she became so skilled. She gave a two-word answer: “planned neglect.” In other words, she neglected everything that wasn’t related to her goal, which was to be a master violinist. If we want to be followers of Jesus, there is an element of planned neglect as well. It means staying away from the things that pull us away and drag us down and embracing the things that build us up and strengthen us in the commitment we’ve made. We present ourselves to God, but at the same time, we don’t conform to this world. Romans 12:2 goes on to say, “Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect” God’s will is good. Some people envision God as the ultimate killjoy. When things are going well in their lives, they think God wants to crash the party and make their lives miserable. Yet how far from the truth that is. God’s plans for us are good. The Bible teaches that God is good. It also tells us in Psalm 84:11, “For the Lord God is our sun and our shield. He gives us grace and glory. The Lord will withhold no good thing from those who do what is right” If the Bible tells us to stay away from a certain thing, it is for our own good. God is not trying to make our lives miserable. He wants us to reach our potential and live in the perfect plan that He has for us. His plans and purposes for us are good. Reject conformity to this world’s system and its self-indulgent ways, and instead be conformed to the image of Jesus. As you do that, you will begin to discover His plan for you. Don’t be afraid to surrender to Him. Don’t let this world squeeze you into its mold. Live the way that God wants you to live.

[@GSU_Panther_Nation]

I always play without any commentary, but Blitzwinger is so hilarious when it comes to LEGO games. You have the best longplays

[@faith9505]

Break Free Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect. -Romans 12:2 When the Bible speaks of the world, it’s speaking of a culture that is largely hostile to God. That culture is on television, in the music you listen to, and in movie theaters. It’s a culture that basically says, “Do what you want to do. Please yourself. Do whatever it takes. The ends justify the means.” But the Bible tells us, “Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think” (Romans 12:2). Another version puts it this way: “Don’t let the world around you squeeze you into its own mould.” All too often believers allow the world to influence them more than they’re influencing the world. Secular thinking creeps into the church, and as a result, we disregard what the Bible teaches and live the way this culture tells us to live. However, we won’t find the happiness that we’re looking for. Instead, we’ll find emptiness, misery, and dissatisfaction because we’re out of God’s will. Someone once asked a concert violist how she became so skilled. She gave a two-word answer: “planned neglect.” In other words, she neglected everything that wasn’t related to her goal, which was to be a master violinist. If we want to be followers of Jesus, there is an element of planned neglect as well. It means staying away from the things that pull us away and drag us down and embracing the things that build us up and strengthen us in the commitment we’ve made. We present ourselves to God, but at the same time, we don’t conform to this world. Romans 12:2 goes on to say, “Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect” God’s will is good. Some people envision God as the ultimate killjoy. When things are going well in their lives, they think God wants to crash the party and make their lives miserable. Yet how far from the truth that is. God’s plans for us are good. The Bible teaches that God is good. It also tells us in Psalm 84:11, “For the Lord God is our sun and our shield. He gives us grace and glory. The Lord will withhold no good thing from those who do what is right” If the Bible tells us to stay away from a certain thing, it is for our own good. God is not trying to make our lives miserable. He wants us to reach our potential and live in the perfect plan that He has for us. His plans and purposes for us are good. Reject conformity to this world’s system and its self-indulgent ways, and instead be conformed to the image of Jesus. As you do that, you will begin to discover His plan for you. Don’t be afraid to surrender to Him. Don’t let this world squeeze you into its mold. Live the way that God wants you to live.

[@kittyyoutuber9]

Ah, nostalgia. Simply beautiful.

[@faith9505]

