Indiana Jones - the Last Crusade FM Towns longplay Part 1/6

Longplay of the cool FM Towns version of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
This version has nice CD audio tracks.

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Entertainment

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• Indiana
• Jones
• Lucasarts
• Lucasfilm
• walkthrough
• longplay
• game

[flapdancer]

Is there any major difference between this and the VGA PC version? They look exactly the same to me. I have EGA and VGA versions of it and this looks like the VGA.

[laffer35]

@flapdancer

Yes, the music - the PC version uses MIDI while this uses CD audio.

[rodzandz]

Were the FM-Towns games normaly in Japanese or English?

[laffer35]

Normally in Japanese. The games were only released in Japan, so :)

But a few have both Japanese and English, like these Lucasarts ones.

[odraconiandevil79]

Shame this game didn't have speech but it is probably the best version with the PC a close second.

[busterflex]

@MysticArksRevenge

Well they could do it...these games were also released on atari, amiga and (early lucas arts games) on C64...Even on the NES was a port of Maniac Mansion

[tf2cheats]

very difficult game, especially for a kid who didnt have english as first language.

not gonna lie , tried it on scummvm years later and had to use a guide now and then :p

[redoutlander]

@laffer35 I'm so jealous. I bought a copy off of steam and it is midi only. Even though the midi in this game is quite good the CD version is superior.

[sammymarlo]

@flapdancer Main difference is the CD AUDIO.

[flapdancer]

@laffer35 Just downloaded it today. Yes, the music is a lot more impressive in the cuts. One little thing I noticed though - strangely, in the Venice cafe scene, the cool little PC jingle from the VGA is missing in the FM-Towns. It's just silent. Odd!

[xDet3rmin4tionx]

This game is far too hard lol just downloaded it on Steam, used to play it when I was about 5, my dad must have helped me more than I realized lol

[MysticArksRevenge]

That is strange. I did not know the SCUMM engine used by Lucasfilm can be used on a Japanese computer. I thought they could only be used on Macintosh, DOS, or Windows PC's.