The History of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom the arcade game - documentary
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- The history of Atari's whip slinging action adventure
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I asked the wife if I could stop gardening to watch this and she kicked me out the house. So now I am watching this from a bus stop.
You’re the PatMan Man!
I don't know what it means but everyone else is doing it so, #FucWives
You ASKED the wife? Hahahahahahahahahwhahaha
Do you guys have joint accounts?
What kind of man ASKS if he can do something? Good that she kicked you out. She can bring in her actual husband now.
Lmao
I lit up when I opened up RUclips and saw an upload from my favorite channel!!! Hope your health is doing better and you're feeling well.
@Jase Titan Definitely, have been using flixzone} for since november myself :)
Had my COVID jab today and went to bed early with a sore arm and feeling a bit crappy, I open RUclips on the iPad and see this video, and it was just what I needed to cheer me up. Thanks again! 😊👍
That's nice of you to say, hope you enjoy it
I wouldn't take that DNA altering garbage if you paid me a million dollars. A lot of people who have gotten it will start dropping like flies within the next 5 years. You'll start seeing this happen in the next 6 months. Ask yourself why they would rush out a rna v for something that has a 99.7% survival rate without medicine and can be cured in a couple of days with hydroC?
@@jsnap5396 your are entitled to your opinion, but this is neither the time nor the place.
@@jsnap5396 You are insane
You took the vaccine??? Dont be surprised if your sterile
Man, I loved that arcade game. I think it was the digitized voices that really made it. I remember saving up for the nes game and being severely disappointed.
Having your game speak to you used to be a pretty big deal. Nowadays we have both the storage space and the processing power for it to be mundane in games designed for your telephone. We never got those flying cars and as much as mobile phones are nice and all; they are basically dystopian surveillance devices with an entire array of sensors. Not only have they convinced everyone to buy their own tracking device (with non removable battery), but they've gone a step further and normalized everyone upgrading their surveillance brick every couple of years. That doesn't even begin to go into the ecological impact of all of this crap. I guess what I'm trying to say is that the Industrial Revolution was a mistake.
Here in the 70’ & early 80’ we’d have children’s Saturday morning or afternoon cinema sessions which for 50p you’d get a hour morning or afternoon of fun. So with many of my other school friends would be watching Leicester City play football or play it in the park i and my mates would be enjoying pure escapism in the local cinema and being as we had so many it would change as to which one we’d go to. Let’s not forget double features which are some of my absolute fondest memories growing up. Once again PatmanQC you’ve outdone yourself 🙌
All the games are missing one of the absolute key elements of the movie: Kate Capshaw screaming for 90 minutes.
LOL, that's a good point
lol
One thing I love about the arcade game is those terrific midis...and the fact that the appropriate John Williams themes are played for every scene (the slave rescue theme, the mine car chase, the temple with the stones, etc.)
Good point, I should have mentioned that
Thank you for making this video! Love this game. One of my all-time favorites. Well done on your great work as always.. I always enjoy checking in on your videos, I am always glad I did :-)
Thank you very much for the kind words, glad you enjoyed them
Those Temple Of Doom arcade graphics and sound effects were SO awesome as a kid. The gameplay didn't matter at that point. Great video!
I rented the NES game way back on the day. I was always told it was based on an arcade game but had never seen footage of that until now. Awesome!
"it falls apart, just like my grandma trying to eat corn"... not going to lie, I laughed WAAAAY longer at that than I should have
Thanks for yet another killer mini-doc! Liked, Shared and still Subscribed
I was looking for some in-depth history about one of my childhood arcade memories and here we are.
Excellent, glad I could help
Hi Patman!
Great review again!
Never tried this game, however i m a big aficionado of Amstrad Cpc and played about every title back in the days on this fabulous machine.
Greetings from France!
Thank you, greetings from America :-)
The Atari System-1 board was amazing for it’s time. This was a superb game. So was Road Blasters.
The AtariST version of this game was quite good.
This arcade game was one of my childhood favorites. It was always one of the loudest in the arcade.
Yes it certainly was
Hi Patman! Thanks a lot for the great effort in bringing to us all these awesome titles of the golden years! 😁 😁 😁 How can i say? Well can i suggest ome of the next title to put in your game history? Black Tiger! Do you remember it? I loved it!!
