The reason for this will be explained at the beginning of the walkthrough for that level. In any case, the game is mostly linear (there are no tricky puzzles whatsoever), so don't expect the text to tell you anything special in the few levels where the way through is not obvious, the videos will also show how to proceed.Īlthough there are no missable achievements (you can replay every level from the "Extras" menu of the title screen), make sure to make a back-up save once you reach the Maelstrom (eleventh and last) level. Of course feel free to follow the text walkthrough along with/instead of the videos if you prefer the classic walkthrough. The fights have been eliminated from the video when possible (fast-forwarded otherwise), so the view should be as "clean" as possible to show you directly what you want to see to know the location of the collectibles, in the same chronological order as you will acquire them.įor this reason, I consider watching the videos the easiest way to get through the game and acquire all the collectibles. At the beginning of every level walkthrough you will also find a link to a video that shows all the achievement-related collectibles of that level. The remaining team members from Pirates were shifted over to help put finishing touches on Tron, we are told.The achievement-related collectibles will be highlighted in the walkthrough with a hyperlink to a video that shows where the specific collectible is. We’re told that Vancouver-based Propaganda Games, which is also working on Tron: Evolution, let as many as 100 people go this week, including most of the Pirates team and some of the Tron team. The studio is still in active production of TRON: Evolution, the video game, which will be released on Decemwith additional DLC (downloadable content) support following the game’s release.” “As a result of this decision, Disney Interactive Studios completed a restructuring of Propaganda Games, its Vancouver, BC internal studio, affecting one of the studio’s two development teams.
“Disney Interactive Studios confirms the cancellation of the Pirates of the Caribbean: Armada of the Damned video game which was scheduled to be released in 2011,” Angela Emery, Disney Interactive Studios’ vice president of communication told Kotaku today. Pirates of the Caribbean: Armada of the Damned was officially cancelled in Fall 2010. The game would have had an open environment of the Caribbean where the player would have took the role of captain James Sterling, a pirate who had to travel around the world to make a reputation for himself. Pirates of the Caribbean: Armada of the Damned is a cancelled action adventure based on the series of films with the same name, that was in development by Propaganda Games and that would have been published by Disney Interactive Studios for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC.
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