Fool of Atlantis
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I really enjoyed The Infernal Machine and was wondering what levels people like best? My favrotes were Return to Peru and Babylon.
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Fool of Atlantis
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Infernal Machine was okay but Aethrium was weird. I liked Meroe as well.
Randy_Flagg
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Return to Peru, definitely.
I liked most of the game, actually, but things got a little too weird and un-Indy-like towards the end. Not that they were bad levels, it just didn't feel like I was playing an Indiana Jones game.
I liked most of the game, actually, but things got a little too weird and un-Indy-like towards the end. Not that they were bad levels, it just didn't feel like I was playing an Indiana Jones game.
Larry_9741
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I haven't played the game in years, but my favorite level was the monastary with all the dead monks, the old lady, and the enourmous ice monster at the end. Now I wish I didn't sell my N64 and that game...
nOOb
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really? O_o i thought the iraqis used those in 1990...or are those t-80s?
im gonna go play IM again and see, but i think the tanks in the newspaper were t-34s. they easily could be, only 2 years after ww2. there was more then one version, maybe its the t34/85. which is still used today(?!)
im gonna go play IM again and see, but i think the tanks in the newspaper were t-34s. they easily could be, only 2 years after ww2. there was more then one version, maybe its the t34/85. which is still used today(?!)
Doctor Jones'89
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My favourite levels are:
- Return to Peru (the most beautiful I've ever done)
- V.I. Pudovkin
- King Sol's Mines
- Meroe
- Palawan Volcano
Doctor Jones'89
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Maybe I can help you
During the gameplay press esc to pause, go to the "Control Options" (perhaps the name isn't correct because I'm translating from my italian version) the old typewriter and press it, now click on "activate gamepad/joystick" (" the same I wrote above ") at the bottom of the window you opened, and then, if you don't like the configuration, go back to that window and choose "New Scheme" (" the same I wrote above ") and configure the different buttons in the menu you opened.
I hope this will be helpful.
During the gameplay press esc to pause, go to the "Control Options" (perhaps the name isn't correct because I'm translating from my italian version) the old typewriter and press it, now click on "activate gamepad/joystick" (" the same I wrote above ") at the bottom of the window you opened, and then, if you don't like the configuration, go back to that window and choose "New Scheme" (" the same I wrote above ") and configure the different buttons in the menu you opened.
I hope this will be helpful.
JerryKing
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Infernal Machine was the last truly great Indy game - and, unfortunately, it may remain one, since the new title looks as if it will have nothing adventurous in it and will instead be even more arcadish and consolish than the already soulless enough Emperor's Tomb. Sadly, it looks like this is what's going to permanently replace the best elements of the best Indy games - instead of exploration, there will be going forward and beating up everything around; instead of adventure - a "Can you click the mouse quick enough to do a triple-jump?" kind of problem.
Four quick notes - keep an open instance of M$ MediaPlayer to have IM run under Windows XP; try first if you can play it in its default version, without the patch applied, since it introduces more problems than it fixes; in cases of problems with "frozen" screens or characters, open and close the game's advanced graphics settings; if stuck, type "fixme" from the console...
Four quick notes - keep an open instance of M$ MediaPlayer to have IM run under Windows XP; try first if you can play it in its default version, without the patch applied, since it introduces more problems than it fixes; in cases of problems with "frozen" screens or characters, open and close the game's advanced graphics settings; if stuck, type "fixme" from the console...
Doctor Jones'89
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Listen to JerryKing, he's right.
IM is actually the game closer to the original trilogy because is an advencture with enormous level, with strong enemies and with the great possibility to interact with anything around you.
Somebody can say that the graphic is poor (and perhaps he'll be right because this game has fallen in 2000) but everytime I play it (and it's since 2001) I enjoy it a lot because it is:
pure action pure advencture pure Indy
PS: happy to gave you assistance temple of john
IM is actually the game closer to the original trilogy because is an advencture with enormous level, with strong enemies and with the great possibility to interact with anything around you.
Somebody can say that the graphic is poor (and perhaps he'll be right because this game has fallen in 2000) but everytime I play it (and it's since 2001) I enjoy it a lot because it is:
pure action
pure advencture pure Indy PS: happy to gave you assistance temple of john