Indiana Jones et la machine infernale

Making a bold march, Indy makes his way into the world of 3-D. It worked. An excellent game with great graphics and gameplay. Many will say that the controls were hard, but I found them fine and able to work with. This game takes patience and tolerance. Although Harrison Ford DID NOT provide the voice of Indy, Doug Lee was the next best choice. If you like Tomb Raider, you'll like this just the same.

Is it better than Tomb Raider? Better than 1 & 3, but equal to 2. (I haven't played "The Last Revelation" yet...)

The Best game of Indy Ever !! Like the Movies, but longer!! A great Sequel to the amazing chronicle of Indiana Jones. The puzzle are a little hard, but when the secret is revealed or discovered, it's really cool. I recommand this game for any Indy lovers or Tomb Raiders fans.

The Infernal Machine game is taken place 9 years after "The Last Crusade". The year's 1947, the Nazis are long gone and the Cold War is still at large.

Indiana Jones was minding his own business in finding priceless artifacts in Utah. Right till a helicopter comes to his camp site which is driven by Sophia. A young women who's a CIA agent and has physic powers.

Sophia offers Jones a job involving the Infernal Machine of Babylon. Which is said to be the source of the un-speakable power that the babylians created. The Red Army is trying to get the Infernal machine for themselves so they can use it to make the Soviet Union invincible.

Jones accepts the job and before you know it he's on a long quest in uncovering the secret of finding the Infernal machine. Indy will be killing off Soviets, sharks, temple guardians, and of course a lot of snakes! This game was made around 1999. The graphics are pretty good from what year it was made in. Voice acting is pretty good. Good thing is they got someone who at least sounds like Harrison Ford for Indy. Plus you're able to inherit several weapons to kill off any danger that gets in your way.

Those who are die hard fan of Indiana Jones or like 3rd person shooter games will like this game.

This video game is a must. It is the best video game I have ever played before. The three dimensional graphics are spectacular, the storyline is incredible, and the music is perfect for the various situations Indy finds himself in throughout the course of the game. For anyone interested in visiting Egyptian Pyramids or Aztec Ruins -- this game is as close as it gets. A MUST FOR ANYONE INTERESTED IN HAVING A GREAT TIME (AND FOR ANYONE WHO IS A FAN OF INDIANA JONES!)

This game gets a ten from me.

I am not usually one to gush over a video game, but Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine is a neat bit of work. Much like Tomb Raider in feel, it takes full advantage of the mystique and mythology of the Raiders of the Lost Ark series. The plot involves Indy's globe-spanning quest to beat the Russians to the secrets of an ancient Babylonian device of awesome power. The sixteen levels are interspersed with set pieces that really have the flavor of an Indy movie, with the wit and humor associated with Harrison Ford's portrayal of the character. (Ford did not do the game, though.)

The programmers keep their tongues firmly in cheek, making Indiana in-jokes that show they recognize the mythical stature of Indiana Jones as American hero without taking it all too seriosuly. This is perhaps most conclusively demonstrated by the bonus level "Return to Peru", wherein you, as Indy, get to return to the Peruvian temple at the beginning of Raiders.

For anyone who has enjoyed the Indiana Jones series of movies, and who likes first-person games, this is a must.