metacritic.com: Code Lyoko: Fall of X.A.N.A. (Nintendo DS)

Code Lyoko: Fall of X.A.N.A. (Nintendo DS)

A brand-new tale, based on the fourth season of the show, unfolds as William is being held captive somewhere on Lyoko by the evil virus X.A.N.A. Gamers follow our heroes on a quest to destroy X.A.N.A. Their final challenge is to defeat the mysterious and dangerous Volcano Replika containing the very core of X.A.N.A.: a crater containing a number of towers one of which holds William...Control with your stylus fully-customizable characters with upgradeable attacks, Powers, Functions and virtual Items (Firewalls, Viruses, Bugs, programs...) Fight your way through the Digital Sea and battle more enemies using subterranean vehicles ( Navskids). Battle against your friends in 4 different multiplayer modes : normal, handicap, bet & challenge. Play with the four Lyoko warriors and experience a Unique Real Time turn base Interactive battle system. Defeat X.A.N.A's minions in 100 different Battle Arenas. Enjoy Newly-designed heroes in Super-Deformed style. [The Game Factory]

The Game Factory
Action, Adventure
Players: 2
E (Everyone)
Developer: The Game Factory
Released June 17, 2008

Overall Metascore

This is a weighted, normalized average of all individual scores given by critics, on a scale of 0 (worst) to 100 (best).

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Critic Reviews

66	Cheat Code Central A game that fans of the series will appreciate simply because it allows them to play though the final season of their favorite TV show. But if you are looking for an exhilarating game to accompany the style and the story, you will be very disappointed.
55	IGN Its biggest problem is the fact that it's very inaccessible to anyone that hasn't been following the show passionately. Those huge fans of the show will know what is going on, and will find a slightly clunky, but perfectly workable RPG that doesn’t do near as much with its source material as it ought to.
40	Gamervision The story is a snoozer, and without previous exposure to the characters and their world, it won’t make much sense. It’s also short, ugly, boring, tedious and unbalanced, and offers nothing new or innovative to the genre.

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