Sid Meier's Pirates review (PSP)Sid Meier's games don't need huge 3D environments and of all his games, Pirates is the most episodic, so you'd be right to have high hopes of this conversion of the PC and Xbox game. It promises to include some of the elements lost from the Xbox conversion and include larger multiplayer maps, as well as tweaked gameplay to suit the PSP. Given how addictive the simplicity of gameplay was on the original, we can expect a thoroughly engaging PSP game that should actually suit the format perfectly. Find out whether all our assumptions and hopes for the conversion were realised in our complete review. Click here to read it now! 
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