Once in a while, the game entices you to perform a few "Jackanisms," where the Wii coaches you to perform a series of maneuvers to replicate the bizarre behavior made popular by Johnny Depp in the movies. You move the "Wii-mote" from side to side, up or down and stab directly at your TV to create a number of combos that slice and dice your opponents. However, the fun of "Pirates of the Caribbean" is running from sword fight to sword fight. The character graphics are not that impressive on the Wii, and it can be difficult to switch your weapons while in the midst of a fight with a small army of surly sailors.
The game moves pretty quickly through the story, too. The game's storylines borrow directly from the movies, making it pretty easy to keep up with the plot.
You alternate between playing a third-person version of Captain Jack Sparrow, Will Turner or Elizabeth Swann. That's the biggest selling point of this video game, a tie-in designed to capitalize on the movie "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End."
My arm hurts from sword fighting with my "Wii-mote." "PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: AT WORLD'S END," by Disney Interactive, for the Nintendo Wii, Rated T for Teen, $49.99
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