Thank you for watching, I appreciate the nice words. I do recall black Tiger and did played a few times back in the day so I can defiinitely put it on the list.
Best thing about this game was hearing it booming in the background of an arcade.
“Indie will climb up and wrap his whip around Willy” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I was truly blown away with this one when the arcade cabinet came out! In retrospect, you wonder if the mine cart levels inspired stuff like Donkey Kong Country.. I’m definitely on board with an Indy reboot.. Hell, I’ll even settle for Pitfall Harry
LOL, so Would I
QUEEFAMANIA!! HAHA!!!!
Also, that yell when Indy fell was hilarious in the MS-Dos version,
LOL, I should have a shirt made with that on it
This dude's videos make my day! Where else will you hear a Devo reference alongside Indiana Jones?
Thank you my friend :-)
Just last year I FINALLY made it across the rope bridge to Willie and Shorty, and now I have to do it AGAIN for the Easter Egg! Thanks a lot, PatmanQC!!! ;-D
Nice job! I was never able to back in the day.
@@PatmanQC-Arcade-Documentaries I never finished it in the arcade either, even when starting with 7 lives. Thank you for another great video. Glad you captured the history of movie serials for the young'ins!
Great video - Indiana Jones looks like a ghost in the MSX one.
LOL, yes he does
I used to play this on the Amstrad, in the olden days, well, when it loaded, my mum had a 6128, and only had this on cassette, and it was murder trying to get tape games to load, ahh memories "read error b" All these years though, and I didnt know about the bridge level, I always thought it looped the main game forever.
What a excellent channel. Subscribed.
Welcome aboard! Thanks so much
Great video. I am a fan of the Indiana Jones series. It’s always interesting to see how the conversions from the arcade to the console hold up.
Awesome video patmanqc
Love this game! Definitely has that steep learning curve but once you get the hang of it - becomes a blast. Shocked to hear the same developers that did the arcade version had a hand in that horrendous NES version.
It sure does
Yay! This properly showed up in my YT feed for once!
Apple II version looks like it's in 3D without wearing the glasses
C64 - Say what you will but you can't beat the ol' SID chip for music on 80's computers.
The SID chip was and still is fantastic, Especially compared to other home computers on the market at the time
Indy always reminded me of Panama Jack for the C64
As far as the NES version goes, there were 2 released versions: an unofficial release by Tengen and an official licensed release by Mindscape. Both are the same game though.
Then, as Hillary Clinton said, "What difference does it make?!" Lol
@@RetroMMA then as Trump said "I TELL LOADS OF LIES TO STOP YOU SEEING HOW MUCH OF A BAD PRESIDENT I'LL BE"
Didn't hear him say that? you must have voted for him.
@@Hellwyck I did vote for him - twice. I wonder if you could honestly claim your life was bad under Trump... Anyway, how do you think Joe is doing so far?
What does that have to do with my comment? Leave politics out of it. Geez!!
I had this game for the Amstrad CPC as a kid. I've hated it ever since.
Great video though, Pat Man!
Thanks again for another wonderful video!
My cousin could always win in the arcade. I made it to the rope ONCE and I was close to 13 at the time. NES I played like no ones business and FINALLY beat it just before I sold the old set.
I never got very far on the NES version
I own the arcade cabinet. You missed some really fascinating details on this game, like how it was originally envisioned to be a Dragon’s Lair style laserdisc based game. Or the two different releases on the NES due to a legendary lawsuit and Atari unscrupulously trying to circumvent the system’s lockout chip...
Indy might have been quicker walking on a few of those home conversion mine car segments
I wonder if the Indiana Jones System 1 “cartridge” has the speech chips on it since the main system 1 board does not.
I didn't know this game! Thank you for let me know it!
Wow!! Never knew of the bridge
Glad my silly little videos you provide you with information you never knew :-)
I love the voices on the arcade game. Now reminds me of Beavis and Butthead..
Love this guy
i was wondering why i never seen this arcade...then i remember i was only 4 when it came out. great video as usual, it was queef-o-rific
After seeing Beautifully done games and music like Shadow of the Beast on the Amiga. I honestly expected more from that computer with this game and the Atari ST as well.
