Why Didn't Anyone Tell Me That Indiana Jones And The Emperor's Tomb From 2003 Is A Gem?!
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2023
- Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb (2003) XBOX ONE Review
No one told me Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb (2003) was awesome, and in this video I tell you why!
As Indiana Jones, you’ll travel to 1935 China to prevent a powerful artifact from falling into evil hands. This globe-spanning adventure pits you against evil Nazis and the Asian underworld. It’ll take more than just a trusty whip and pistol to avoid the perils of the Emperor’s Tomb.
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One of the best Indy games period. Each stage is unique and challenging. The lack of checkpoints is rage inducing, some parts are straight not fair, but man when the game allows you to explore, fight baddies or just do puzzles on your own pace, you get very chill experience. And don’t forget the drill level.
💯% agree
The drill is the "real" final boss lol. So many attempts the first playthrough
100% agree. This was clearly Uncharted before Uncharted was ever a thing. I love this game.
I'm a big Indy fan and am very nostalgic about this game. The opening of the new film, Dial of Destiny, did give me Prague castle vibes.
I really enjoyed the new movie. It wasn’t the best in the series, but it’s a real shame that it flopped. For me, this game was totally Uncharted before Uncharted ever became a thing. I was really hoping now that Nathan Drake’s story is done, some development team would continue the Indiana Jones franchise as video games and make them just like Uncharted. Now that the new movie flopped, I doubt it will ever happen. 😞. At least we have this and Staff of Kings though.
@@rockybalboa4593 I'm really happy whenever I hear anyone else liked the movie because I think it really deserved to do better, and I too wish it led to a new Indy game.
@@JeddtheJedi It was a really fun movie. The only thing that truly bothered me which I have criticized about it is that they were foolish not to bring back Short Round. The actor who played him is a grown adult now and an Oscar winner. He easily could and should have returned if even for a cameo. I personally think he should have been the friend who assisted them with the dive. That was a very foolish mistake. We never found out what became of him.
@@rockybalboa4593 Yeah, it's really too bad because that would have been wonderful. They had just finished shooting Dial of Destiny when Everything Everywhere All At Once was released and won the Oscar. It really would have been nice to see Indy and Short Round reunite, especially since this movie already brings Sallah and Marion back too.
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I wish they had more Indiana Jones games like this one but sadly poor Indy’s gaming history takes a huge dip after this games release. Some people love the Indiana Jones LEGO games and there’s also a somewhat decent psp game called Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings but beyond that you won’t find anything close to Emperors Tomb. Hopefully Bethesda’s attempt at a up and coming Indiana Jones game will be a much needed return to quality Indy gaming.
Had never played this before until my husband saw it was backwards compatible on Xbox and told me I’d like it, got frustrated with certain parts but such a great game, would be cool to see a new Indiana Jones game in this style, at this point games are probably a better choice for the character than movies.
This one and the infernal machine are my favourite Indy games, they’re so nostalgic for me, but I still go back and replay them every once in a while because I quite enjoy them.
Dude, this game is my childhood! It's very memorable, even though some parts were frustrating and janky. Still very lovable though!
It's actually sad how many people don't know about this game, I think the end development was rushed cause of a tight budget and the game still turned out nearly perfect. It really deserves a proper remaster.....
Remaster it, take my money.
Well, now we get a whole new Indy game it seems. Let's just hope it won't fall prey to the usual pitfalls of modern AAA gaming, and turns out to be a complete experience with no major issues.... let's hope. And that the soundtrack will be on par or even better than Emperor's Tomb!
The Uncharted series was obviously heavily inspired by these games. These were the original Uncharted games before they evolved IMO. They easily could continue the IJ franchise through video games by making new games with the same structure and style as Uncharted. I really wish they would since Nathan Drake’s story is done.
Either that or animated films
I loved this game so much on my PS2. Was literally addicted to it and spent countless hours on it as hard as it was it was still an incredible game, too bad Harrison Ford doesn’t voice Indy in the game but other than that it’s a really enjoyable experience. Sucks the game also wasn’t made into a movie.
I’m playing it for the first time now and loving it!!! I grew up with PS2 and somehow missed it. lol. It feels like John Williams is following me around and I’m playing the movie the way the music follows me especially during combat. Very well done. For me this was clearly Uncharted before Uncharted ever became a thing. It’s obvious to me that series was heavily inspired by this game. I just wish I was able to somehow get my graphics to be crisp on my HDTV. The game is super fun but the graphics and text are just really blurry.
@@rockybalboa4593 Yeah I know, plus the checkpoint system where when you die you have to restart the whole level from the start didn’t really help either but it was an amazing and fun game nonetheless, imagine if got a remake or remastered that’d be insane if done right.
I grew up with this game. Absolutely amazing piece of my childhood
This game was really good! The fighting was awesome the story was good and its a shame that we didnt get more indy games until now
This game needs a remaster.
I used to wake up at like 5:30am before school to play this game! Playing it again now on Ps2
I just downloaded this game- i also never really knew that. It looks like old school Tomb Raider with Indy- what could be better. Expect obviously Fate of Atlantis is unbeatable.
Emperor's Tomb and Infernal Machine both are great.
