Why wasn’t this story the 5th Indiana Jones movie?
Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis is an adventure game on the Commodore Amiga.
Set in 1939—right after The Last Crusade and before WWII fully kicks off—Fate of Atlantis was designed by LucasArts as a spiritual “fourth movie,” with the same tone, music style (composer Clint Bajakian channeling John Williams), and pulp-adventure feel. Many fans (including me) still argue it’s better than Crystal Skull, and by far better than Dial of Destiny, at capturing classic Indy energy.
Rewatching Crystal Skull after Dial of Destiny, I’d previously thought CS was average compared to the first three movies. But next to Dial of Destiny, it’s actually a pretty good movie.
The key to appreciating Crystal Skull (CS) is watching them in this order—it makes you appreciate it much more, LOL!
Missed opportunity to use an excellent adventure that was already written?
@anon_opin The claim that white space as flow control is morally indefensible is a bit strong but … as white space is not always preserved (for instance copy and paste), I am against it.
@isogee117@miliondouga Think that the whole world drives on the left hand side of the road? Cool countries like Japan, India, England and South Africa drive on the left but weird countries in Europe and North America, North Africa, much of Asia etc drive on the right.