Doctor Jones'89
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The greatest question of all time (for Indy-gamers) has been made and now you have to choose...but choose wisely. For as the true answer will bring you "fortune and glory"
...the false answer will take it from you.![Dead :dead: :dead:](/data/assets/smilies/dead.gif)
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Overthrow said:and that damn puzzle where you have to find the stone disc that French jerk through out the window of his car in a sewer grate. I kept trying to get Indy to whip fire hydrants or do something less tedious, but he just *****ed about the gendarmes and stuff.
IAdventurer01 said:Then take a different path!![]()
Honestly, I replayed FOA not all that long ago and it still holds a lot of its charm. Of course, I have always been a big fan of adventure games in general, which helps a lot.
I remember being a kid and playing this game too-it was the coolest thing in the arcade, and had quarters lined up on the screen .The best thing about it for me,besides having my hero in it, were those kick @ss graphics(for the time period). A couple of years ago, I bought this game at a trade show. It still has that magic for me, and I still love playing it.temple of john said:When I was a kid, I remember seeing the old TOD arcade game and how cool I thought it was. Comparing it to the other games is pointless but it was the fact that I was young that excited me about the game.
JerryKing said:I've noticed that "Revenge of the Ancients" is missing from the list...
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