References (Video Games)

**Production**: All the games that were listed under “**Video Games**" are now listed under “**References**". So all these sections are actually based on each game. See here's the thing all these **SanJay And Lloyd Video Games**, were made by these following video game companies over the years: **Nintendo**, **Panon**, **Capcom**, **Sony Entertainment System**, **Cartoon Network Interactive Studios**, **DC Studios**, **Nickelodeon Interactive Studios**, **Activision**, **Warner Bros Active Studios**, **TT Fusion**, **Altron Studios**, **THQ Inc**, and **Sega Incorporation**.

**SanJay And Lloyd Kart: Super Circuit**, was known to be the second racing video game that was ever created. The reason why, because it was made by **Japan**, back in **1999**. Then it was published in **English**, by the year of **2001**. Through over the years, **Ninjago** and **Japan** worked together by making more generations of **SanJay And Lloyd Kart**, like the first racing game was **SanJay And Lloyd Kart 64**. But the most popular one of today is **SanJay And Lloyd Kart 7**, due to it's **3-D** like race tracks, well that one was **SanJay's Rainbow Road**.

**SanJay And Lloyd: Flarezar's Inferno**,
 was known to be the first video game to ever be created and based on
one of the special event episodes. The game revolves around **SanJay**, when his prized **Koma Blade** was stolen by **Amaimon**. **Amaimon** who steals the sword, thinks that it connects to **Gehenna**, but realizes that it only awakens **SanJay's** inner demon and then **Amaimon** takes off in fear, along with the **Koma Blade**. Now as an insane and powerful blue fire demon, known as **Flarezar** now seeks out **Amaimon** and the stolen **Koma Blade**. The game was released on **November 17th 2000**, several months after **SanJay And Lloyd: Combat Episodes'** debut. It is hinted towards the final level/phrase, when both **Flarezar** and **Amaimon** starts to fight over the **Koma Blade**, when suddenly **Mephisto Pheles** steps in and takes their hands. He then took back the **Koma Blade**, leaving **Flarezar** holding it and sent **Amaimon** into his **Cuckoo Clock Of Candy**. After **Mephisto Pheles** punished **Amaimon**, he was then trying to get **Flarezar** back to his senses. Until he finally realizes that **Flarezar's** powers were consuming him and he started to fight **Flarezar**. At the **South Light Lighthouse**, **Fug the Alligator** was confronted by a blazed up **Flarezar** and **Mephisto**. Then after getting tired of hearing **Flarezar's** roars, **Mephisto** seals away the **Koma Blade**, which caused **Flarezar** to turn back into **SanJay's Pure Form.** Then **Fug** ordered a execution on **SanJay**, saying that **SanJay** was the true son of **Satan**. But at a council meeting, they decided to give **SanJay** a second chance, in one condition: **1).** **SanJay** must learn how to use a sword, **2).** **SanJay** must never ever use the sword, unless for his or his friends defense, and **3).**
 He must be watched and try to have his blood test out. They did gave
him a warning if he becomes out of control again he'll be executed.

The **SanJay And Lloyd: The Movie Video Game**, is one of the first **SanJay And Lloyd** movie video game, back in **2002**. All expect for the **PlayStation 2** version of the game, it was almost the same as **Mario Kart**, for **Nintendo 64** and **Pac-Man**. **SanJay** was there and he can only do two attacks in the **PlayStation 2** version and that is spinning and throwing sword beams.

While the **PlayStation 2** version, was actually based on the movie, it had everything that you could imagine, it was the same as the **700 Infinity: James Bond**game and it was finally released in late **2002**.

**Lights! Camera! Lloyd!** was the second video game for **PlayStation 2**, in **2001**. It was about an acting job, that **Lloyd** himself must beat **SanJay**, from winning the job. So he teams up with **Magan** and **Hector**.

**SanJay And Lloyd: Grand Prix**, is the third racing game ever to be created. It featured all the characters of **SanJay And Lloyd** (including **Speed SanJay**). It was developed by **Warner Bros Active Studios**, **DC Studios**, **Nickelodeon Interactive Studios**, and **Activision**, in the year of **2003**.

The second **SanJay And Lloyd** movie video game is a prequel and makes the role as the third video game, back in **2004**. It was actually like the game of **Mario Party**, but different because it showed all the characters in **SanJay And Lloyd**. **SanJay** was added to the game and can use his lightning powers and other powers, in the **PlayStation 2** version and the **PlayStation 2** version was the same as it's previous games.

