Q&A Part 2:

Is this gonna be a good game? I tried the newest one, but frankly, it wasn't good at all. (No offence)

What newest one? The Emperor's Tomb from February 2003? It wasn't my favorite, i'll say that much. However, I've enjoyed playing Staff of Kings, and the co-op was a blast with people around the office. Totally fun.

i know im beating a dead horse but are we going to see any game play footage or will we just have to wait until the game is released?

The poor horse. You can stop beating him now, since we've released gameplay footage out onto the web. Lets see...Yahoo is a good link for it.

When fist fighting, is there a lock on system where you focus on one enemy at a time? Do some of the fist fights involve a group of people. If so, how does the lock on system work?

There is no 'targeting- system requiring you to hold down a button, with lock-on cursors popping onto the guys. That would definitely take the craziness out of a fight, and multiple baddies at once is Indy's specialty.

I would liken the targeting to work much like Prince of Persia, the Sands of Time. Obviously, the guy you are facing is your primary target, but you can quickly change direction to fight another guy without much effort. It works pretty well. The hot set uses this same setup, so bookshelves, weapons, and destructables get used the same way.

Will the Wii-version support the Motion Plus accessory?

Nope.

How is Fate of Atlantis unlocked? Do you have to complete the whole main game to access it?

There are two ways. First, you'll be able to simply play through the game and gain achievements, which will in turn unlock Fate of Atlantis over time. It's not super-easy, but everyone will be able to do it.

Of course, there is the easy path - head over to Gamestop and pre-order the game. They will be distributing a mini-guide with pre-order that will have a code inside to unlock it right off the bat.

Mine is already pre-ordered.

Will the score by completely original or will it feature some John Williams tracks? (besides the main theme)

We did incorporate John Williams music from the Indy films into the game. Additionally, our music supervisor Jesse Harlin went to the vaults and found some really great music from The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones TV series that we used as well. Finally, to bring more uniqueness to this story composers Gordy Haab and Ray Harman created some really great original pieces that have 'odes to the classic John Williams music.

Will the main game (not the Fate of Atlantis unlockable) have many adventure game elements, or is the game predominantly an action title? I'm thinking of things like switches, inventory puzzles, pushed blocks, logic puzzles, and so on.

The game is primarily focused on action, but it wouldn't be Indiana Jones if he didn't have tricky puzzles to solve