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The game loosely follows the plot of the fourth and final season of the show, ending with the freeing of William from Xana's control; the gameplay is almost exclusively confined to Lyoko, with the option to switch between characters at will depending on which weapon or ability you want to use. Also, in addition to the four original sectors and Sector 5, there's a new volcanic sector. To be fair, the graphics are impressive for the most part, and the voice acting is entertaining; I especially like the option to switch between English and subtitled French, probably the only opportunity American Code Lyoko fans will ever have to hear the characters' voices as they were originally performed. It's worth pointing out too that the bits with the Skid were fun, although the weapons took some getting used to. from Amazon.com This means that you really should have seen the show before getting the game. On top of this, what little story there is deviates from the show. Don't get me wrong I liked it besides its faults for its great battle mechanics and puzzles in the 3-D portions. So if you just want to fight like a Lyoko Warrior and forget the story then this is your game. from Amazon.com My son enjoyed this game because you get to be different characters in the game play. He said he enjoys watching the Code Lyoko show on TV and now he can enjoy playing and being the different characters. from Amazon.com To be fair, the graphics are impressive for the most part, and the voice acting is entertaining; I especially like the option to switch between English and subtitled French, probably the only from Amazon.com The game loosely follows the plot of the fourth and final season of the show, ending with the freeing of William from Xana's control; the gameplay is almost exclusively confined to Lyoko, with the option to switch between characters at will depending on which weapon or ability you want to use. Also, in addition to the four original sectors and Sector 5, there's a new volcanic sector. To be fair, the graphics are impressive for the most part, and the voice acting is entertaining; I especially like the option to switch between English and subtitled French, probably the only opportunity American Code Lyoko fans will ever have to hear the characters' voices as they were originally performed. It's worth pointing out too that the bits with the Skid were fun, although the weapons took some getting used to. from Amazon.com My son enjoyed this game because you get to be different characters in the game play. He said he enjoys watching the Code Lyoko show on TV and now he can enjoy playing and being the different characters. from Amazon.com This means that you really should have seen the show before getting the game. On top of this, what little story there is deviates from the show. Don't get me wrong I liked it besides its faults for its great battle mechanics and puzzles in the 3-D portions. So if you just want to fight like a Lyoko Warrior and forget the story then this is your game. from Amazon.com

Released	over 2 years ago
ESRB Rating	E10 - (Everyone 10+)
Genre	Role-Playing
Publisher	Game Factory
Audio Support	Dolby ProLogic II (PLII)
Control Elements	Gamepad Joystick
ESRB Descriptor	Mild Fantasy Violence
MPN	00165
Max. Number of Players	1
Release Date	14 November, 2007
UPC	855433001656

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