I remember buying this game in the store when I was a kid. Bought this and Tony Hawks Underground.
Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine is a lot of fun also.
As a kid i played the hell out of this game on ps2.
Infernal Machine and Fate of Atlantis. This game and those two were basically my whole childhood lol
I had no idea that Temple of Doom was a prequel to Raiders and now it all makes sense! In ToD, Indy seemed skeptical the Sankara Stones were magical or even real which to me seemed weird since he just got done dealing with the Nazis and the Ark. If ToD came before Raiders it makes sense that Indy doubted the stones’ power since this was technically his first encounter with the “divine.”
P.s. I know there are other stories that came out that had Indy dealing with other mystical/magical artifacts when he was younger but I’m talking about strictly the movies here.
My only minor gripes were I thought the graphics could have been better and there wasnt much original music from the movies in the game that i can remember except for the game intro before the main menu had the IJ theme.
Absolute masterpiece. My favorite game ever
I’m playing it for the first time now and loving it!!! I grew up with PS2 and somehow missed it. lol. It feels like John Williams is following me around and I’m playing the movie the way the music follows me especially during combat. Very well done. For me this was clearly Uncharted before Uncharted ever became a thing. It’s obvious to me that series was heavily inspired by this game. I just wish I was able to somehow get my graphics to be crisp on my HDTV. The game is super fun but the graphics and text are just really blurry.
@@rockybalboa4593 Clint Bajakian composed the score… but it sounds like John Williams
A childhood favorite for me.
I am Indiana Jones fan.
Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb (PC/xbox) and Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine (PC) are my favorites Indiana Jones games 🤠👍🏻✨
I have infernal machine (but for the Wii) Should I?
@@Ewaii26 There's no Wii version, the game is from 1999. You're probably talking about the Staff of Kings (which isn't really that good).
you are correct!😬 my bad 😂
@@Ewaii26 Anyhow, I highly recommend playing the Infernal Machine, it's more puzzle oriented, and longer, and you can save at any time. It's not as fluid as Emperor's Tomb, but it's still amazing to play nonetheless.
For many years I thought this was an Xbox exclusive. Also thought it was 1st person only because the commercials of the game back then showed it in 1st person perspective. I had a PS2 so I thought I couldn't play it. Happened to come across it in a pawn shop right around the same time Staff of Kings came out. I thought Staff if Kings had noticeably better graphics but Emperor's Tomb was a more fun game.
I love it. The fighting combat is great. So like the movies.
@Ewaii - Indiana Jones And The Infernal Machine released for PC in 1999
I found the game mechanics very wonky but it is nonetheless my favorite game of all-time
I heard that Bethesda is also making an Indiana Jones game. I don't know if they can make their game to be as good as this one...
Let's hope they make it even better
indiana jones and the infernaty machin could you plas (sorry for bad english)
Why anyone told you ? Well probably because of this stupid trope that "EVERY licenced game sucks" which I hate and is totally WRONG.
This bad reputation came mostly from the 5th gen of consoles like the ps1 where the pass the torch from 2D to 3D was really a struggle for developpers.
But the 6th gen of consoles (ps2, xbox, etc) was and still IS the golden age for licenced games, they released hundreds probably. And I didn't say they were all good but a lot of them were decent, hidden gem and some are still bangers nowadays.
I mean people tend to forget that the batman arkham games or even alien isolation are licenced games. If you want to try others like this one, you should give these two a chance :
- The matrix path of neo (2005)
- 007 everything or nothing (2003) which also have a cover system (crazy for the time period)
Btw, I'm gonna dare say it but ... 007 nightfire & 007 everything or nothing are better than goldeneye 64 ;)
Played this 20 yrs ago on console. Picked up to replay on PC recently. I found that the game on keyboard to be difficult. Still a lot of fun. The inclusion of picking up hat held the game to the movie. The combat system is dated
Born in 93, grew up watching Indy excuse Dr Jones kick butt. I love all the movies even 4 but in know it's problems lol anyway my favorite film has to be Last Crusade because of Indy and his father in the film. Heck I even own an official Indiana Jones fedora and my mother owns a plate with Indy and Henry painted on it. Would love to see this get a remaster.
That's cool!
If you're looking for other Indiana Jones games to play there aren't that many original ones. Other than Emperor's Tomb there's the Staff of Kings, Fate of Atlantis, and the Infernal Machine.
You played any of those?
@@Ewaii26 FAte of Atlantisis a CLASSIC and a must have for any gamer or Indy fan. Unlike the other mentioned games this is an graphic point-and-click adventure. Staff of Kings and infernal Machine are also "Tomb Raider" clones like Emperor´s Tomb- they are also goodbut Emperor´s Tomb is better than these two.
Nice video.
Thanks!
Are you allow to play Indiana Jones and the emperors of tomb with Xbox disc on the xbox one?
That's how I played it 😀
@@Ewaii26 did it work just fine?
Yeah felt it ran great
By saying Xbox disc I mean not Xbox 360 disc and Xbox one disc.
It was only released for the original Xbox (and PS2 and PC)
So sad you cant buy this game in xbox one rn. 😔
At least it's backwards compatible
bcoz you werent born yet