Videogames are not all about solving petty crimes and fighting knights and trolls, sometimes they can also be all cute. LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean is one of these games, and since we received a copy of the PS3 version, we figured it'd be a nice break from this week's other releases to show you some gameplay footage. No first 10 minutes here this time, we thought it would be more interesting to show you various gameplay sequences taken from the 4 movies. As usual, Traveller's Tales did a very good job at caricaturing the famous series of films, and even though not much is new as far as gameplay mechanics go, it is still very effective enough to make the game appealing to fans of the genre.

The demo of LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean was also released yesterday and we figured some might be interested in finding out what Gore Verbinski's trilogy (soon to become a quadrilogy thanks to Rob Marshall) looked like in LEGO style. Note that the game will of course include the four movies. Here are two videos from the demo to start, a third one will follow later today.
Update: One last video added. Beware if you have slow bandwidth.

New screens have been released from LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean. The title is still slated for release next month for DS, PSP PC, Wii, PS3 and Xbox 360.

TT Games and Disney Interactive Studios have just released a new trailer for the upcoming LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean. The game is due for release on Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PC, PSP, DS and now 3DS in May 2011.
Note: Available only in French for the time being.

Here's a new trailer for LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean. The game will be released on Wii, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PSP, PC, DS & 3DS in May.

Disney Interactive Studios and Traveller's Tales have released several fresh screenshots from the PC version of LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean.
Update: 6 screens added.

Disney Interactive Studios has published various Nintendo 3DS screenshots for their LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean.

Disney Interactive Studios and Traveller's Tales have released the first trailer from LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean. Players could take on the roles of more than 70 characters and will have the freedom to explore environments from movie series, in more than 20 levels. The game features two-player cooperative mode and freeplay mode. Developed for PC, Xbox 360, PS3, PSP, Wii and DS, it will be available in May 2011.
Update: 6 screens added.