Pirate Yakuza In Hawaii: All Photo Rally Locations In Madlantis

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The third and final Photo Rally stamp book in is located in Madlantis, the pirate haven where the majority of its mini-games take place. Although Majima can't even access it initially (you'll have to increase your pirate level and upgrade your ship before you're allowed in), it quickly becomes a pivotal setting, appearing in several main story missions, including the ending of . For this particular mini-game, though, you won't be engaging in any of that: instead, your focus is on taking pictures of certain locations.

Madlantis has the second-shortest Photo Rally stamp book, surpassing Rich Island's Photo Rally with just 15 locations (which is nothing compared to Honolulu's 75 Photo Rally spots). However, some spots are difficult to find, especially given the barebones clues the Alo-Happy team provides. To stop you from aimlessly wandering around Madlantis and constantly getting into fights with rival pirates, these are all the Photo Rally spots you'll find around Madlantis.

There are really only a couple of locations this clue could describe, but in case you're not sure, it's referring to the Dunghill. This is the closest bar to the dock where the Goromaru is anchored, so it's easy to access as soon as you arrive.

Fan-favorite Goro Majima stars in Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, a thoroughly fun and unflinchingly self-indulgent romp that sometimes loses direction.

Walk to the northeast part of the island, and stand in front of the Bang Bang Batting Center, looking towards Dunghill. Take a photo of the giant anchor inside the raised, roped-off area (and maybe some of the revelers around it while you're there).

Now go into Dunghill and walk up to the bar. You need to take a picture of the tiny ship's wheel leaning against a column on the left side of the bar, just below the Pirate's Coliseum ranking board.

You may have already figured this one out, but you'll just need to take a photo of the Dunghill sign. Stand outside the bar at a short distance, far enough to see the