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Sid Meier's Pirates! - Nintendo Wii

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Rated: Everyone 10+

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Take the helm of 27 ships and customize them with assorted ammo, cannons and other upgrades
The classic adventure by renowned creator Sid Meier, re-imagined for the Wii and take full advantage of the Wii Remote
Use the Wii remote to parry, counter and effectively out duel your opponents into submission with lightning quick moves onboard ships, in taverns, and even in the exclusive Governor's mansion
Plunder enemy ports with the Wii exclusive Bombardment mini-game and escape from challenging predicaments with via the equally exclusive Lock Picking game
Challenge and pursue the most famous pirates in history, including Blackbeard, Captain Kidd and Henry Morgan

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B003NEVVYO

Release date

September 28, 2010

Customer Reviews

69 ratings

4.1 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#72,023 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#1,199 in Wii Games

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7.5 x 5.4 x 0.6 inches; 2.97 Ounces

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Everyone 10+

Item model number

34869

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Yes

Item Weight

2.97 ounces

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Date First Available

June 10, 2010

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All hands on deck! Exclusively for Wii, Sid Meier's Pirates is an exciting high-seas adventure that allows junior buccaneers to helm on for 27 fully customizable ships as they descend upon unsuspecting ports of call to amass a motley crew of seafaring bandits. Captains must collect hidden treasure maps, undertake daring missions and courageous rescues, and swiftly hand out pirate-style justice to local braggarts before hearing the wild call of the ocean and setting sail for mind-blowing open sea engagements unlike any other game before on the Wii.

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The swashbuckling adventure of Sid Meier's Pirates! finally comes to players on the Wii. Sid Meier's Pirates! is an action-adventure game that places players in the role of an up-and-coming privateer looking to get rich and make a name for himself in the pirate infested waters of the historical Spanish Maine. Features include a variety of pirate-themed actions including ship customization, mini-games ranging from Sword Fighting and Ship Combat to Dancing and Lock-picking, treasure hunting, ongoing relations with the ladies of the surrounding towns and conflicts with representations of some of the most famous real pirates of the era.

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All hands on deck! Exclusively for Wii, Sid Meier's Pirates! is an exciting high-seas adventure that allows junior buccaneers to helm one of 27 fully customizable ships as they descend upon unsuspecting ports of call to amass a motley crew of seafaring bandits. As a fearless pirate captain players will collect hidden treasure maps, undertake daring missions and courageous rescues and swiftly hand out pirate-style justice to local bragarts at every port. The wild call of the ocean will lure them back to sea where they'll encounter enemy pirates and engage in mind-blowing open sea battles unlike any other game before on Wii.

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Gameplay

Overflowing with intense prate action, Sid Meier's Pirates! for Wii features a treasure chest of gameplay riches, including the traditional mini-games from the classic original game such as Sword Fighting, Ship Combat and Dancing, but also includes two brand-new Wii exclusive mini-games: Bombardment and Lock Picking. In addition, the Wii version offers exclusive character and ship customization options unavailable in previous versions of the game.

Key Game Features

Play classic Pirates! mini-game, plus two all-new Wii mini-games. These include: Dancing, Sword Fighting, Ship Combat, Bombardment (new), Lock Picking (new).
Customize your ship and your pirate like never before. Options include: changing your hair or beard style, collecting clothes and accessories to enhance you appearance, tailoring your ship with a host of unique parts and features.
Take the healm of 27 ships and customize them with assorted ammo, cannons and other upgrades.
Amass a fortune as you dig up buried treasure, plunder enemy ports after bombarding them into submission, and sail the Caribbean selling the goods you've bought and plundered
Win the hearts of the governors' daughters to earn gifts and valuable information.
Challenge and pursue the most the most infamous pirates in history, including Blackbeard, Captain Kidd and Henry Morgan. Beat them and take their place as the greatest pirate of all-time.
Parry and slash your dueling opponents into submission with lightning quick moves onboard ships, in seedy taverns and even in the Governor's mansion.

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4.1 out of 5

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Terry chamness

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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 11, 2019

Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase

This is a tricky game for me to review. There's a lot of pluses so let me start with the good news there's a lot to do in this game basically it starts with a simple story you're a little kid and your family gets captured buy a bunch of pirates and at that moment you swear to yourself that you're going to find each family member and get revenge then the game takes you forward to you being a young adult you first have to choose a country to represent then you start your career as a pirate. You have to make a lot of decisions here. You'll be attacking other countries ships in order to steal gold and other supplies you got to keep your fellow Pirates happy by making sure you spread the wealth to them and keep them well-fed believe me they will eventually let you know if they're not happy. You can follow the main story route but the game does give you the freedom to explore and go about things being a pirate you can stab the country you originally chose in the back, join other countries make other alliances, get promotions even try to romance the the various Governors daughters. You can go treasure hunting and all sorts of things which means this game has a great deal of replay value. Now this game is available for multiple systems and the PC as well so I can only review the game by the one video game Council I have which is the Wii. That brings me to the bad part whoever designed the control structure for the Wii should be ashamed of themselves it is ridiculously difficult to try to control your ship now I understand it's supposed to be made realistic which means if you had any to the wind your ship is not going to sail as fast but my biggest problem is they don't utilize the nunchuck you just use the regular base controller and you control the ship by using the directional control pad which makes no sense since the whole point of the Wii control is to point it at the screen why wouldn't they let you if they didn't want to use the nunchuck with it to let you point at the screen and move your ship along that way? And there's also other problems with the controls on occasion you'll be asked to romance a governor's daughter usually by joining her in a dance again since I only have the Wii system version they put this way it's a pain in the you-know-what you got a flick the control in the direction at precisely the right time to make the move and it's very nitpicky about how to do it and so is the girl just a few misses and she's not going to want to have anything to do with you at that time you can buy a ring or something else on occasion to try to woo her over but it can be awfully expensive and sometimes you need your gold for other more important purposes also the game doesn't seem to let you do it at least from what I've been able to notice for temple I bought a ruby ring for a hundred pieces of gold but he has yet to allow me represent that to any of the daughters. I'm not saying you shouldn't buy this game particularly if you can find it for one of the other systems which hopefully the controls on that or a lot better I would have given this game 5 stars easily if the people who designed it for the Wii had designed the controls in a much better way but the difficult control structure holds the game back a lot luckily I managed to get a perfectly decent copy dirt cheap so if you like Sid Meier you may like a different approach from the other strategy games that Sid Meier has created. You certainly should give this a try but probably on a system for hopefully they designed the controls for the game better.

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Tom S

As fun to play as the original, but not a clone

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 8, 2013

Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase

Got this to play with my son. Played extensively and loved it on the 8-bit Nintendo. We play on the Wii, and I also have a PC version.

The Wii version is harder than the PC version. Differences noted below are in both the Wii and PC versions.

Make no mistake, this is not a remake/carbon copy of the original - it looks different, as expected.

The graphics have been enhanced/updated and are superb.

Game play is quite similar but different enough from the original that if you expect a clone of the original you WILL be disappointed.

A few noticeable differences from original, not a comprehensive list:

The sneak into town is a literal sneak into and walk through where you must evade guards and find the tavern/merchant/governor buildings.
There are now unarmed monasteries where you can visit/trade.
The governor requests to serve him (carry a letter) are much more clunky/harder to complete/refuse.
Attacking town with troops is almost like a modern strategy game where you must choose to commit this portion of your landing party, that way against enemy troop A or B - etc.
Visiting the governor and getting to know his daughter to any benefit REQUIRES that you dance with her (this is the most irksome difference, in my opinion).
Finding treasure from maps is much, much harder.
Sailing with a large fleet can be clunky/difficult. With or without damaged ships, it is possible to run aground and not be able to continue the game because you cannot get off the shore. You have to turn off the game and restart. If you have a saved point, you can go back to that too.

Unintended benefit is that my son is learning quite a bit of geography while playing, as well as elements of ship construction/enhancements and armaments of the period.

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DennyMo

Some changes from the PC game are good, some not so good

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 15, 2011

Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase

I wasted many hours of my life playing both the DOS and Windows versions of this game, this one is "almost" as good. My 7 and 9 year old sons enjoy playing it, so do my wife and I.

Pros
- Sailing, gun battles, and swordfighting controls are smooth and intuitive
- Cannon assaults by sea are more fun than in the original, but I wish there was more variety between battles
- The co-op play is an interesting addition, wish they could have figured out how to add more of it
- Enjoy the ability to customize your costume
- More and more fun options for customizing your ship

Cons
- No land operations in this game. Why was that removed? Assaulting a town by land was one of my favorite activities in the PC versions
- Dancing seems a lot harder to master with the Wii remote than with the keyboard in the Windows version
- Load times seem a lot longer between scenes and screens
- Talking to the bartender is usually a waste of time, his information is mostly useless or just wrong
- Lost the ability to manage your cannons, your ship is assumed to have a full complement of cannons at the start of each battle
- Earlier reviewer lamented the loss of the game book. He's right, the book was great. Most of the information is available in the Pirate-o-Pedia, but harder to find and read in-game like that. I pulled out my old books from the DOS game, and the kids read it while waiting for screen loads.

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Anastasia Beeverhausen

Pirates! Pirates! Pirates!

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 14, 2021

Platform For Display: Nintendo WiiVerified Purchase

The seller was great and the item arrived quickly and as described.

The product, well, anyone who has ever cracked-out on this game for days knows how fun and addictive it is. I can’t for the life of me figure out why there hasn't been a remake at this point.

Sea battles?-check
Voluptuous bar wenches?-check
Enemies screaming and drowning when you mercilessly sink their ship?-check
Fancy dance moves?-check

All-in-all, this is a great game if you still have a system that can run it. Nintendo should absolutely make this downloadable in the store. It’s a classic.

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