Disney's Lilo & Stitch

by Disney Interactive

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• ASIN: B000066JRO
• Product Dimensions: 7.5 x 5.3 x 0.6 inches ; 5 ounces
• Media: Video Game
• Release Date: June 18, 2002
• Average Customer Review: 3.9 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (18 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #15,023 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)

Product Description

Amazon.com Product Description

Stitch: Experiment 626 takes place before the Lilo & Stitch film begins, showing the massive space universe only hinted at in the movie. The player controls Stitch, using his powers to the fullest: climbing walls and ceilings, dashing with amazing speed, shooting up to four weapons at once (one in each hand), flying with the jetpack, and swinging using the grapple gun. The game features several of the film's memorable characters, including Jumba, Gantu, and Grand Councilwoman. Also, new characters have been created just for the game, including heavy soldiers, flying robots, rival mutants, and more. You will explore vast, colorful alien environments in 18 enormous levels, including Gas Giant, Alien Jungle, Jumba's Lab, and the Military Complex. The game invites you to partake in creative destruction on a grand scale. Almost everything in the world can be blown up or destroyed.

Amazon.co.uk

Unfortunately Stitch: Experiment 626 and the phrase "bland and inoffensive" are a match made in heaven. This is an extremely linear, needlessly easy platform game with basic graphics and not a single original idea to call its own. No doubt Disney will claim the game is aimed at kids and therefore must be like this, but the whole concept of kids' games seems a very odd one: if there's a child alive that isn't at least 20 times better than his parents at any game he plays, he's in the minority. Experiment 626 is not a very good video game. It is, however, based on a Disney film, so children who liked the film will no doubt enjoy it. However, we can't help but think they're almost certain to enjoy the vastly superior Jak and Daxter and a ticket to see the movie again even more. --David Jenkins

Customer Reviews

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23 of 26 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Woooohaaaa!, June 26, 2002

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C.E. - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Disney's Lilo & Stitch (Video Game)

Ok, ok...I am kind of a Stitch nut, but the little blue guy is just so darn cool. The movie rules, the soundtrack rocks and this game is so much fun as well.
At first I thought that it was going to be easy and that I would finish it in not time. NOT TRUE. It is surprisingly challenging. Kids can play it and get the gist of the game, have fun and laugh along with Stitch and his crazy antics. Adults will like it because you have to get "movie reels" that you use to "buy" secrets in the game. Inter-Stitchals (the commercials used to preview the movie), scenes from the film and other goodies. These "reels" are surprisingly hard to come by...but worth the effort to collect. Collect enough to "buy" your favorite scenes from the movie...take a break from playing...and watch something funny.
The game reminds me of the "Crash Banditcoot" games for the PSOne. They are fun, challenging, but not so difficult that it alienates a whole group of players. This game is a fun romp through the universe...Stitch style. Blow stuff up...collect DNA...acquire "movie reels"...and laugh. Yep, those would be the main points of the game. Its just fun, both for kids and adults...a great addition to any game library. The control is smooth and the graphics are slick...gameplay is great and it has superb replay value. Get it...its a ton of fun.

9 of 11 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars Not bad, not bad..., January 4, 2003

By A Customer

This review is from: Disney's Lilo & Stitch (Video Game)

I thought this was a cute game...graphics are pretty good and controls are very easy to figure out - no instruction manual reading required. You can even get multiple guns...up to 4 of them! Its the little things that I like about this game - like stitch swearing under his breath (in some weird language, but you KNOW he's not saying something nice). Only thing that kinda sucked is that you NEVER really die. Oh sure, you walk off a cliff and die, but then you start right back where you left off. The game is never over, so there is no real satisfaction when you beat a level. You can die 100 times and STILL beat the level - it just takes time. So apart from that little snag, it's a great game for kids or adults.

9 of 11 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars great movie.. great game, June 25, 2002

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Eddie (Ft Wrth, TX) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Disney's Lilo & Stitch (Video Game)

The Lilo & Stitch movie was really great & had more adult humor than most Disney flicks. This game is great & is also not much of a kids game. It has it's flaws, but I really enjoyed it. The graphics are pretty good & Stitch has quite a few moves which adds some gameplay value. Like in most 3d platformers, the camera sucks sometimes, which makes jumping & crawling a pain at spots. But the game moves really fast.. the levels are pretty different from one another & are quite lengthy. The sound is great. Voice actors from the movie are used all throughout. The music is pretty cool too but for some reason when you are swinging, the music totally stops & you have this awkward silence. The game also features great clips from the movie (25 in all i think) that keeps you playing to unlock em all. If you enjoy 3d platformers, or just need something to play until all the great games come out this fall.. i suggest pickin this one up.