Code Lyoko: Quest for Infinity - Nintendo Wii

I really enjoyed this game. The graphics are amazing and is very fun to play. The game may seem hard to play at first, but it becomes so simple to play this game. In this game, the player controls the four Lyoko warriors through different levels of the game that includes puzzles to solve, monsters and bosses to fight, and levels that can be revisited. The game is very fun to play, but has a small glitch that causes a small problem that affects a part of the game but does not occur in the rest of the game. Even with the small glitch, the game is amazing to play. My suggestion is to review the game before purchase because the gameplay may be somewhat difficult and has that one small glitch, but is still an excellent game to play and I highly recommend it to most age groups or any fan of the hit show,"Code Lyoko".

A great game for fans of the show. The missions inside the Lyoko sectors are very well designed and actually feel as if they were ripped off of the cartoon itself. The enemies and bosses are varied and fun to fight. My only gripe with it are the navskid sections that quickly get repetitive and frustrating, tough these sections are usually very short so they don't detract much from the game. The controls on the Wii are good and responsive.

Got this game because I loved the show, but it definitely lacked a lot. I feel that the creators of the game didn't put a lot of effort into making this game. No offense to anyone who created the game, but it feels like it was rushed out the door before it was tested properly. The game lags a lot. It lag all of the time. It's the first wii game to ever lag. I actually think the DS game was before than this one. Now that's a shame.

I am not a video gamer; however, my husband makes them for a living and our kids are all into them. They are also into Code Lyoko. Everyone was excited when I bought this for the family. My 6 yo twins cannot really play the game. It's too hard for them, but I assumed it would be. My 8 yo and husband have played it quite a bit. It took my 8 yo a while to figure it out, and she still gets stuck sometimes, but dad will help bail her out. I'm surprised how much he has played it. Even though it means I have to see more Code Lyoko, I'm glad I bought it for them. We have definitely got our monies worth!

Everything about this game gives me the impression that it was rushed out the door without being tested thoroughly, and that's just sad. Even the DS game was better than this.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 competent for the most part, if a little vanilla, 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 in the Digital Sea were fun, although the weapons took some getting used to. But everything else about this game just seems horribly broken to me.For one thing, every time I played a level on the new volcanic sector, the graphics started to lag and everything suddenly turned maddeningly slow and jerky. For another, the characters' weapons are completely unbalanced; of the four, only Odd has a ranged weapon that can be fired while running--Aelita has to completely freeze every time she fires, and Yumi and Ulrich's weapons are so ridiculously short-ranged that you almost have to be right on top of the enemies before they start to take any damage--so you'll probably end up using Odd almost exclusively. (Incidentally, why does Ulrich start off only using one saber when you can see two hilts on his back?) The health stations and checkpoints are scattered throughout the levels more or less at random, and Aelita's connect-the-dots block building and Odd's Metroid-style wall jumping take entirely too much getting used to. Add in the fact that there's no camera control, and you could hardly be blamed for suspecting that the designers are indeed out to get you.But the biggest slap in the face is the ending, or the lack of one; once you've beaten the game, you're treated to a clip that lasts about five seconds and a credits sequence that's identical to the one from the show, the one with the Subdigitals song and the file folder. That's all the game has to reward you with; hardly worth the effort it took to get there. I was also stunned to see that the game doesn't even allow you to explore Kadic Academy beyond a tiny strip outside the main gate; and although the other characters from the show are hanging around, talking to them yields almost nothing except the occasional "goodie" (usually a still frame from the show or a bit of concept art). One thing I did enjoy was a gallery of entries from a contest that was apparently held at some point; I don't know any of the details, but it was still fun to see some original monster designs from the fans. I can't recommend this game for hardcore Code Lyoko fans, because it doesn't add anything to the story that you didn't already get by watching the show, and the game doesn't provide nearly enough background for non-fans to have any hope of following the plot. And either way, the gameplay is so broken that it's not worth the money. Give it a miss.

I got this game for my younger daughter who loved this show! I wanted to get her something else besides the anime, and saw this! The game is fun, and looked so much like the anime! Come on time and in great condition!

It was delivered promptly and arrived in excellent condition.

It's awesome if you're a fan of Code Lyoko! It's a short game but it was really fun!