I got this game back when I was a youngin and i had been a big indiana jones fan since i first played the old one about atlantis as a child. When i got this game i still had windows 95 so i couldnt play it but on one faithful day we got a new comp and by then my game (unplayed) had aquired some dust so i installed it and for the first couple hours the game worked perfectly and i was flooded with old memories of happyness as i killed the red menece. At first i was attacked by a couple of small bugs but nothing too durastic. But then during one of the level (i forget which one) something went horribly wrong the frame rate went crazy and the game turned into a slide show with the same sentence of dialogue repeating itself over and over until the game went back to the main menu then proceeded to crash my computer. I (being a young child with high hopes) decided to try again restart my comp and such with the same results. I tried this over and over long into the night until my mom forced my into my bed where i proceeded to cry myself to sleep, in the morning i couldn't even face my own computer or the entire floor it was on. Many years later we got a new video card and i thought it was worth giving it another shot, though it did make it past the part of which it froze and crashed last time, it only proceeded to do the same thing at another part. At this point i gave up and substituted the emporors tomb to this game and gave the infernal disk to my friend who has probably yet to play it. This game only loses points because of what it did to my childhood.
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