http://www.gamesradar.com/ps2/one-piece-pirates-carnival/g-20060410154611479039 en http://www.gamesradar.com/ps2/one-piece-pirates-carnival/review/one-piece-pirates-carnival/a-2006092818232343094/g-20060410154611479039 Mario Party practically invented the party game, a sort of video board game where winning relied almost as much on luck as actual skill. Love it or hate it, the thing sold gangbusters, inspiring a legion of clones often based on kiddy anime licences. One Piece: Pirates' Carnival is the latest of these, featuring the lovable and wacky cast of Shonen Jump's famous "One Piece" manga / anime. But unlike most of its peers, Pirates' Carnival does enough stuff right to actually make it worth a play or ...<br/> review Sep 28, 2006 http://www.gamesradar.com/ps2/one-piece-pirates-carnival/screenshots/g-20060410154611479039 screenshot Sep 20, 2006 http://www.gamesradar.com/ps2/one-piece-pirates-carnival/videos/g-20060410154611479039/v-200701400000000000001058 Take one whacked-out anime series, add in a pirates' chest of minigames and mix well. Pour onto an Othello board. video Aug 25, 2006 http://www.gamesradar.com/ps2/one-piece-pirates-carnival/preview/one-piece-pirates-carnival/a-2006041016423139024/g-20060410154611479039 One Piece must be a charmed series. Most anime-based games rely so heavily on their source material to make them interesting that anyone who doesn't, say, fall asleep clutching a life-size Inuyasha pillow will be clawing their eyes out within moments. Not so with last year's fun fighter One Piece Grand Battle, and the same is holding true with Pirates' Carnival. Its screwed up cast and simple minigames should appeal to just about anyone who can stand the idea of sitting down in front of a ...<br/> preview Apr 10, 2006