Break Free Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect. -Romans 12:2 When the Bible speaks of the world, it’s speaking of a culture that is largely hostile to God. That culture is on television, in the music you listen to, and in movie theaters. It’s a culture that basically says, “Do what you want to do. Please yourself. Do whatever it takes. The ends justify the means.” But the Bible tells us, “Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think” (Romans 12:2). Another version puts it this way: “Don’t let the world around you squeeze you into its own mould.” All too often believers allow the world to influence them more than they’re influencing the world. Secular thinking creeps into the church, and as a result, we disregard what the Bible teaches and live the way this culture tells us to live. However, we won’t find the happiness that we’re looking for. Instead, we’ll find emptiness, misery, and dissatisfaction because we’re out of God’s will. Someone once asked a concert violist how she became so skilled. She gave a two-word answer: “planned neglect.” In other words, she neglected everything that wasn’t related to her goal, which was to be a master violinist. If we want to be followers of Jesus, there is an element of planned neglect as well. It means staying away from the things that pull us away and drag us down and embracing the things that build us up and strengthen us in the commitment we’ve made. We present ourselves to God, but at the same time, we don’t conform to this world. Romans 12:2 goes on to say, “Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect” God’s will is good. Some people envision God as the ultimate killjoy. When things are going well in their lives, they think God wants to crash the party and make their lives miserable. Yet how far from the truth that is. God’s plans for us are good. The Bible teaches that God is good. It also tells us in Psalm 84:11, “For the Lord God is our sun and our shield. He gives us grace and glory. The Lord will withhold no good thing from those who do what is right” If the Bible tells us to stay away from a certain thing, it is for our own good. God is not trying to make our lives miserable. He wants us to reach our potential and live in the perfect plan that He has for us. His plans and purposes for us are good. Reject conformity to this world’s system and its self-indulgent ways, and instead be conformed to the image of Jesus. As you do that, you will begin to discover His plan for you. Don’t be afraid to surrender to Him. Don’t let this world squeeze you into its mold. Live the way that God wants you to live.

[@Knokkelmann420]

the memories dude, i wanna be young again i miss this so much

[@sharksblades7118]

3:30:00 XCage game struggling to do anything kraken: ok ill wait another hour when you figure how to bomb me

[@Unistudiosgacha]

I remember playing this game when I was little Thank you for bringing back my memories🤗❤

[@faith9505]

Break Free Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect. -Romans 12:2 When the Bible speaks of the world, it’s speaking of a culture that is largely hostile to God. That culture is on television, in the music you listen to, and in movie theaters. It’s a culture that basically says, “Do what you want to do. Please yourself. Do whatever it takes. The ends justify the means.” But the Bible tells us, “Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think” (Romans 12:2). Another version puts it this way: “Don’t let the world around you squeeze you into its own mould.” All too often believers allow the world to influence them more than they’re influencing the world. Secular thinking creeps into the church, and as a result, we disregard what the Bible teaches and live the way this culture tells us to live. However, we won’t find the happiness that we’re looking for. Instead, we’ll find emptiness, misery, and dissatisfaction because we’re out of God’s will. Someone once asked a concert violist how she became so skilled. She gave a two-word answer: “planned neglect.” In other words, she neglected everything that wasn’t related to her goal, which was to be a master violinist. If we want to be followers of Jesus, there is an element of planned neglect as well. It means staying away from the things that pull us away and drag us down and embracing the things that build us up and strengthen us in the commitment we’ve made. We present ourselves to God, but at the same time, we don’t conform to this world. Romans 12:2 goes on to say, “Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect” God’s will is good. Some people envision God as the ultimate killjoy. When things are going well in their lives, they think God wants to crash the party and make their lives miserable. Yet how far from the truth that is. God’s plans for us are good. The Bible teaches that God is good. It also tells us in Psalm 84:11, “For the Lord God is our sun and our shield. He gives us grace and glory. The Lord will withhold no good thing from those who do what is right” If the Bible tells us to stay away from a certain thing, it is for our own good. God is not trying to make our lives miserable. He wants us to reach our potential and live in the perfect plan that He has for us. His plans and purposes for us are good. Reject conformity to this world’s system and its self-indulgent ways, and instead be conformed to the image of Jesus. As you do that, you will begin to discover His plan for you. Don’t be afraid to surrender to Him. Don’t let this world squeeze you into its mold. Live the way that God wants you to live.

[@NewMoneyFC]

I’m going on a POTC marathon and I keep referring back to this video to see what point I’m at in the movie compared to the game

[@Ogr8Games]

This video is absolutely incredible. I've never seen anything like it before. The attention to detail is impressive. The sound design is amazing. I love the way you used the music to enhance the mood. You're a genius! I'm definitely going to watch more of your content. I'm so glad I stumbled upon this video. It's exactly what I needed to watch today. Your editing skills are top-notch

[@isana_idk]

Nostalgia's hitting me so hard rn 😭

[@Lowbudget_productions]

Fr 😭😭😭😭

[@SoraTheKeyToEverything]

2:43 The man who won a lawsuit 2 years ago lol.

[@jacobsmith8134]

Lego Pirates of the Caribbean-Bosses: 1. Jack Sparrow-5 Health 2. Jack the Monkey-4 Health 3. Hector Barbossa-6-5 Health 4. Giant Enemy Crocodile-3 Health 5. Giant Enemy Crab-2 Health 6. Jack Sparrow (Round 2)-4-5 Health 7. The Kraken-8 Health 8. Bill Turner-4 Health 9. Davy Jones-6 Health 10. Angelica-4 Health 11. The Spaniard-5 Health 12. Blackbeard-Final Boss-4 Health You know what really cool? Instead Jack Sparrow in the mill wheel is James Norrington with 4 Health and Morey with 7 Health Fight in the storm.

