Consider this...

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Posted by Dale Dassel from iax-minden-ppp0012.iamerica.net on February 18, 1998 at 00:35:35:

In Reply to: As a younger man... posted by The Northlander on February 17, 1998 at 21:09:36:

: : : : Then, when the duo are trying to steal Conroy Bumpus'
: : : : toupee, Sam switches the mannequin head with a Conroy Bumpus
: : : : eggplant head likeness in classic Raiders fashion, wearing a
: : : : leather jacket and fedora. Then the pedestal sinks and suction
: : : : cup darts shoot out of the wall at him!!! Isn't LucasArts the
: : : : best???

: : : LucasArts is not the best. If they were the best they would put out at least one Indy adventure game for every two or three Star Wars games. Then I would agree that they are the best!

: : : -Northy-

: : Well, actually I meant that particular game. I did write to
: : LucasArts in San Rafael regarding a sequel and some ideas I
: : thought would be good to see in such a sequel. They wrote
: : back saying that they had no current plans for another Indy
: : game in this format, though that does not rule out the possibility
: : of such a game. There is hope... But what of that cryptic note
: : at the end of Fate of Atlantis, that said Indy would be back as
: : a much younger man? Still no word on that....

: : Dale

: It's pretty obvious that the end message was talking about the Young Indiana Jones Chronicles TV series. Consider the time the game came out!

: -Northy-

That could be true... but why put an ad for the Young Indy show
at the very end of a computer game? There were plenty of commercials
on tv to bring awareness to the public. And besides, LucasArts and
Lucasfilm, though affiliated, don't work closely. The first one
makes computer games, and the second movies and television shows.
There's no need for LucasArts to pitch tv commercials. Besides, why
be so cryptic and NOT say "The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles" on
the game, when the majority of the Indy-following public knows
darn good and well what the name of the show is. It's no big secret.
I firmly believe that they were referring to a computer game that
they had in the works at the time, but for some reason, decided not
to release based on public demand of such a game, or current Indy
game sales. Any other theories? I'd be willing to discuss them. But
until anybody has any better ideas, that's what I'm sticking with.

-Dale


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