**SanJay And Lloyd: Speed SanJay King Of Distance**, was another game that was a prequel and it was actually based on the **Grand Prix** and the game itself was created by **Nintendo**, **Panon**, **Nickelodeon Interactive Studios**, and **Activision**. It was released in the year of **2005**.

**SanJay And Lloyd: Commander SanJay's Legacy**, was the first video game to feature **Commander SanJay** and it was about him finding all the **Chaos Gems**. It was released in **November** of **2006**. It was one of the first video games to be created by **Sega**.

The **Battle Begins** video game was still the different as the other games, but it was made like **Super Smash Bros** and in the **PlayStation 2** version, it was based on the movie. The **PlayStation 2**, version was released in late **2007**.

The **PlayStation 2** and the **Nintendo DS** versions were based on the sequel parts and it was both released in late **2008**.

The **Truth Or Lloyd** video game, was based on **Lloyd's** fantasy and gotten it's name from the **SanJay And Lloyd Special:** “**Truth Or Lloyd**" and it was released on **June 13 2009**, by celebrating the **12th Anniversary** of **SanJay And Lloyd**, by **Altron Studios** and **THQ Inc**.

**SanJay And Lloyd: Legends**, was a video game that was about time traveling through different time periods and it was about **SanJay** protecting **Karai** and her **Chaos Gem**, from **The Overlord**. Truly **Karai** mistaken **SanJay** as ether **Commander SanJay** or **Flarezar**. It was the second video game to be created by **Sega** and it was released in mid-**2013**.

The **SanJay And Lloyd 3: Lloyd In Real World X And Y**, was created in **2013**, by **Game Freak** and it became a game that was based on the new **SanJay And Lloyd Movie**, by **Japan**. The game features some pretty **3-D** stuff in it, like that **SanJay**, **Lloyd**, **Magan**, and **Hector** can all **Mega Evolve**, but **SanJay's** hero form appears different in the two game versions.

**SanJay And Lloyd: Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire** are two of the newest video games, that were made back on **November 11th 2014**. The games alter in ether **Chima** or the **Hoenn Region** and it basically tells more information of **Mega Evolution**. In **Omega Ruby**, the player gets to catch **Shadow** and use his **Primal Form** (**Black Darkraigon**). In this version, **SanJay's** two **Mega Evolutions** can be obtain and the first one just happens to be **Mega SanJay X** (**Sour Note**). Then at a special event, the player gets to challenge **Mega SanJay X** and after re-bonding with him for the second time, you can get his **SanJayite Y,** which allows him to **Mega Evolve** into **Mega SanJay Y** (**Flarezar**). In **Alpha Sapphire**, the players gets to catch **Colresslia** and use his **Primal Form** (**Light Colressliagon**). In this version and like the other game, you can obtain two of **SanJay's** **Mega Evolutions** and the first one will be **Mega SanJay Y** (**Flarezar**). Then at a special event, the player gets to challenge **Mega SanJay Y** and after re-bonding with him for a second time, you can get his **SanJayite X**, which allows him to **Mega Evolve** in **Mega SanJay X** (**Sour Note**). Pretty cool, huh?

The new **SanJay And Lloyd** video game, was constructed by the following gaming companies: **THQ Inc**, **Altron Studios**, **Sega Incorporation**, **Game Freak**, **Nickelodeon Gaming Studios**, and **Activision**. It was released on **February 13th**, right after the movie came out. It was clearly made for **PlayStation 3**, **PlayStation 4**, **PlayStation Vista**, **Xbox One**, **Nintendo 3DS**, and for **Nintendo 2DS**. Through it depends on which game system to use and it's sell date. The video game was about when **Lloyd** is missing his awesome dreams and he needs help getting them back, before **The Forbidden Anacozndrai**, gets them. The player gets to use the four main characters: **Lloyd** (**InLloydable**), **SanJay** (**Sour Note**), **Magan** (**The Star Mistress**), and **Hector** (**Mr. SuperAwesomeness**). They claim theirselves as the **Awesome Eagle Dynamite Force Four** (or **The A.E.D.F.F.**
 for short) and the player gets use each four members' powers. Don't
forget that the player gets to use the other supporting characters: **Ronnie** (**Vice Blazer)**, **Pythor** (**Pyth-Ton**), and **Captain Sword Fish**, as well.