Indiana Jones® and the Emperor's Tomb™

Nope. Go straight to 'Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis,' or 'Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine.' If after all that you still need more Indiana Jones--you then have my blessing to play the weakest of all the contenders.

I still have the original CD-Rom of this game. I loved all of it. The cities and locations to explore, the puzzles, the action. I great sale price too. Don't miss out

One of the forgotten gems of 2003. The Graphics- maybe a bit dated but boy, once you get into a fist fight with a couple of goons and that iconic theme starts playing, you really won't care. They're pretty good for 2003 however. The Controls- aren't mapped very well unless you're a weirdo that perfers a mouse and keyboard in a game like this. I had to download a seperate program to get the controls working properly. The Gameplay- is really solid. Level design is fun and at times a little anxiety inducing. The combat system is excellent and is only enhanced by the great score. The Sound- is fanatistic. Well, maybe not ALL the sound (Indy's breathing). The voice acting is decent with Indy's being a pretty good sub for Harrison Ford. The music is great though. If you're a fan of Indiana Jones and enjoy action adventure games then you'll enjoy this game.

I didn't expect to enjoy this. Having never played it before I was afraid that nostalgia couldn't help me this time. But I have to say, this is a great adventure game. Yes, the camera can be really annoying, the save points are automatic and can be a problem and I cannot get the controller working - but, I loved playing this and will play more. I'm Indy, and I'm on an adventure - what more could I ask for.

Indiana Jones and The Fate Atlantis is still my all time favorite Indy game but this one is still the best action one. But it's far from perfect. The horrible save system (especially toward the end game when you have no health before going to an hard section of the game) is especially a pain. There is no way to play widescreen or high resolution. But nonetheless, still an anjoyable game. It makes me wonder how in the hell Lucasarts never properly used the Indiana Jone licence.