Disney Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead man's chest User manual

PROJECT: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest - PSP - Manual
DATE: 05.16.06
JOB#: 320128
ROUND: 6
CLIENT: BVG
AGENCY CONTACT: Amy Bennett
PROJECT: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest - PSP - Manual
DATE: 05.16.06
JOB#: 320128
ROUND: 6
CLIENT: BVG
AGENCY CONTACT: Amy Bennett
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PROJECT: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest - PSP - Manual
DATE: 05.16.06
JOB#: 320128
ROUND: 6
CLIENT: BVG
AGENCY CONTACT: Amy Bennett
PROJECT: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest - PSP - Manual
DATE: 05.16.06
JOB#: 320128
ROUND: 6
CLIENT: BVG
AGENCY CONTACT: Amy Bennett
CONTENTS
Getting Started ...........................................................................2
Starting Up ...................................................................................3
Controlling Jack Sparrow .........................................................3
Introduction ................................................................................4
Playing the Game .......................................................................4
Pirate Actions .............................................................................6
Pirate Combat .............................................................................7
Health ...........................................................................................7
Notoriety .....................................................................................7
Sword Upgrades ..........................................................................8
Treasure .......................................................................................8
Saving & Loading ........................................................................8
Allies .............................................................................................9
Enemies ........................................................................................9
Ship Battle (Multiplayer)
Heads Up Display ...................................................................... 10
Ship Battle Controls ................................................................. 12
Starting a Game ........................................................................ 12
Ship Classes ............................................................................... 15
Mystic Power-Ups of the Caribbean ..................................... 17
Treasure Pick-Ups .................................................................... 17
Boarding Enemy Ships ............................................................. 18
Game Sharing ............................................................................ 18
Support ......................................................................................20
ULUS 10111
• When operating the unit, play in a well-lit room and keep a safe distance from the
screen. • Avoid prolonged use of the system. Take a break of about 15 minutes during
every hour of play. • Do not use the system when you are tired or short of sleep. • When
using headphones, do not turn the volume up before putting the headphones on. Also, do
not listen at loud volume levels for extended periods of time. Stop using the system
immediately if you experience any of the following symptoms. If the condition persists,
consult a doctor. • Lightheadedness, nausea, or a sensation similar to motion sickness.
• Discomfort or pain in the eyes, ears, hands, arms, or any other part of the body.
For safe use of this product, carefully read the following section of this manual and the
Precautions section of the instruction manual supplied with the PSP (PlayStation®Portable)
entertainment system before use. Retain both this software manual and the instruction
manual for future reference.
Health precautions
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Ejecting the disc
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side until it clicks into place. If the disc is not stored
properly, this may result in damage to the disc.
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Set up your PSP™ (PlayStation®Portable) system according to the
instructions in the manual supplied with the system. Turn the system
on. The power indicator lights up in green and the home menu is
displayed. Press the OPEN latch to open the disc cover. INSERT
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest disc with the label facing
away from the system, slide until fully inserted and close the disc
cover. From the PSP™ system’s home menu, select the Game icon
and then the UMD icon.
A thumbnail for the software is displayed. Select the thumbnail and
press the X button of the PSP™ to start the software. Follow the
on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for information on
using the software.
NOTICE: Do not eject a UMD™ while it is playing.
Memory Stick Duo™
Warning! Keep Memory Stick Duo™ media out of reach of small children, as
t
he media could be swallowed by accident.
To save game settings and progress, insert a Memory Stick Duo™
into the memory stick slot of your PSP™. You can load saved game
data from the same memory stick or any Memory Stick Duo™
containing previously saved games.
POWER
indicator
buttons
R buttonLCD screenL button
Directional
buttons
MEMORY
STICK
DUO™
access
indicator
WLAN
access
indicator
Analog stick
Strap holder
Left speaker
HOME button
Volume HOLD
indicator
Right speaker
START button
SELECT button
Sound button
Display button
Right side view PSP™ (PlayStation®Portable) system configuration
Front view
Disc cover DC OUT connectors
USB
connector
IR port OPEN latch
POWER/HOLD switch
buttons
CONTROLLING JACK SPARROW
BASIC CONTROLS
Move Character .....Analog Stick
Jump .....
Strength Attack .....
Speed Attack .....
Taunt/Stun/Swing Pump .....
Use Alternate Weapon .....
