Disney's Lilo & Stitch

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Product Features

• Eight levels of action and excitement await you as Stitch fights enemy aliens, on foot and in tanks & ships
• You'll also get to play as Lilo and solve puzzles while from aliens & whacking them with her stuffed toy
• Three different types of fast and fun gameplay
• Open up movie clips and stills as you progress through the game
• Built-in password save

Product Details

• Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
• ASIN: B0000664IU
• Item Weight: 2 pounds
• Media: Video Game
• Average Customer Review: 4.1 out of 5 stars See all reviews (14 customer reviews)
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #14,189 in Video Games (See Bestsellers in Video Games)

Product Description

Manufacturer's Description
Lilo & Stitch allows kids to relive the movie experience by helping Stitch rescue Lilo from Dr. Pestus and his band of notorious aliens. First, the player must help Stitch defeat Bounty Hunter Bob in order to get the cruiser. Once he has the cruiser, Stitch pilots it to the Junkyard Planet in search of Lilo. While looking for his friend, a garbage compressor smashes his cruiser. Stitch needs your help as he makes his way to the other side of the dump to find a new cruiser. Eventually, Lilo and Stitch find each other and together they travel through an alien city in search of a way home. However, Dr. Pestus, the Skeeter King, arrives with his troopers to reclaim Lilo. Stitch grabs Lilo and jumps on a train to get away, but Dr. Pestus's troopers are in hot pursuit. Help Stitch make his way through the train protecting Lilo and avoiding the troopers. In one last battle, assist Lilo and Stitch aboard a biped tank to defeat Dr. Pestus.

Product Description
Based on the hugely popular Disney characters, Lilo and Stitch have landed on Game Boy Advance for hours of innovative, over-the-top action. It's up to you to help Stitch defeat Dr. Pestus and rescue his friend Lilo from his band of notorious aliens.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

25 of 26 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Too Much Fun!!!, June 24, 2002

By	P. S. Rouse "catmom, reader, traveler, and so... (Los Angeles, CA) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

Many games based on films are a disapointment but this one isn't! The graphics are fantastic and the action is non-stop! Each level unlocks another movie clip which is rendered here beautifully. Passwords are available to allow you to come back to where you left off. Be sure to do some research for the secret codes (I got a few that were mentioned in my Disney Club newsletter) so you can maximize your playing enjoyment!! Be sure to also collect the pictures you find along the way as they will unlock an added bonus clip at the end of the game...

I bought my game at a retail place I won't mention Saturday after seeing the movie.. The price on Amazon is a good one if you can wait (which I couldn't) will save you looking around for the best deal. I bought my Game Boy Advance specifically because I knew this game wasn't compatable to my Gameboy Color.. I have other games for my Gameboy Advance (Glacier).. but this game alone makes it totally worth my upgrading. If you play Gameboy Advance, get yourself this game! It's totally worth it and endless fun!!

17 of 18 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Very very cool, July 23, 2002

By	Patrick Prevenas (Los Angeles, CA United States) - See all my reviews

This game would probably not be so much fun if I hadn't seen and loved the movie as much as I did! Graphically, the looks and animations of the characters and settings are modeled beautifully after those of the film, and the game is a joy just to look at, let alone play! Stitch himself is fairly weak compared to his amazing strengths in the movie, and he can only withstand four hits from his enemies (which are easy to sustain given some of the heavy-fire situations coupled with Stitch's somewhat slow movements), but generous spreads of weapons and health powerups help to balance that out. Lilo's stages (the ones where she's required to sneak around an alien starship in an attempt to escape) are actually the most compelling; while Stitch's are fairly straightforward shoot-em-ups, Lilo's are more puzzle-oriented and fun to solve. Once you've gotten a feel for the game's nuances, it's actually a lot of fun and not too terribly difficult until you encounter the main boss, Dr. Pestus himself... *he* is a royal pain in the ..., but has predictable patterns that can be discerned after a while. My favorite thing about this game is that it's a wonderfully accurate homage to the movie it's based on, and if you loved "Lilo & Stitch," then you're more than ceratain to glean quite a bit of entertainment value out of playing through this game and unlocking the adorable movie stills and clips as rewards for your progress.

9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Pretty Nice Game, June 21, 2004

A Kid's Review

Okay, when I started playing Lilo and Stitch and saw that you had to kill the aliens with your gun, I thought: 'Peh. Another leap-and-dodge-em game.' But eventually I got interested in it and nearly passed the first level. (Geez, I haven't even passed level 1 yet!) I had to go online to get passwords for some of the other levels cuz I was getting sick of playing level 1 over...and over...and over...
Unfortunately, the game's storyline is nothing like the movie unlike the PC game. In GBA Lilo and Stitch you have to stop Dr. Pestus and these mousquito guys. Gameplay is slightly difficult. Reccommended for ages 9+.