Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine (Nintendo 64)

Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine
Developer: Factor 5 Publisher: LucasArts Platform: Nintendo 64 Released in US: December 14, 2000 This game has hidden developer credits. This game has hidden development-related text. This game has a hidden sound test. This game has revisional differences.

An "impossible port" of the PC original that uses custom RSP microcode to drag the aging N64 hardware beyond its traditional limits with asset streaming, more polygons, real-time lighting effects, and a particle system working together to match and perhaps even slightly succeed the original game, while also simultaneously giving emulator authors everywhere some intense headaches.

Sound Test

Enter MUCKE as a password, then choose the "Showroom" option.

Developer Photo

Enter CHEESE!! as a password.

Debugging Text

80101C60		menu_circle
80101C6C		menu_rectangle
80101CAC		RESOLUTION
80101CB8		CHANGE LEVEL
80101CC8		RESET
80101CD0		DEBUG CAMERA
80101CE0		KILL INDY
80101CEC		TREASURE WARP1
80101CFC		TREASURE WARP2
80101D0C		320 X 240
80101D18		416 X 240
80101D24 		512 X 240
80101D30		640 X 240
80101D3C		320 X 480
80101D48		416 X 480
80101D54		512 X 480
80101D60		640 X 480
80101D6C		CHAPTER 1
80101D78		CHAPTER 2
80101D84		CHAPTER 3
80101D90		00 CANYONLANDS
80101DA0		01 BABYLON
80101DAC		02 TIAN SHIAN RIVER.
80101DC0		03 SHAMBALA SANCTUARY
80101DD8		04 PALAWAN LAGOON
80101DEC		05 PALAWAN VOLCANO
80101E00		06 PALAWAN TEMPLE
80101E14		07 JEEP
80101E1C		08 TEOTIAHUACAN
80101E2C		09 OLMEC VALLEY
80101E3C		10 PUDOVKIN SHIP
80101E50		11 MEROE PYRAMIDS
80101E64		12 SOLOMON'S MINES
80101E78		13 NUB'S TOMB
80101E88		14 THE INFERNAL MACHINE.
80101EA0		15 AETHERIUM
80101EB0		16 RETURN TO PERU
80101EC4		TREASURE 1
80101ED0		TREASURE 2
80101EDC		TREASURE 3
80101EE8		TREASURE 4
80101EF4		TREASURE 5
80101F00		TREASURE 6
80101F0C		TREASURE 7
80101F18		TREASURE 8
80101F24		TREASURE 9
80101F30		TREASURE 10

Version Differences

• The Secret of Monkey Island hidden area in the last stage of the PC version was removed.
• One treasure in Shambala Sanctuary, Olmec Valley, and Aetherium were put in different locations.
• New music tracks were added.
• During cutscenes, the characters' lips don't move anymore.
• The travel map when going to a new level now unfolds and features a 3D plane model.
• Levels don't have a map anymore, and no hint system.
• On the PC version you could save and load anywhere. On the N64 version you can save anywhere, but it only loads on certain checkpoints and not on the spot where you saved.