Code Lyoko: Quest for Infinity is based on a mildly popular French animated series starring a cadre of kids that use a supercomputer to battle a digital villain named X.A.N.A. in the virtual realm.

The Game Factory today announces it is publishing a new title based on the animated high-tech action adventure series, "Code Lyoko" for Wii. The new "Code Lyoko" game will be based on the fourth ...

The early 2000s were one of the most significant points in anime history, mostly due to the huge increase in international interest the industry saw. During this time, several amazing shows were ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook It seems like one of Cartoon Network’s best shows from the 2000s is making a comeback. It has been ...

Code Lyoko is a French-made animated series that has gained some popularity in North America thanks to a stint on the Cartoon Network. The show hasn't exploded like Digimon or Ben 10, but it has ...

After another three-week vacation, the group is still looking for a way to fight X.A.N.A.. X.A.N.A., meanwhile, is trying to destroy Lyoko, preventing them from doing just that. He does so by ...

school push. The Marvel Toys’ line for Code Lyoko includes 5-inch action figures and role-play toys. Kevin Mayer, co-founder and co-CEO of Candle Media, broke news of a CoComelon collaboration with ...

Game Factory has confirmed that French television series, Code Lyoko, is being fiddled with for release on Wii at the end of this year. The game will be based around the fourth season of the animated ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Earlier this week, during a meeting with Game Factory, we were invited to spend some time with a preview build of Code Lyoko: Quest for Infinity.

There’s an emphasis on strategy in Code Lyoko. Players have four characters with completely different weapons and skill sets that they’ll each use in turn to solve puzzles, reach items, or defeat ...

With the rise in anime’s popularity in the Western world, many animated series have come along that emulate the likes of Japan’s best animated offerings. While most of these series struggle to find ...