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CAPTAIN’S LOG
Press the < to call up the Captain’s Log. Here you will find a map
of your location, detailed objectives, collectibles present and found,
moves you’ve unlocked as well as how many pieces of the Calypso
Parchment you have acquired.
Use the
y
and
z
to scroll between Chapters and the
L
to flip
individual pages.
Calypso Parchment
There are some very special items to collect, one on each stage of
the game, 12 in all. They are pieces of the illustration depicting the
story of Calypso and her tragic love for Davy Jones.
NOTORIETY
To become the most notorious pirate that ever lived, Jack will have
to strike fear and admiration in to the hearts of his enemies and the
general populace of the Caribbean.
You can earn Notoriety in a number of ways: Defeating enemies in
creative ways, using finishing moves, triggering certain events, and
completing side missions.
Every time you earn Notoriety your new score will flash in the
middle of the top part of the screen.
DUELING
At specific points during the game Jack will have to fight other
pirates in a one-on-one duel. These duels have different controls
to the main game itself.
Attacking
Press UP on the
M
to attack high and DOWN to attack low. If you
want to try a lunge press FORWARD (toward your opponent).
To perform a spin attack, press the
A
button when your special
move bar is full.
Defending
Press UP on the
M
to defend a high attack and DOWN to defend a
low one. To Parry their Lunge press BACKWARDS (away from your
opponent). A red indicator on the display next to your opponent
means you’ve been hit and a green one means they’ve missed.
Counter
Every time you successfully defend, your special move bar will begin
to fill up. When it’s full you can look for a chance to counter your
opponent. After successfully defending, press the
X
,
Y
, or
B
button to counter your opponent.
War Of Words
If you both strike at the same time your swords will lock and you’ll
have an opportunity to taunt your opponent. Repeatedly press the
y
and
z
to win this ‘war of words’.