Shadow of the beast was definitely a classic at least visually :-)
documentaries shadow of the beast blew my mind when I first saw it and heard it and was pleased to see a C=64 version come out that I could play.
I still can't get over the fact that Indy was an absolute WUSS that dies in a single poke. :P
LOL never thought about that
Have you gotten the Capcom Arcade Stadium yet?
The list (idea for future documentaries?)
Vulgus
Pirate Ship Higemaru
The 1942 series (1942, 1943, 1941, 19XX, and 1944)
You already did Commando
And Ghosts and Goblins
Section Z
Trojan
Legendary Wings
Bionic Commando
Forgotten Worlds
Ghouls and Ghosts
Strider
Dynasty Wars and it's sequel Warriors of Fate
I think you did Final Fight
Mercs
Mega Twins
Carrier Airwing
Street Fighter 2
Captain Commando
Vath
Powered Gear and Cyberbots
Battle Circuit
Gigawing
Pro gear
It's an brilliant sequel and I will play the arcade game. 😀👍🎮
I can never get past the lava part when I was in the arcade I spent a fortune on quarters
I remember cartoons before the movie plays in the 80's with some looney toons and Who Frame Roger Rabbit short toons......Anyways, the Indy arcade game was another money eating machine: Fun but difficult!!
Absolutely :-)
OHH! Serials, not Cereals lol. Took me about 4 minutes to figure that out.
I'm left handed and the idea of using my right hand to control the joystick so i can use my left hand to attack is entirely unappealing. I don't know if it's natural to want to control the joystick with my left hand or if it's just been decades of "adapting" to standard controls.
Arcade game was good. Spent lots on it, and still fun to play via emulation. But good gosh.. there are not any home versions that even come close. In my opinion, the DOS version looked the best, but the sound obviously is horrible.
This thing would always kick my ass. Being five probably didn't help my gaming skills though.
Also, does the mine level remind anyone else of the speeder bike level of the Return of the Jedi?
13:21 You have used the Amstrad logo instead of the Spectrum one.
OMG, I played this game lots when I was in college This machine was in the Student Lounge and it swallowed lots of my quarters! Needless to say, I was quite disappointed with the NES version of the game.
The NES one was just terrible, I don't know what happened
There he is
I thought I was watching the movie!
I LOVED this game in my local arcade but they removed it.I must have been around 10 years old in the era of the C64 .My uncle told me he actually had an Indiana Jones game and would mail it out to me. Weeks went by and it arrived. Imagine that feeling when you open up the package,pop in the cassette and after what seemed an hour expect your favourite arcade game to appear......and instead you get Indiana Jones and the lost kingdom 😳 IT WAS TERRIBLE!! I think I even cried 😂I had to wait a couple of years till they finally got out a C64 version 😆 A link to the nightmare of what I had to play down below....
ruclips.net/video/hlhUj2bMnDA/видео.html.
I really think that if the game had been ported by Tiertex instead of Level Systems it would have taken more advantage of the hardware. The graphics look very basic considering what we got at the time from Tiertex.
AWESOME!!
Thanks!!
I never seen this game in arcades that I recall... but I had the NES port and did not like it. The arcade version looks awesome. The NES version might be ok but I recall just not having fun, whether that was from difficulty or boredom or both. But you say its easy so I probably just turned it off from boredom every time I played. I haven't played it since the 90s. Hopefully someone makes a core for the arcade version on MiSTer with the other games on that arcade board.
The NES version was not very good
I Love Indiana Jones in The Temple of Doom Arcade Game By ATARI GAMES From ATARI I Love That Arcade Game it's Awesome!!!
*and the Temple Of Doom
We walk from here...
I actually never knew that Indiana Jones had video games
Ummmmm, it is common knowledge!
Unless you were born and raised on a desert island, or you are from a country like: Cameroon.
Queefamania! You bet your ass I'm gonna work that word into a conversation.
How about the SNES game Greatest Adventures?
Perhaps in the future video
I'm wondering how they're going to turn Indiana Jones into a first person game at Machine Games. Surely they won't have Indy mowing down Germans again like they did with Wolfenstein.
