Are you coming to review a Top 6 with what we consider the best of the Indiana Jones games? Indiana Jones Greatest AdventuresĪlthough when it came out, the adventurer saga had already a dozen video games since the Raiders of the Lost Ark in 1982 for the Atari 2600, all based on his three films and the Young Indiana Jones series, truly this Super Nintendo title became the second best IP-based game to date. And among them a handful with some that can boast of being a masterpiece of its kind – and it just so happens that the signer of this began to replay it a day before the announcement of the Bethesda game.
In fact, it will be the character’s first game in many years since the failed PS3 – 360 project that looked so good.Īnd since the Atari 2600 Indy games there have been, not many but a few.
Be that as it may, a game for the new consoles and with a good budget behind us has already fallen in love with many of us around here. In this new game, whose teaser has opted to play the visual icons -the Fedora, the whip-, Indy starts his adventure in the Vatican, so the McGuffin of the plot may be the Spear of Longinus -for many years the basis of the Indy 5 script. The powerful commercial machinery is put into operation now that Indiana Jones 5, Harrison Ford’s farewell, is a year and a half away from being released – July 2022 and not Spielberg, but James Mangold, author of excellent films like the remake of The Train 3:10 to Yuma or Logan, Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine Goodbye. A renowned publisher, with a signature Triple Aces development studio such as the recent Wolfenstein, and all under the new Lucasfilm Games label.
This week, Bethesda gave us a brutal blast with a teaser for a new Indiana Jones game, so cold. It is Indiana Jones, who, although he entered the Adventure genre in the 80s, picking up the baton from others such as the Stewart Granger from The Mines of King Solomon, forever became the paradigm of adventurers: exotic scenarios, X’s that mark always the place, the divine / messianic supernatural touch of the relics of Christianity, the pure evil of the Indian divinities, or the Sci Fi touch of the ancient aliens. “You call this archeology ?!”, Henry Jones seniorĪlthough it is the most criticized of the 4 -and rightly Mister Lucas, the monkeys …-, in The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull there is a scene in its prodigious beginning that continues to be the quintessence of the character: some soldiers take out someone from a car, they throw a hat on the ground, they throw a man too, who gets up, takes the Fedora and, reflected in the shadow, the most iconic silhouette that exists in adventure movies appears, while John Williams only needs a minimal orchestration of the musical theme to put a smile on our lips.
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