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xXx (2002)

by Activision

Genres:Platform

Themes:Action

Game modes:Single player

Story:You are underground thrill-seeker turned spy Xander Cage. Can you stop the evil Anarchy 99 organizaton before it unleashes an assault on Earth? Tackle a variety of pulse-pounding, action-packed levels. Face 11 menacing missions, featuring 3 motorcycle tracks. Master an array of high-tech secret agent weaponsShow more

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