Pirate Crew
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Pirate Crew (ボート?, Boat) is the 4th Two-Player Endless Game in Rhythm Heaven Fever, unlocked with 6 Duo Medals.
Gameplay
The player controls a crew member on a pirate ship to transport pigs across islands. Pirate Captain Jackie yells 3 different things to order how to row the ship:
Everybody row! (まっすぐすすめ!?, Massugu susume!) orders everybody to row on every beat.
Okay, right turn! (右にまがれ!?, Migi ni magare!) orders everyone on the left side to row every half a beat while those on the right side row normally.
And left turn! (左にまがれ!?, Hidari ni magare!) orders everyone on the right side to row every half a beat while those on the left side row normally.
Upon starting a voyage, the ship is loaded with anywhere between 1 and 6 pigs. Upon reaching the next island, the pigs are unloaded, with the player receiving 50 points per remaining pig.
Controls
- Ⓐ: Row
Timing Display
- Perfect!/Ace!?: The crew members row smoothly. A burst of energy radiates from the crew member if the timing is perfect; if both players row perfectly, they shout "Yeah!". Up to 10 points are earned per player depending on how close to perfect the timing is.
- Early!/Late!?: The crew member rows a little roughly, making the oar turn red.
- Miss...?: The crew member rows too roughly, or doesn't row at all. This causes the oar to collide with the others, rocking the boat, causing a pig to fall into the water. If all pigs fall off, the boat explodes as Pirate Captain Jackie is enraged, and the game is over.
Appearances
Video
Trivia
- Inputting the code word AFLOAT in Police Call gives the player a tip about there being a code word in this game (the word is GOLFHERO: after a few voyages, the docks which appear when the boat reaches an island appear with a letter on them, spelling out the code word). The code word can be put into Police Call for an easter egg.
In Other Languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
---|---|---|
Japanese | ボート | Boat |
EnglishNOA | Pirate Crew | |
EnglishNOE | Pirate Crew | |
French | Rameurs | Rowers |
Spanish | Barco pirata | Pirate ship |
German | Ruderer an Deck | Rowers on Deck |
Italian | Nave pirata | Pirate ship |
Dutch | Pirate Crew[1] | |
Portuguese | Pirate Crew[2] | |
Korean | 보트 | Boat |
References
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