Power Moves 1,2,3 .....
Rotate Camera .....
Pause/Status Screen .....Start
Quit Game to PSP Menu .....Home
MAIN MENU
Move the Analog Stick Up or Down to select an option in the Main Menu.
Press the button to select and confirm choice. Press the button
to go back to previous menu.
Set up your PSP™ (PlayStation®Portable) system according to the
instructions in the manual supplied with the system. Turn the system
on. The power indicator lights up in green and the home menu is
displayed. Press the OPEN latch to open the disc cover. INSERT
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest disc with the label facing
away from the system, slide until fully inserted and close the disc
cover. From the PSP™ system’s home menu, select the Game icon
and then the UMD icon.
A thumbnail for the software is displayed. Select the thumbnail and
press the X button of the PSP™ to start the software. Follow the
on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for information on
using the software.
NOTICE: Do not eject a UMD™ while it is playing.
Memory Stick Duo™
Warning! Keep Memory Stick Duo™ media out of reach of small children, as
the media could be swallowed by accident.
To save game settings and progress, insert a Memory Stick Duo™
into the memory stick slot of your PSP™. You can load saved game
data from the same memory stick or any Memory Stick Duo™
containing previously saved games.
POWER
indicator
buttons
R buttonLCD screenL button
Directional
buttons
MEMORY
STICK
DUO™
access
indicator
WLAN
access
indicator
Analog stick
Strap holder
Left speaker
HOME button
Volume HOLD
indicator
Right speaker
START button
SELECT button
Sound button
Display button
Right side view PSP™ (PlayStation®Portable) system configuration
Front view
Disc cover DC OUT connectors
USB
connector
IR port OPEN latch
POWER/HOLD switch
buttons
STARTING UP
GETTING STARTED

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BASIC PIRATE MOVES
Running Move Analog Stick in the direction you would
like Jack to run.
Climbing Jack will automatically grab onto any ledge he
encounters by running into it.
Jumping Move Jack in desired direction with the Analog
Stick and press the button.
Ledge Shimmy When Jack jumps towards a ledge, he will catch
the edge and hang. Press the Analog Stick Left
or Right and Jack will move Left or Right.
Climb / Pull up Press the button to grab onto a rope. When
hanging from a ledge, press the Analog Stick Up
to pull yourself up. To climb up a rope, press
the Analog Stick Up.
Drop Down To drop off of a ledge or slide down a rope,
press the Analog Stick Down.
MISSION SELECT SCREEN
In-between the story missions and treasure missions, you will see this 2D
menu screen (shown below). The menu displays when levels are locked,
unlocked, or completed.
1. Treasure Arena Locked 4. Mission Locked
2. Treasure Arena Unlocked 5. Mission Unlocked
3. Treasure Arena Complete 6. Mission Complete
STATUS SCREEN
During the course of the game you will be able to access the status
screen. To access the game status screen, press the START button. The
status screen will track all pertinent game play information over the
course of the game.
INTRODUCTION
Welcome 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. Time is running out.
Armed with his trusty sword, Jack must fi nd a way out of his debt or
else be doomed to eternal damnation and servitude in the afterlife.
PLAYING THE GAME (aka: Being a Pirate)
First create a profi le. After entering a name, press the button. Select
the diffi culty (Easy, Medium or Hard) and press the button again. Your
adventure on the high seas begins.
If you have previously created a profi le, select LOAD GAME and press
the button. Select the profi le you would like to load and press the
button again.
Game Interface
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3
Health Displays current health.
Power Move bars These bars show which power moves
are available.
Notoriety Score Displays notoriety earned.
Inventory Items Displays available inventory.
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DATE: 05.16.06
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PIRATE COMBAT
The key to Pirate Combat is paying attention to your enemies. Use the
different attacks and watch how your opponents react to get the best effect.
Speed Attack This standard sword fencing attack is used to
“soften” up most enemies.
Strength Attack This move takes longer to perform, but can be
more damaging to an enemy.
Stun Use of this move will stun the enemy briefly,
taking him out of combat, allowing you a
chance to attack with a strength move [ ] or
a speed move [ ].
Alternate Weapons Items such as pistols, throwing knives, and
hatchets can be used by pressing the button.
Pick up an item by moving over it.
Block (Hold ) When the enemies dodge an attack, they will
jump out of the way and counter-attack. You must
watch for this move and hold the button to
block the attack.
