The player plays a pirate on a ship whose goal is to collect as many coins in order to reach the secret island.
This arcade game uses a boat steering to control the ship. Each of the three levels have a number of coins to collect to gain access to the island. Coins can be found either above water, either in treasure chests, but the task to collect them won’t be easy as the player skills are required in order to avoid landscapes, boats, sharks, octopuses and various obstacles that come along the way.
At the end of the levels, if the coins collected are enough, it will turn out into a key, opening access to the secret cave island, where the player can choose up to three chests; one of them containing the treasure, while the two others grant the right to restart all again.
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Local Chuck E Cheese ain't got it no more. Loved it when I was growing up.
My mom used to play the hell outta this at Chuck E. Cheese
Thanks for sharing this gameplay! I haven't played this since I was very young at Chuck E Cheese. Really cool to see the game in full again.
Pirate Ship is a redemption arcade game developed and published by Konami in 1995.
This game should have been on the Super Nintendo
It was the easiest game to play at Chuck E Cheese's
Never played Pirate Ship game before as a little girl but I seen it at Chuck E. Cheese in Torrance on Prairie Ave.
The ticket version can boost up the winning of 10x!
My childhood
Boy do i remember this from chucky e cheeses
Will this work on retroarch with an analog stick? I’ve been feeling nostalgic for this game lately
Loved this game as kid
Oh man I loved playing this so much long ago.
Absolutely love this game I own two copies of the original arcade. This was the first game that I ever dumped out on the world. And I'm so glad it's out there. How do you guys do it with the controllers? I'm curious
This was my favorite arcade game growing up? Do you mind if I ask how are you playing it today? Is it possible to purchase? Thank you!
Thank's for sharing this video!
I used to play this game when I was 7 or 8 and I'm almost 31 now 😅. Reminiscing my childhood memories.
As cool as it is that this game is now playable through emulation, it just isn't the same without the giant ship wheel that the arcade cabinet had.
I've of this game
This game was dope.
Hey, could you tell me how you configured the controls for this game? I've been trying to get this game to work on MAME forever and I always end up with pretty unresponsive controls.
how to emule this Game on Android?