Kind of hard to say
Kali Ma! Kali Ma!!
i think i would rather play with the X Girlfriend, looks like it would be more fun :) Thanks Patman..
You and me both my friend :-)
Labor Day Jones and the White Suit Crusades
LOL
Can you do a video on Dj boy
Liked it on the Genesis and a good Arcade port...
Try Lego indiana jones on Playstation2, it is a good game.
Yes it's really good. My son and I just got the new Lego Star Wars game
Thuggie Fresh
LOL
What an embarrassment for Apple.
It sure was
Very disappointed with so many BAD Amiga ports. The Amiga can do SO much better than this.
Usually the Amiga just got terrible ports from the Atari ST but that wasn't the case here so I don't know what happened
When the game came out went to toys r us and bought this. Took it home. Didnt work. Went back to store. Got another. Took it home. Didnt work. Got Geoffrey bucks to get another game. I think it was a sign for me not to get it.
Holy moly, I have never heard of that happening
Loved this game! Glad I can still revel in its nostalgia on MAME. Thanks Patman...
Your ex girlfriend should get her own game, no offense.
Im sure everyone would play her!
I was able to play through the end when I would play this at the Local 7-11. I got a good value for my quarters. I remember getting a bonus for whipping Willy and hearing Paperboy say knock it off.
The belgian comic book Tintin was another major influence on the creation of Indiana Jones.
Excellent, thanks for the info
I used to like this game in the arcade and thought it was so tough. Another great Video Patmanqc!
For those in a rush and cannot watch the video, I'll sum it up for you. They made a movie and then they made a video game based on that movie and then Harrison Ford married Calista Flockhart, whom I always found hot even though she's got kind of a weird looking face.
Anorexia...
@@RetroMMA If it really was anorexia, she'd be dead by now. She's gotta be well into her 50's. She's just an ectomorph.
@@skiprockjr.6881 ...or she reeled herself in. Also, he crashed a plane.
@@RetroMMA That's not how anorexia works. Her heart would've weakened enough to kill her by now.
Ahh yes, Ally McBeal, Single, Young, Sexy, Female lawyer.......
I love your videos, one of the few american reviewers that look at the spectrum versions of games and gives a fair critique too
I try to be fair and all the conversions I cover. To be honest, I had no idea about the spectrum growing up here in the states and when I first saw one running I was flabbergasted. Since then, I've noticed some really good games on the system.
I'd love to get my hands and one of the USA ones, distributed by timex I believe, it had a n AY sound chip in it like the UK 128k version, plus it'd be a bit of a curiosity here in the uk
They had 1 in a Pizza Hut, I loved this game
Man! I use to love going to sitdown Pizza Huts! They had great arcade games and personal pan pizzas! Loved it as a kid!
The Spectrum version said Amstrad on it. My only complaint.
Another great video from PatmanQC. Keep em coming man. Do you happen to have a phone# for that Ex girlfriend? She made my liver quiver
LOL, thank you. She gave me strange stirrings in my utility belt as well :-)
Flashbacks of that damn mine cart level. Lol
Wow, I didn't know how a lover boy you are, that ex is quite the specimen.
9:35 the Apple II world was a dumpster fire of bloops and bleeps and farts and queefs until the Apple IIgs arrived. It was an embarrassment.
LOL, comment of the day :-)
oh wow, i had the nes version. I had no idea until now it was an arcade cabinet first. The nes game gave me a tonne of play hours. You cannot find a vid about it nowadays without whining kids saying it is bad. Edit: aw crap you called it bad too!
Original NES licensed conversion was performed by Mindscape. The Tengen version came later and was the same game but was unlicensed.
Had this on the C64 loved it 🙌🏻
Fate of Atlantis the adventure game had Harrison Ford on the cover
I'm gonna have to check this out on MAME.
AMSTRAD should be ZX Spec 13:40
Your ex-girlfriend makes me feel funny
301 like and 50 commentary
*Soon kali will rule the world.*
Another great vid from the PatMan!
I loved this in the arcade...too bad about the Amiga version. The hardware should have had no problems running such a game.
I agree, just anotherHorrendous port on the Amiga