HEALTH
If Jack’s health starts dropping, find some grog. If the health bar reaches
zero, Jack will perish. He will respawn at an earlier part of the level.
NOTORIETY
Notoriety points define exactly how notorious Jack Sparrow has become.
For every enemy eliminated, he will score notoriety points. The type of
enemy and the way in which Jack eliminates him will determine the |
points earned.
Sword fighting is the easiest and earns the lowest notoriety points in the
game. When alternate weapons are used, a greater amount of points are
earned. For example, if Jack is clever enough to drop a chandelier on an
enemy, he will earn even more points.
Jack will receive a new pirate notoriety title as his notoriety increases.
This title will be displayed on the game status screen next to the current
notoriety score.
PIRATE ACTIONS
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. When Jack is in the right proximity, the torches will light up.
Press the button and Jack will perform the appropriate action.
Torches, Powder Kegs and Cannon Balls are
examples of items that Jack will need to
manipulate during his adventure.
Jack will also encounter various puzzles
that require all of his wits and appropriate
Pirate Action.
MOUNTING ROPES
The Skull and Torches will indicate where Jack will be able to use
the handy ropes in the game.
Vertical Ropes Press the button to do a back flip off
the rope. Move Jack Up or Down with the
Analog Stick.
Rope Slide Some ropes are tied across chasms or places
too wide to jump across. Press the button
and Jack will zip down or across the rope with
the blade of his trusty sword.
ROPE SWINGING
Some Vertical Ropes hang out of Jack’s reach and he must run and reach
for them. When he reaches a rope, he will grab on and start swinging.
Press the Action Button [ ] to pump and swing higher. Press Jump [ ]
to fly to a landing surface or another rope.
Try it out. It’s fun to act like a Pirate.

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SWORD UPGRADES
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.
Power Move 2 Jack earns his second power move in the game
and a second power bar appears on the game
play HUD.
Power Move 3 Jack earns his third and final power move in
the game. A third power move bar appears on
the game HUD.
A Health Bonus and Double Notoriety are the next upgrades Jack will
receive once all Power Moves have been acheived.
TREASURE
TREASURE ARENAS
Treasure levels are re-playable battle arenas that are unlocked
by completing certain Story Missions and collecting Treasure
Map Pieces. This is a great place to earn Power Moves, Sword
Upgrades, more Notoriety, and Kraken Statue Pieces.
KRAKEN STATUE PIECES
These Mystic items are collected by defeating the final wave of enemies in
a Treasure Arena. Collecting them all is the only way to unlock the Final
Battle. Once unlocked, the Treasure Arenas are available at any time by
selecting their icon from a map accessible from the main menu.
SAVING & LOADING
You will be given the option to save at the end of each level. You may
turn off the unit at any time and the game will be held in a pause state
until turned on again.
ALLIES
Folks you’ll likely bump into on your adventure.
Will Turner Elizabeth Swann
Norrington
ENEMIES
These guys will have their swords drawn. It’s time to fight!
Pirates
Prison Guards
Pirates
Skeletons
Cannibals
Davy Jones’
Crew
Zombies

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BATTLE TYPES
Last Man Standing
• The last ship that remains afloat at the end of the round wins the round.
• The ship with the most wins after the final round, is called the winner.
• However, the first player sunk in a game with 3 or 4 players can choose
to commandeer the Flying Dutchman for a fee. (See Section: Curse of the
Flying Dutchman)
Timed Match
• The player who scores the most Gold points during a round wins that round.
• The Winner of the match is the player with the most round wins.
• Rounds will last for an established amount of time, set by the game
originator before the game is started.
• Round times can be set from 2 to 10 minutes in 2-minute increments.
• Ships will re-spawn once sunk and can re-engage in the battle.
Deathmatch
• The player with the most rounds wins the match.
• The player setting up the match will determine how many kills are
necessary to end rounds and matches.
• Ships will re-spawn once sunk and can re-engage in the battle.
Plunder The Flag!
• This is a team game where you attempt to capture the opposing team’s
flag and deliver it to their base a set number of times.
• The team with the most round wins after the last round is played wins
the match.
• Before each match begins, the Game Originator determines the number
of flags to be captured in each round and the number of rounds per match.
• This game is played with 4 players, 2 on the Red Team and 2 on the
Green Team. If there are not enough live players, AI players will fill in
the slots.
