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[A. J. Raffles]

That's still a lot better than grabbing all grails first, though...

[Sebatianos]

Originally posted by MarkO@Sep 7 2005, 01:46 PM
Loved it, but oh GOD it was difficult. Remember the 'choose grail' bit at the end.

Okaaay....is it that one? *INDY WITHERS* Damn, reload.

Well there are two clues you can find and you will know exactly which one is the correct one.

The first clue is found in the underground tunnels of Venice (it gives you two options, but you need to looke them up in the manual - it's in the extras) and the other in the castle in Salzburg (the picture where you see if it glows or not).

So if you used the manual - you would know right off - otherwise guess, guess, guess and wathc Indy die many times

[MarkO]

I was only 10 at the time when I first did that puzzle :blink:

You guys still don't have permission to host it?

[Blood-Pigggy]

We won't until a very loooooooong time.

They don't manufacture the game anymore, guess that doesn't change anything right?

[Blood-Pigggy]

Nope, LucasArts is very stingy about their games.

[dwarfo]

I think i was nearly at the end when i stucked in the game, so i didnt finished it, but i think that i will play it sonn again

[ReamusLQ]

I thought it was interesting how there were three different endings. You could end how it does in the movie, you could pick up the grail before she Elsa (is that her name?) does and give it to the Guard and the place doesn't break down, or you can pick it up yourself, try to walk out, and fall down into a pit. I think if Elsa picks it up you can also get the Grail with your whip.

[Thyragod]

This is really odd?!?

Is this version a new one? I am positive that the original dos version was in fact called "Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis" - both the EGA and the VGA version.

I have the code book if any one's interested...