#INDIANA JONES AND THE FATE OF ATLANTIS

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Requested by anon

[lamazmorradelandroide]

'Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis' PC (1992)

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UK 1998

[amethystsoda]

Going even further back for this set… 90’s games

[couldtheyescortelliewilliams]

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[nirvanabrainrot]

I went and saw the new Indiana jones movie yesterday, it was super good 10/10 would recommend! as a plus for my Mads Mikkelsen enjoyers Mads did such a good job playing Jurgen

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[negreabsolut]

Indiana Jones i el fat de l'Atlàntida.

[tarynisbunhead]

This is the most overlooked joke in the history of video games

I couldn't stop laughing back in 1992 when that line was stated. Now as an adult gamer, every time this guy shows up that line still makes me laugh

[cosplayamaradolce]

"Nur-Ab-Sal SPEAKS...!"

The regular and evil version I made of the Nur-Ab-Sal necklace piece Sophia wears from Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis.

[retropolitan]

Hab gestern ScummVM auf meinem Tablet installiert, weil ich mal wieder Bock auf Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis hatte. Ist einfach eins meiner Lieblingsspiele, das ich spätestens alle 3 Jahre mal durchspiele. Diese Pixel-Art, die Musik, der Humor, die Dialoge, die Rätsel... ich finde einfach alles an dem Spiel gut und es ist in meinen Augen auch gut gealtert. Einfach ein absoluter Klassiker.

Habt ihr die Indiana Jones - Point-and-Click-Adventures auch gespielt? Oder vielleicht ein anderes Adventure-Spiel von LucasArts?

(Bildquelle: PC Games - Magazin, Ausgabe: Oktober 1999)

[ultrameganicolaokay]

Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis #1-4 (1991) & trade paperback (1992) by William Messner-Loebs, Dan Barry, Karl Kesel and Lurene Haines. Edited by Diana Schutz and Mike Richardson. All covers by Dave Dorman.

Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis #1-4 and TPB covers by Dave Dorman

A four-issue adaptation of the computer game by William Messner-Loebs and Dan Barry, published by Dark Horse Comics (March-September, 1991)

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USA 1993

[cakhost]

When I played Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis as a kid, I thought the only way to get into Atlantis proper was to just trial and error my way though the stone ring puzzle. I loved this game except for this one point because I would be sitting there, make a change and Indy said, “Well, that didn’t work.” That is until the miraculous time he didn’t and the door would open! Kid!me knew that Plato’s Lost Dialogue had hints/solutions to some of the stone ring puzzles, even one I believe is later in Atlantis so why won’t there be a hint/solution for the front door, kid!me didn’t know and just assumed trial and error was correct.

Well, I played the game again recently, reviewed the book and got the door open in a few tries. Turns out, a hint was in the book and I just have been quietly fuming about my mistake for a few months.

[acquired-stardust]

Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis DOS 1992