[@pivara5885]

Nostalgia hits so hard man

[@demarayskipper3202]

The memories from the 360 days. I'll take a 360 over any PS or newer Xbox build, the enjoyment was just way better to me.

[@BrosephYT-]

Such nostalgia absolute memories

[@EyyEyeNerd]

9:06 Will has a starfish on his face just like his dad 👀

[@ThunderMouse1999]

Legends remember this

[@twinsuns957]

3:52 - "I saved her life, she nearly droooooowned, I want some rum, pour me a round!"

[@systemreb00ted]

I remember these games! I played them on the wii. Good times.

[@Harrehusdh]

One of the best Lego games of all time

[@ava8209]

i found my wii again and now i’m dedicated to having 100% completion

[@imnotgaybut7673]

😭😭😭😭 the nostalgia I miss this game

[@urielcarmona6785]

This game need a remake with all saga and voices actors

[@MegaSheen15]

I think it’s hilarious that even though Jack is supposed to be the main character, he ends up being a boss battle multiple times

[@theextremelnightmareth2008]

Kraken screaming is very so CUTE! 💖

[@nathancruz9172]

3:50:50 I’m glad there’s no hanging in this 🎮. Also, it’s just a pillory and throwing food 🍱 at them.

[@doomguy5781]

i am crying because me and my brother with play this on the pc with a disc when we had no wifi and we never finished the game its been years since we played now we are trying to finish it

[@MarshallRedmon01]

Mr Grove: This has to one of the best Pirate games I've ever seen Commodore Norrington: So it would seem

[@dann7598]

I feel so old and I’m only 18, I wish I could go back in time

[@Jacobcoleyray]

These are the Lego games I preferred. Where the characters don’t speak but just do noises.

[@aaryanraval6638]

The dog being worshipped was cute and funny.

[@leonvaleeni2487]

First game I ever Platinum. Thanks for the memories

[@Vinthechad]

Lego POTC is a really underrated lego game. Just bought it off of my XB1 & I'm having tons of fun with this game

[@JoshuaSechrist]

I indeed LOVE LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean, Thank you SO much for posting this!!!!

[@A.hopk1ns]

Man this game brings back memories I played this when I was in prek good thing I still got the game but I just wish I could go back in time it was so much fun back then compared to now

[@juica4248]

I remember playing this when I was little on the WII in the Living room good times man good times

[@AustinCumana]

I’m about to cry

[@ra__.yaan3]

same 😭

[@shelbspuffly]

ahhh I miss these times pirates of the Caribbean was definitely one of my all time favourite lego game I had so much fun playing it

[@faith9505]

Break Free Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think. Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect. -Romans 12:2 When the Bible speaks of the world, it’s speaking of a culture that is largely hostile to God. That culture is on television, in the music you listen to, and in movie theaters. It’s a culture that basically says, “Do what you want to do. Please yourself. Do whatever it takes. The ends justify the means.” But the Bible tells us, “Don’t copy the behavior and customs of this world, but let God transform you into a new person by changing the way you think” (Romans 12:2). Another version puts it this way: “Don’t let the world around you squeeze you into its own mould.” All too often believers allow the world to influence them more than they’re influencing the world. Secular thinking creeps into the church, and as a result, we disregard what the Bible teaches and live the way this culture tells us to live. However, we won’t find the happiness that we’re looking for. Instead, we’ll find emptiness, misery, and dissatisfaction because we’re out of God’s will. Someone once asked a concert violist how she became so skilled. She gave a two-word answer: “planned neglect.” In other words, she neglected everything that wasn’t related to her goal, which was to be a master violinist. If we want to be followers of Jesus, there is an element of planned neglect as well. It means staying away from the things that pull us away and drag us down and embracing the things that build us up and strengthen us in the commitment we’ve made. We present ourselves to God, but at the same time, we don’t conform to this world. Romans 12:2 goes on to say, “Then you will learn to know God’s will for you, which is good and pleasing and perfect” God’s will is good. Some people envision God as the ultimate killjoy. When things are going well in their lives, they think God wants to crash the party and make their lives miserable. Yet how far from the truth that is. God’s plans for us are good. The Bible teaches that God is good. It also tells us in Psalm 84:11, “For the Lord God is our sun and our shield. He gives us grace and glory. The Lord will withhold no good thing from those who do what is right” If the Bible tells us to stay away from a certain thing, it is for our own good. God is not trying to make our lives miserable. He wants us to reach our potential and live in the perfect plan that He has for us. His plans and purposes for us are good. Reject conformity to this world’s system and its self-indulgent ways, and instead be conformed to the image of Jesus. As you do that, you will begin to discover His plan for you. Don’t be afraid to surrender to Him. Don’t let this world squeeze you into its mold. Live the way that God wants you to live.

