@@greggoog7559 16 color EGA and... German version 😂😂😂

16 colores!

casual. I played on a 286 with EGA and pc speaker.

Well Tomb Raider is copied Indiana Jones…

apparently there was a 3rd game planned "The iron Phoenix" but it got cancelled

It is a pity that after 30 years, I am still waiting for Indy 4 to be filmed.

@@LucasJodokast Problem with Iron Phoenix was that Germany at the time was one of the biggest markets for adventure games. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade and Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis managed to get released there after some editing had been done to the Nazi symbols and mentions in the dialog. This however would not work with Iron Phoenix as the plot was about Hitler being resurrected through the Philosopher stone. That would really be hard to censor. So Iron Phoenix was canceled. For some time there was an attempt at making Indiana Jones and the Spear of Destiny, but that also did not get far. Only thing that came out of this were two Dark Horse Indy mini series with heavily modified storylines. Design wise there were also some problems. Apparently some people in Lucasarts thought that another graphics adventure like Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis was not worth doing anymore as FMV had become the new 'in' thing. Of course this meant less recognizable actors/b actors in front of a green screen as no way Lucasarts would have hired Harrison Ford or build complete sets. Eventually the idea was though to make Indiana Jones and the Iron Phoenix very stylistic looking, like Batman the Animated Series which I think was not a bad idea at all. Different, but not bad as Batman the Animated Series holds up visually very well today. It makes you actually curious what a "the Animated Adventures of Indiana Jones" series could have been like. We have been deprived of that possibility. Sadly other than the SNES game Indiana Jones Adventures, Indiana Jones and his Desktop Adventures, and Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine, Lucasarts pushed Indy aside for increasingly number of Star Wars games. Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb was developed by an outside studio. I have no idea which companies worked on Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings. I wish more had been done with Indy in general, including comics. Now, in the current media climate I fear that it is too late.

@@Nikioko And you are going to be waiting for a long time I fear. I have zero trust in the new project which will probably be the last time Harrison Ford plays the role. "Let it go Indiana, let it go."

Exactly the same here 🙂 ... Sometimes i get so sad when thinking about these magic early years in life... Just knowing that every generation has gone through these feelings for thousands of years reassures me a bit 😄

Like monkey island?

@@bobloerakker7010 Yes, there are voices in the remake of Monkey Island.

I'm surprised you were old enough to be impressed by swimsuit pics lol

Actually the censored version was more rare than the uncensored.

I remember the instant win Key "insert button" would work on everyone except for Arnold

If you hit the green bar the full health is not replenished.

There was already a fan project for Fate of Atlantis, which was then banned by Disney from further development.

@@andre2716 Good lord, Disney. It's a 30-year-old point-and-click game.

I had a copied version of the game without the manual. I realized this (save with F5) very late.

You should play it, it's very good.

The thing is that i want to check all the things visit every room , details, look almost every object. Dont want to miss anything like secrets

@@thriftweeds I see, is that why you only used the travel pass once?

Part of what makes Elsa an interesting character is that she isn't just another Nazi; she wants to recover the grail and just thinks the Nazis are her path to get there.

No way. As much as I loved Last Crusade, Fate of Atlantis was superior in almost every way. Having said that, if you check out the FM Towns version of Last Crusade, the music was AWESOME.

This game had great charm, imagination filled in the rest as a kid. It's cool to see how games evolved through. Every new graphical improvement was so exciting to see when it came out. Fun times no matter what. 👍

You missed the golden age of computer games. From 1990 to 2000 most of the computer type genres were developed. The old games might be inferior in graphics and sound, but they have charm and they will challenge you. There is no auto heal, like in todays games and no simplification for casual gamers.

You missed out on the greatest games Damien, sorry to say... These games were epic. I am actually looking where to get it again...

Lol. Jog on pleb.

At the time the graphics were awesome. You should have seen some of the games prior.. Plus the imagination and creativity that went into the design of games in this era has been un-rivalled since. For example even a game like Dungeon Keeper.. you don't get anywhere close to that now in terms of originality.