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Mojo Reviews Indy 21 Feb, 2003 / Comments: 15

By Webmonkey


Wow.. our first on-time-review of a game ever! Surely a time for celebration! Yes, after a weekend of gaming, Lemonhead has thrown out this superb look at the new Indiana Jones action title for the Xbox. Here' a snippet:
After a spectacular intro sequence giving a brief insight into what you may expect to find in Emperor?s Tomb, you?re dropped straight into the action on just another treasure hunt (which Indy invariably finds himself in at the beginning of every movie) for the lost idol of Kouru Wato. Perhaps unsurprisingly, this particular artefact is located in a deep recess, under the ruins of a lost temple in the tropical wilderness.
We certainly had a fun time playing this title! Read it here, adventure fans!
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15 Comments

  • Superplonker on 04 Mar, 2003, 09:37…
    Any news on a possible Gamecube outing for Mr. Jones?

    You know, that other next-generation console. The one that nobody ever remembers when developing good looking games like this?

    Don't you know how lonely my Gamecube gets night after night?
  • invisibelle on 26 Feb, 2003, 19:57…
    Most excellent graphic.
  • twifkak on 22 Feb, 2003, 18:20…
    Wow.. he really does look like Billy. Freaky.

    Also,

    1 entry found for heil.


    heil, ND
      Zip code(s): 58533




    Source: U.S. Gazetteer, U.S. Census Bureau

  • Henke on 22 Feb, 2003, 07:56…
    This game still doesn't seem to be what it should be (according to me). I am a really big fan of the Indy movies and I actually see Fate Of Atlantis as the fourth Indy movie. I think it is that good. It has action, adventure and story all in the vein of the movies.

    When Infernal Machine came out I thought it was rather decent but the story was really bad and the fact that you ran around in places where there were no humans to talk to what so ever was totally laughable and stupid. The only humans you ever encountered was all the russians you had to shoot.

    Since there are no dialogues in this game either (at least that is what I have heard) I doubt it will settle my craving for a new Indy movie. I just hope the constant fighting doesn't get boring and that the story is rather good. I will still buy it the minute the PC version hits the shelves because of the big Indy fan that I am. No matter how bad I think it is I can't stay away from it.
  • Henke on 22 Feb, 2003, 07:55…
    The damn thing doesn't work.
  • Henke on 22 Feb, 2003, 07:55…
    The damn thing really do work, my mistake.
  • Sloth on 21 Feb, 2003, 22:04…
    I would have read the review, but Indy's angry fist scared me off...
  • Jake on 21 Feb, 2003, 23:02…
    HE DEMANDS READING AS WELL AS REVIEWING! You have failed him. (I ask for help and they send me tourists? Agh, go left! Left!)
  • Scummbuddy on 21 Feb, 2003, 19:37…
    my apologies.
  • QueZTone on 21 Feb, 2003, 09:35…
    ohh i want, i want!
  • FieryFred on 21 Feb, 2003, 09:26…
    Actually, I'm an archaeologist (honest) and you can spell it both ways. Artefact is the English way of spelling it, Artifact the American way. So usage varies. Cool review!
  • telarium on 21 Feb, 2003, 09:27…
    Huh. Well look at that, you learn something new every day. Thank you, masked man!
  • spaff on 21 Feb, 2003, 09:41…
    english spell check is far superior! :) (not to masked man tho)
  • Scummbuddy on 21 Feb, 2003, 09:14…
    artifact..... And where in the world did you get your copy? Doesnt it not come out till next week? This was a very nicely written article.
  • telarium on 21 Feb, 2003, 09:22…
    Yes, spell checker is your friend. Do not be afraid of him!