[@wrierveil159]

Watching this dude play hurts

[@BonBon-od9zm]

Why

[@wrierveil159]

@@BonBon-od9zm Cause he's terrible if u watch his whole playthrough, like he just acts oblivious to obvious things.

[@BonBon-od9zm]

@@wrierveil159 Not all people has to know everything

[@wrierveil159]

Your mum doesn't have to know everything 🤌🏻

[@Paludix]

My top 3 Lego Video games: 1 Star Wars the complete saga 2 The lord of the rings 3 Pirates of the caribbean

[@elijahnelson8849]

All so solid, indiana jones was fun as hell too

[@brandonlynch3776]

My top 3 1.lego batman 2 2.lego marvel superheroes 1 3.lego indiana jones

[@darrenmare6801]

Last time I played, the game kept crashing at a certain level. Thanks for posting this video!

[@Special_Agent_Frank_Horrigan]

Bro even when I'm 40 years old, I'll still play a good lego game FO SHO

[@jacobdavis9548]

he is so blind he cant see that he needs a broom

[@ArthurCowboy06]

Haha I used to love playing this game on my wii when I was probably around 8/9. So a few years pass, and I eventually get myself an Xbox, and I 100% ‘d this game. This is the peak of nostalgia for me hehe

[@kadeok8953]

Nostalgia is wild . My mom bought this for my birthday

[@Mathias-cq4gl]

Boy I remember this😭😭😭

[@TripleDotTM]

I remember playing the guitar for like 30 min straight in the dining room XD

[@teva2147]

I was obsessed with this game

[@takuapilot1190]

Ok if this game had six levels for each moive instead of five heres what it would be (TCOTBP) Port Royal Tourtuga Isla De Murta The Black Pearl Attacks Smugglers Den Lifting the curse (DMC) Prison Fortress Pelegostos A Touch of Desinty The Dutchmans Secret Isla Cruces The Kraken (AWE) Singapore Davy Jones Locker The Endeavour Norringtons Choice The Brethren Court The Malestrom (OST) Londen Town Queen Ann’s Revenge White Cap Bay Island Trail A Spainsh Legacy The Fountain of Youth

[@Auroracail_cool_89190]

Wow

[@DeductedSpy]

i could never get past the first 2 levels because my 2ds didn’t have a save drive. the nostalgia

[@MsShadowrealm]

The fact that Johnny Depp actually did the voice for Jack makes this game more funny.

[@lordindoraptor6983]

Dude, hearing Mr. Gibbs snoring is putting ME to sleep 😂

[@TeoDurand]

This game is the best game ever when I was a little kid.

[@yaboizero.]

Faxs, same here

[@SavannahCarnley]

Damn… I miss playing this with my cousins all night 😭

[@CraZy-dj2vi]

peak of life with this masterpiece on xbox 360

[@onemagx]

Lego games need a comeback

[@Concavinator]

I use to play this all the time when I was little on my Nintendo ds I never finished it tho and have lost the game But I vividly remeber 2:43 and 6:22 when i saw those parts it made me kinda happy and made me wanna revisit the game I think I could never get past the monkey part

[@HuggyWuggyTheBluePlushie]

Damn I remember this game

[@pancencoalexandru8850]

Played this game 6 years ago.Playing it again

[@salvasolari4112]

Hay tremenda nostalgia que me trae

[@yourvirtualdad]

you're back.. one of *those* nights huh?

[@yourvirtualdad]

yup....

[@vincentcurtis8141]

I miss it when the legos did not talk

[@BIGESTblade]

Jack's entry here is almost funnier than the original.

[@JoshuaSechrist]

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean!!! Thanks a lot for posting this!

[@Days-ru8jh]

Me and my sister would play this game on the PS3 allllll the time And we got pretty much a lot done in the story. I wanna play this with my gf

[@demmmo.]

more fun less to worry about, good times

[@Stavr0no]

oh god the memories, i always liked how you could play as a dog in this game.