AUTHOR: U.S. Gold RELEASE: 1990 TYP: Action SPIELER: 1 LEVEL: 6 SPRACHE: Englisch Partnumber: 27008-50 EAN: 5013442551899 WERT: 10 Euro
Knallen Sie die Peitsche! Schlagen Sie zu mit den Fäusten! Aber seien Sie schlau! Die Jagt geht los - die Suche nach dem größten Schatz, den es je gab, dem Heiligen Gral. Klettern Sie auf rollende Zirkus-Wagen, befreien Sie sich aus einem Riesenzeppelin, laufen Sie gegen die Uhr, aber vermeiden Sie die alten Fallen! Sie sind Indy und schlagen sich durch eine Vielzahl herausvordernder, aktionsgeladene Level im Kampf ums Leben.
Use your whip! Use your fists! Use your wits! The chase is on, all the way to the greatest treasure in history, the Holy grail [sic]. Scramble over the rumbling circus train, fight your way out of a giant Zeppelin and race against time and ancient booby traps. You control Indy as you battle to survive one testing action packed level after another.
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Level skip
During the game, pause and press 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 2, then unpause. On controller 2, press 1 to skip a level, press 2 to skip a checkpoint or press left to disable/enable enemies and objects.
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I'll start this review by stating that Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade is a special game to me; it was one of my first for the Master System and I got it as a gift from my parents. It wasn't my birthday or anything, they just came one day with a small rectangular package and gave it to me. “A book”, I thought, and proceeded to unwrap the present; my surprise was great when I was greeted by this game's nice cover (the white one). I was so happy that I never forgot it, and after so many years it moved me to choose it for review. However, for this purpose, I do it from an objective point of view. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade follows loosely the plot of the film it is based upon, taking Indy to a quest through some of its locations in search for the ultimate treasure, the Holy Grail. What dangers await you in this adventure? Let's find out. […] All in all, the key point about this game is that it could have benefited from a bit more of variety: variety in enemies, in sound, in levels, in music. At least, the levels could have been a bit longer. The result is a game that doesn't look quite finished, a bit empty, like a very advanced beta that gives us only an idea of how good it could be. Sadly, as it is now it just stays in the shadow of other better platformers available for your SMS. As always though, it might be best for you to try it out if you can, to reach your own conclusions. On my part, I keep cherishing this game, if only to look at its interesting cover. But I'll sure be playing it from time to time. - www.smstributes.co.uk
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