Quest for Infinity

The US Wii cover.

Quest for Infinity is a Code Lyoko video game released for the Wii based on Season 4 of the series. It was also released for the PlayStation 2 and PlayStation Portable.

It is followed by Fall of X.A.N.A.

Monsters

• Volcanoids
• Insekts
• Omegatank
• Ice Spider
• And many more!

Features

• Hard platforming
• Bosses

Vehicles

• Skidbladnir (piloted by Aelita)
• Nav Skid

Characters

Main Characters

• Odd
• Ulrich
• Yumi
• Aelita
• William
• Jeremie

Minor Characters

• Sissi
• Nicholas
• Herb
• Jim
• Milly
• Tamiya
• Ms. Hertz
• Mr. Delmas
• Jeremie Clone
• William Clone

Abilities

Aelita

• Flight
• Creativity
• Second Sight

Yumi

• Telekinesis
• Enhanced Balance

Ulrich

• Superhuman Reflexes
• Triplicate

Odd

• Feline Execution
• Catclimb
• Time Control
• Shield

Weapons

• Energy Fields
• Tessen Fans
• Katanas
• Laser Arrows

Weapon upgrades and Modifications

• Enhanced Marksmanship (for Yumi's Tessen, and Odd's arrows)

Sectors

• Volcano Replika
• Mountain Replika
• Ice Replika
• Desert Replika
• Forest Replika
• Digital Sea

Codes

• Code: Chimera
• Code: Lyoko

Emulation

Various websites offer an emulated version of the game and it is easier to emulate a PS2 copy rather than another console. If you go to (PS2 Emulator) it will give you a choice of what emulation program you would want to use. Once you have that installed ect. you will need to run a PS2 BIOS (due to legal reasons, you cannot download of the internet) on your PC and the easiest way to get one is to copy one from a PS2. (You can learn how to by clicking here and you may want to download uLaunchELF). Once you have your emulator setup with your BIOS Dump, now you can download and play the game for PC here.

Pictures

Cover

The PS2 cover.

The PSP cover.

Gameplay and cutscenes

Desert Sector in the making of the game.

Code Chimera in the game.

Volcano Replika in the making of the game.

Mountain Sector in the making of the game.

Actual gameplay shows Ulrich battling an ice boss.

The Lyoko Warriors facing X.A.N.A. William and monsters in a cutscene.

Odd about to shoot a Laser Arrow in a cutscene.

The Warriors meet Franz Hopper in a cutscene.

Actual gameplay showing Yumi balance in the Desert Sector.

An intruction menu showing how to use Aelita's Petrification.

Aelita using Petrification in actual gameplay.

Actual gameplay of Odd in the Volcano Replika.

Yumi using stealth program in a cutscene.

X.A.N.A. William seen in a cutscene.

X.A.N.A.-William rides his Black Manta with several monsters standing below.

The Lyoko Warriors in the Ice Sector in a cutscene.

Sector 5 in the making of the game.

Odd uses Time Control.

Time control in the Volcano Replika.

Odd about to use time control.

Character Models

William's model

Yumi's model

Ulrich's model

Odd's model

Aelita's model

Monster Models

A Tarantula.

A Kankrelat.

The Rorkal.

A Blok.

A stronger version of Hornet.

A Volcanoid.

A stronger version of Creeper.

A stronger version of Kankrelat.

A stronger version of Krab.

A stronger version of Tarantula.

Omegatank, a powerful version of Megatank.

A Manta roaming the Digital Sea.

Insekt.

A stronger version of Kongre.

A stronger version of Blok.

A stronger version of Shark.

A stronger version of Kalamar.

Mountain Bug, boss in Mountain Replika.

Insekt Lord, boss in Forest Replika.

Ice Spider, boss in Ice Replika.

Desert Driller, boss in Desert Replika.

Magma Worm, the final boss in Volcano Replika.

Technical Notes

Quest For Infinity was built from the ground up for internationalization. Consequently, no matter what version, each version's videos have two versions each: one in NTSC, and one in PAL. The dynamic animation modules were coded to work for both as well. Since the graphics module was custom made, it didn't rely on the hardware too much. This is why the game was so easy to port to the PS2 and PSP. However, this made the game harder to emulate. Consequently, many emulators have issues with the game, with either lighting issues, missing elements, faulty transparency, missing colors, or desynchronized displays.

It's unclear what language the PS2 version was written in, but since it was released later, it was probably written in C++. It was compiled into MIPS assembly. The PSP version was written at least partially in C++. The original Wii version was written in C++.

The Lyoko rendering engine and Lyoko combat style were recycled from "Get Ready To Virtualize."