Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Welcome to my - Longplay - Walkthrough - Gameplay - video of XIII on Java ME mobile phone with no commentary.
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XIII is an action, adventure, platformer video game. Developed and published by Gameloft in 2003. The game is sort of a demake of the original game. Main mission is to help Jason Fly’s uncover the truth behind the conspiracy theory that's been set against the USA government. In order to do that, the player must go through seven action packed levels. Beating the game, you will get a code, which introduces the carnage mode.
NoirStation Rating: - 4 Out Of 5 - As an old Java game, I think it’s great. Even better if you consider the Java ME limitations. I can imagine that the game would look very similar, if it was made into the 8-bit gaming era. I’m also very nostalgic, looking back on the early 2000’s mobile phone games. That was a really strange time, when you were able to buy games found in the magazine commercials.
Video Chapters:
Chapter 1: Waking Up - 00:00:00
Chapter 2: The Beach - 00:01:36
Chapter 3: Winslow Bank - 00:03:29
Chapter 4: FBI - 00:06:49
Chapter 5: Appalachian Mountains - 00:09:31
Chapter 6: Costa Verde - 00:11:56
Chapter 7: SPADS Headquarters - 00:14:11
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Chapter 1 (CARNAGE) - 00:16:33
Chapter 2 (CARNAGE) - 00:18:25
Chapter 3 (CARNAGE) - 00:20:19
Chapter 4 (CARNAGE) - 00:23:25
Chapter 5 (CARNAGE) - 00:26:16
Chapter 6 (CARNAGE) - 00:28:35
Chapter 7 (CARNAGE) - 00:30:27
This video is recorded, played in my style, and edited by me. Longplay is made as fluid as possible without any deaths, unnecessary menus, loading screens, stumbling around or other non-essential things to a walkthrough. So that the video can be used as an easy to follow guide for educational, preservational or entertainment purposes. Review and description is written by me as well. All gaming videos on my channel are my original content which I create myself.
Welcome to my - Longplay - Walkthrough - Gameplay - video of XIII on Java ME mobile phone with no commentary.
You can support my channel here:
► SUBSCRIBE: youtube.com/c/NoirStation
► TWITTER: twitter.com/The_NoirStation
► Leave a tip using Super Thanks!
XIII is an action, adventure, platformer video game. Developed and published by Gameloft in 2003. The game is sort of a demake of the original game. Main mission is to help Jason Fly’s uncover the truth behind the conspiracy theory that's been set against the USA government. In order to do that, the player must go through seven action packed levels. Beating the game, you will get a code, which introduces the carnage mode.
NoirStation Rating: - 4 Out Of 5 - As an old Java game, I think it’s great. Even better if you consider the Java ME limitations. I can imagine that the game would look very similar, if it was made into the 8-bit gaming era. I’m also very nostalgic, looking back on the early 2000’s mobile phone games. That was a really strange time, when you were able to buy games found in the magazine commercials.
Video Chapters:
Chapter 1: Waking Up - 00:00:00
Chapter 2: The Beach - 00:01:36
Chapter 3: Winslow Bank - 00:03:29
Chapter 4: FBI - 00:06:49
Chapter 5: Appalachian Mountains - 00:09:31
Chapter 6: Costa Verde - 00:11:56
Chapter 7: SPADS Headquarters - 00:14:11
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Chapter 1 (CARNAGE) - 00:16:33
Chapter 2 (CARNAGE) - 00:18:25
Chapter 3 (CARNAGE) - 00:20:19
Chapter 4 (CARNAGE) - 00:23:25
Chapter 5 (CARNAGE) - 00:26:16
Chapter 6 (CARNAGE) - 00:28:35
Chapter 7 (CARNAGE) - 00:30:27
This video is recorded, played in my style, and edited by me. Longplay is made as fluid as possible without any deaths, unnecessary menus, loading screens, stumbling around or other non-essential things to a walkthrough. So that the video can be used as an easy to follow guide for educational, preservational or entertainment purposes. Review and description is written by me as well. All gaming videos on my channel are my original content which I create myself.