• The players can choose which team they are on by choosing a flag color.
• Ships will re-spawn once sunk and can re-engage in the battle.
SHIP BATTLE (Multiplayer)
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest Multiplayer is a 2 to 4 player
ship combat game where you choose one of five distinctive ships to face
off in a variety of ship-to-ship cannon battles.
HEADS-UP DISPLAY (HUD)
Treasure This is an updated account of the Gold points in
your hold.
Kills This is an updated account of your Kills during the
current round.
Mini Map A chart of the area with an arrow representing the
ship’s location and orientation.
Pick-Up Icon Shows the current pick-up(s) acquired. If the pick-
up is activated, the icon will have a super imposed
timer above it.
Cannons Loading Bar Shows the status of the ship’s port and starboard
cannon banks. It shows how many of the bank’s
cannons have been loaded by a number located to
the side of the bar.
Shot Type Selector Shows which of the 3 shots the ship currently has
loaded. The Shot Types will be highlighted when
the ship is in range of its enemies.
Special Ability Bar If the ship type has an ability that requires a cool
down timer or loading bar, it is shown above the
Shot Type Selector.

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JOIN BATTLE SCREEN
Battles available to join. Toggle through
the list with the Directional Buttons
and press the button to make your
selection. Press the ∆button to Go Back
to the Multiplayer Game Main Menu.
BATTLE CREATION (Lobby Screen)
The Battle Creation screen is where you
can choose your ship’s class and sail
color while waiting for the Battle Creator
to set the options and start match.
Choose Ship Options:
Ship Sail Color Select a sail color for ship.
Ship Class Choose from one of the available ship types.
Battle Creation Options (Battle Creator only)
Multiplayer Game Type Choose from 4 game types (Deathmatch, Last
Man Standing, Timed Match, Plunder the Flag).
Game Option (Kills/Time) Adjust a game option when applicable.
Rounds Select number or rounds in the match.
AI Pirates Choose number of AI controlled ships.
Difficulty Select the difficulty level for the AI opponents.
Map Choose which map will be used for the match.
Battle Summary Screen
The Battle Summary screen shows the
match results, the statistical summary of
the last round of battle, your current rank-
ing in the challenge and the booty acquired
during the round. Press the button to
continue to the Ship Upgrade Screen.
Ship Upgrade Screen
This screen will show: all of the upgrade
sections you have available to you, how
much pirate gold you have spent against
each upgrade, and an Auto Upgrade
Option. Auto Upgrade will give your
ship the most balanced upgrade.
\ SHIP BATTLE CONTROLS
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 .....
Previous Cannon Shot .....
Quit Game to PSP VSH ..... START
STARTING A GAME
When starting a new game, go to the profile creation screen and create
a profile for the game.
If you have previously created a profile, select LOAD PROFILE and press
the button. Select the profile you would like to load and press the
button again.
MENU OPTIONS
Use the Up and Down buttons to move
through the options. Press the button
to make selection. Press the button
to go back to the Profile Select screen.
Create Battle Start a new Battle and move to the Battle
Creation/Lobby Screen.
Join Battle See the available Battles and move to the Join
Battle Screen.
View Stats View the player’s multiplayer statistics.
View Controls View the game controls and move to the
Tutorial Screen.
Start Game Sharing Start the game sharing process.

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SHIP CLASSES
There are five ship classes you may choose from to use in battle. Over the
course of the game, you will be able to upgrade each of these ships along
its own special upgrade path.
SLOOP Sloops are small ships that have excellent speed
and turning radius. They hold the smallest number
of cannons and crew compared to other ships, but
what they lack in power, they make up for in their
ability to dart around larger ships.
Special Ability: Forward Firing Cannons –
Press the button to fire the 4 Forward Cannons.
BRIGANTINE The Brigantine is a slightly larger ship than the
Sloop and holds a little more crew and more
cannons. Its starting speed and turning radius is a
little slower than the Sloop. With greater cannon
range to start, it can maintain speed and keep a
safe distance between larger ships.
Special Ability: Double Shot – Once all the
cannons are loaded, press the button to
initiate the double packing of cannons. As the
cannon status bar fills, you can fire the cannons
while the guns are double packing.
