Fri, May 13, 2011 | 05:32 BST

LEGO Pirates uses music from axed Armada of the Damned

Where do video games go when they die? According to Disney Interactive, they get reborn, sort of, inside other, more popular games.

Pirates of the Caribbean: Armada of the Damed

This is the case for Pirates of the Caribbean: Armada of the Damned, anyway. The game was axed by Disney late last year, immediately prior to the closing of Propaganda Games.

It looks like all of the studio’s work wasn’t for naught, however, as John Vignocchi (Disney Interactive Studios development director) has tweeted, all of the music from Armada of the Damned has now popped up, along 15 tunes from the films, in the soundtrack to LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean.

So it’s not quite the Pirates game we were expecting, the blocky interpretation falling somewhat short of the action-RPG Armada was shaping up to be, but at least the game’s found a new life – of sorts – rather than being condemned to Davy Jones’ Locker.

Keep an ear out, and you can hear D’toid‘s cries of glee throughout the game, too!

3 comments

#1

SplatteredHouse
13/05/11, 10:38 am

Everything’s just dandy then, since Disney at least repurposed the music, after expending a brainfart of such proportion to have canceled Armada in the first place.

http://www.gamasutra.com/view/news/34596/Disney_Interactive_Posts_Significant_Losses_For_Second_Quarter.php
hmm. Keep making those great decisions.

#2

Lutz
13/05/11, 12:36 pm

Absolute cock munchers for cancelling Armada of the Damned in the first place. That game sounded like it had real promise.

IDIOTS.

#3

NeoSquall
13/05/11, 2:36 pm

The man who decided to axe Armada of the Damned should be crucified in the Disney Interactive’s mass hall for his sins.

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