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Summary of Contents for Disney Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Getting Started ... Starting Up ... Controlling Jack Sparrow ... Introduction ... Playing the Game ... Pirate Actions ... Pirate Combat ... Health ... Notoriety ... Sword Upgrades ... Treasure ... Saving & Loading ... Allies ... Enemies ... Ship Battle (Multiplayer) Heads Up Display ... -
Page 3: Main Menu
ETTING Right side view Right side view buttons buttons Front view Front view Disc cover DC OUT connectors Disc cover DC OUT connectors IR port IR port connector connector Set up your PSP™ (PlayStation Portable) system according to the Set up your PSP™ (PlayStation Portable) system according to the ®... -
Page 4: Introduction
NTRODUCTION elcome aboard the Black Pearl. Play as Captain Jack Sparrow, the most cunning and eccentric pirate on the Seven Seas. Once again thrown into the world of the supernatural, Jack discovers that he owes a blood debt to the infamous Davy Jones, Captain of the ghostly Flying Dutchman. -
Page 5: Pirate Actions
IRATE Never trust a pirate. Why? Because they play dirty. Pirate actions allow Jack to use other items in the world to advance his ability to end a fight or pass an obstacle that stands in his way. ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIONS You’ll notice throughout the game that there are unlit Skull and Crossed Torches. -
Page 6: Sword Upgrades
WORD After each Treasure Mission, Jack will earn a new upgrade to his sword. With each sword upgrade, Jack will also earn an increase in the overall damage inflicted by his sword. These upgrades are called “Power Moves.” Power Moves Power Move 1 Jack earns his first power move and a power move slot appears on the game play HUD. -
Page 7: Ship Battle (Multiplayer)
ATTLE Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest Multiplayer is a ship combat game where you choose one of five distinctive ships to face off in a variety of ship-to-ship cannon battles. HEADS- Treasure This is an updated account of the Gold points in your hold. -
Page 8: Menu Options
ATTLE Steer Ship ...Analog Stick Left, Right Speed Up ...Analog Forward Slow Down ...Analog Back Fire Port (left) Cannons ... Fire Starboard Cannons ... Use Power Up ... Use Ship Special Ability ... Camera Zoom In and Out ...Directional Buttons Camera Left and Right ...Directional Buttons Next Cannon Shot ... -
Page 9: Ship Classes
SHIP UPGRADE OPTIONS: Upgrade Hull Increases the amount of damage the ship can withstand. Upgrade Sails Increases the ship’s top speed. Upgrade Rudder Increases the ship’s turning ability. Add Cannons Adds more firepower. Upgrade Cannons Improves the range of the cannons. Upgrade Shot Tightens the cannon shot spread. - Page 10 GALLEON The Galleon is the largest class of ship. It can take and cause massive amounts of damage. The Galleon is not an agile ship compared to the others in the fleet. However, as it can fit more cannons than any other class of ship, most ships will think twice about approaching this formidable vessel.
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Page 11: Boarding Enemy Ships
OARDING NEMY HIPS Boarding an opponent’s ship is a daring move that, if successful, can bring great reward. You can earn large amounts of Gold points and can loot Treasure from the enemy ships’ storerooms while causing casualties that weaken their crew. This is not without risk; but the reward can be well worth the loss of some crew.
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