FLUYT The Fluyt is a good middle balanced ship, with a
respectable maximum crew size and a good number
of cannons in her hold. The starting range of the
cannons is a little low. However, she makes up for
it in accuracy and a good starting armor value to
protect against damage from other ships.
Special Ability: Water Mines – Press the
button to drop a floating powder keg. If any ship
collides with one of these floating mines, the keg
will explode, causing damage to a ship’s hull.
FRIGATE The Frigate is a larger ship. What it lacks in speed, it
makes up for in firepower. Over the course of ship
upgrades between rounds, this ship can become very
powerful and dominate the seas. With a larger crew
to handle the cannons, she can cause some serious
damage to those who do not respect her might.
Special Ability: Hard Tack – Press the button
to activate Hard Tack and for a short time this
ship will have better turning ability. The Frigate
will be able to turn faster and sharper than a
Sloop! This ability needs to charge up before it
can be used again.
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.
Sea Dogs Increases the cannon reload rate.
Shipwrights Increases the ship’s repair rate.
Surgeons Increases the speed wounded crew gets
back to their post.
VIEW STATS SCREEN
The Stats screen shows your success rate and ranking over the course
of the various multiplayer matches you have fought.
Multiplayer Statistics
Rounds Played Total multiplayer rounds played.
Rounds Won Total multiplayer rounds won.
Enemies Sunk Total enemies sunk in multiplayer matches.
Ships Lost Total ships lost in multiplayer matches.
Boarding Wins Total times the Pirate Captain has won a
Ship Boarding.\
Pirate Ranking Table
Lists the top 10 players by PSP system nicknames and the multiplayer
Round Win Percentage.
Displaying the Ship Status
You may wish to know the specific status of the each of your enemies.
Press the SELECT button to toggle the enemy ship status on and off.

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MYSTIC POWER-UPS of The Caribbean
Scattered around the map will be several mystical power-ups that you can
use one at a time. Each of these power-ups has a special “magical” quality
that enhances the players’ combat experience. To retrieve a power-up,
just run your ship over it. To trigger it, press the button. Each lasts for
a set period of time.
Golden Cannons Repair Hull Repair Sails
Breath of Poseidon Veil of Invisibility Ship Ramming
Summon Kraken Summon Tornado Triton’s Trident
TREASURE PICK-UPS
During the course of each battle round, you will find treasure chests
floating in the water throughout the map. To pick up the treasure, steer
your ship over it.
SPECIAL TREASURES
A special treasure might be hiding in chests found in each round. It will
not be awarded until the end of the round.
Diamond of Maricaibo If held until the end of the round, it is worth
2500 gold points. Be careful because it could
be lost if your ship is sunk, you lose a boarding
game, you get rocked by a massive cannon
volley, or you are violently rammed by a ship
with ramming power.
The Black Spot
This tainted item is bad luck to pirates. If your
ship has the Black Spot in its hold at the end
of the round, half of the gold you have earned
will be lost.
Double Luck If you end the round with both unique
treasures in your hold, you get “Double Luck”,
which means you just scored double the
amount of gold in the round!
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.
Special Ability: Burst of Speed – Press the
button to activate Speed Boost. A Speed
Boost bar is always filling up and this ability
can be used at any time.
THE BLACK PEARL (Bonus Ship)
This special ship can be used when the Pirates
of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest adventure
has been 100% completed. It is worth it! It
packs more firepower than your standard ship
and its starting stats and maximum upgrades
are higher than the rest of the fleet.
Special Ability: Hide – Press the button
to activate the hide ability and for a short time
this ship will vanish before the eyes of your
enemies. This ability will need to charge up
before it can be used again.
THE CURSE OF THE FLYING DUTCHMAN
When you are the first or second person to be sunk in a last man
standing battle, you will be given the chance
to resurrect briefly in the game as the
Flying Dutchman.
THE FLYING DUTCHMAN
is a unique ship that a player can use when
playing the Last Man Standing mode. This
mystical ship has exceptional Hull Armor,
32 Cannons and its crew and sails are immune to damage.
However, in order to resurrect in the game and sail the Flying Dutchman,
you have to give up a portion of your earnings from that battle. The cost
of resurrection depends on how much time you want to buy. As a pirate,
you always risk the possibility of great reward.
In a 3-player game Only the first person to be sunk will have the
option to return as the Flying Dutchman.
In a 2-player game There is no option to return as the
Flying Dutchman.