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I posted my comment on the original post with my other Lemmy account but I'm going to put it here too, just in case this post gets more traction.
There are a few things but I don’t think I can really talk about them here. So, I’ll just mention that there was this old browser game on Cartoon Network’s website that I remember playing when I was younger. It was based on Xiaolin Showdown and, while I don’t remember exactly what the gameplay was like, it was a fully 3D game and I think I remember it being a platformer. I have never been able to find this game or even any information about it existing, anywhere. I’ve even checked Bluemaxima’s Flashpoint and it’s not archived there either.
I know it wasn't Fusion Fall because I don't think they had Xiaolin Showdown in that game, but that's one of the only truly 3D Cartoon Network games I can think of. You have me intrigued enough to save your comment in case I, or someone else, finds out what it was.
Yeah, 3D browser games from that time were pretty rare but there was another 3D game that Cartoon Network had at around the same time but it was based on Codename: Kids Next Door. That game is available through Bluemaxima's Flashpoint (here is it's entry on their database).
Okay, that looks cool.
Xiaolin Showdown didn’t appear on Cartoon Network, it was on the WB. Maybe that’s why you can’t find it?
Xiaolin Showdown wasn't originally on Cartoon Network but it did appear there later on. Also, I know for sure it was on Cartoon Network's website because it was alongside a bunch of other Cartoon Network games. In fact, after looking though flashpoint again, there are different Xiaolin Showdown games that specifically mention Cartoon Network as the creator.