Disney’s Lilo & Stitch
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Stitch: Experiment 626 takes place before the Lilo & Stitch film starts, showing the massive space universe only hinted at in the movie. The player controls Stitch, using his powers to the fullest: climbing parapet and ceilings, dashing with incredible alacrity, 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 pictures memorable characters, including Jumba, Gantu, and Grand Councilwoman. Also, new characters have been made 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. Nearly everything in the world can be blown up or ruined.
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This game unfortunately lacks the polish of a top-tier 3-D platform title. The 3D is often disorientating, often causing me to get nauseous. Gameplay consists of collecting hidden DNA and lots of instant death situations when trying to locate the DNA and hidden film clips. Not recommended.
Rating: 2 / 5
More like 1-… Okay, to make it unadorned, this is a crummy game. It copies other sports meeting. I mean doesn’t wallcrawling sound farmilar to anyone besides me? And what about the grapple? That sounds an dreadful lot like Spider-Man: The Movie and Batman: Vengeance. What makes it terrible is that Stitch isn’t even a superhero. He’s just some cuddly alien who finds a home and lives happily ever after. Although girls ages 4 – 7 will somehow find this a excellent game… I really wanted to like this game since the commercial looks so cool and all. I really did. Honest. But its really not that fascinating. The graphics look so messed up. His head is shaped more like a pentagon than it is a circle. Camera angles are just about as messed up as they can be. Sorry guys. But like they say the truth hurts. And I want to say, This is only my opinion. If anyone thinks differently they have the right to.
Rating: 1 / 5
Luckily I was able to return this to Gamestop merely one day after owning it. I gave it a excellent try but this game lacks any focus/any goals-it has poor camera controls, terrible graphics that would be at home on a PS1 maybe. Another licensed cash-in rushed to come out with a film. Contracted, if the gameplay itself was at least FUN, I’d have kept it….in turn I returned it.(and got the hyped Medal of Distinction..gonna try that today)
In place of Stitch, stick with decent Action/Adventure titles like:
Jak and Daxter
Klonoa 2
Crash Bandicoot(though the load times are slooow)
and even Donald Duck Going Quakers is a better title than this.
AVOID!
rz
Rating: 1 / 5
Experiment 626 is a splendid game. It has excellent grathics and you can hold up to four guns. You also are Stitch in the game. I highly recommend it.
Rating: 5 / 5
I loved it!
It was very fun and quite challenging. My mother bought me the game when I was young (around seven or eight years ancient), and I still play it at age 13. It’s gotten simpler over the years, of course, but I still have distress with some of the areas. I barely remember the movie now, as I watched it many years ago, but the game makes me want to watch it and the other “Stitch” films again every time I play!
His voice was much deeper, he wasn’t wearing Hamsterviel’s signature “H” cape, and he wasn’t really all that vital to the game. I mean, he was the FIRST boss when he should have been the last and toughest boss! They made it seem like Gantu was in charge when it’s in fact the other way around from what I remember–with Hamsterviel in charge and Gantu effective for him. (That might just be in the “Lilo & Stitch” box series though, because, like I said before, I don’t really remember the movie.) And yes, I know this is probably due to copyright, but I just wish Hamsterviel could have been included in one of my favorite PS2 sports meeting. It doesn’t really make sense that they got rights to all of the other characters and not him. :/ Unless he wasn’t even in the first movie? I don’t know.
But if you like Dr. Hamsterviel as much as I do, prepare to be a bit disappointed by who he was replaced with. 
I was disappointed that my favorite character, Dr. Hamsterviel, wasn’t really included in the game, though. Yes, there was Dr. Habbitrale, but he was in fact pretty different from the evil alien gerbil I like.
Anyway, I recommend this game to anyone who likes Stitch–whether it’s the movies you like or the series!
Rating: 4 / 5