Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine for Nintendo 64

Pros: Amount of weapons, cool cutscenes, 12 adventure levels, creatures, Soviets.
Cons: Difficult creatures to destroy, but it makes it all the more exciting and challenging.

I bought this game months ago and at first, found it hard to jump ravines, climb, crawl, etc, but later got the hang of it. I especially liked shooting the Soviets with the bazooka,(the revolver never ran out of ammo), finding the treasures, and buying ...

Pros: realistic, fun, and adventrous; great for kids of almost any age.
Cons: hard to maneuver, and Incontinent to save

Being a lover of Indiana Jones movies I purchased this game in hopes of it being as fun to play, as the movies are to watch. In the game you play Jones defeating enemies and collecting treasure; as you get deeper into the game you discover that you are battling to stop a thousand year old “machine”, exactly what it is not revealed until later in the game. Not even sure what it does you must find, and stop it before the bad guys gain control. I found this game exciting and realistic, but as I progressed through the game several problems presented themselves. The first thing I found was problem was maneuvering. This problem really comes into factor when jumping, attacking, and getting into position to pick up items such as gold, weapons, and supplies. As you explore you will need to save your game; the way the game is designed sometimes you will save but the increments at witch you save can set you back when you resume play. Besides these few incontinent details I found the game quite entertaining and enjoyable. I would recommend the game for players 9-14.