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GBA | Adventure | Lilo and Stitch

Boxart for Lilo and Stitch
Lilo and Stitch 18 screen shots
  • GRAPHICS: 4.0
  • SOUND: 4.0
  • CONTROL: 4.0
  • FUN FACTOR 4.5
  • AVG USER SCORE 3.8
  • AVG CRITIC SCORE 4.5
Winner of the GamePro Editor's Choice Award

Review: Lilo and Stitch

Review by MISSSPELL | 06/10/2002 | 15:42:39 PM PST

Don?t underestimate this one?Lilo & Stitch has serious game.

When you see a game based on a Disney animated film sitting on the shelf, you?re likely to think that it?s for the kindergarten set. Lilo & Stitch might change your mind. This title features surprisingly solid gameplay reminiscent of SNK?s Metal Slug series.

When Lilo?the warm-hearted Hawaiian girl who adopts the alien mutant, Stitch, as a pet?is kidnapped by space aliens, it?s up to Stitch to rescue her. Players switch between the two characters, solving puzzles with the unarmed Lilo and going on a shooting spree with the Rambo-like Stitch. The responsive controls enable you to maneuver through the lush environments easily. You don?t have to kill everything on the screen?evading your enemy works just as well but isn?t as satisfying.

The game does a great job of transferring Disney?s animation feel to the (very) small screen. The interactive parts on the backgrounds aren?t obvious, which makes environments fun to explore. The music has that classic Casio keyboard sound, but it isn?t distracting and fits the mood.

Younger gamers might find it too challenging, and unfortunately, the difficulty is not adjustable. Older gamers might be put off by its Disney-ness but will get hooked on the frenetic fun.


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