video game entry nintendo_entertainment_system version earlier arcade version video game action game released nintendo_entertainment_system game based arcade game film resulting product differed arcade version aspects kept underlying premise style december versions game available distributed software identical lawsuit version pulled shelves standard temple doom gives player control makes way temple series levels waves final wave player defeat villain film rope bridge final scene movie reception game generally negative version history film version released starred year later capitalized franchise releasing initial version game arcade machine version platform fighting game featured theme music sound clips actual film game takes place zones based movie plot objective free slave children recover stones version translated movies series arcade game raiders lost commodore come respectively nintendo_entertainment_system best selling console system video game developers publishers wanted contribute video game library nes peak controlled bit market united_states companies derived gaming ideas sources better capitalize growing industry strategy games popular arcade port home console versions second idea produce game versions popular movies television temple doom satisfied categories aside original arcade version commodore spectrum system released ports arcade game december nintendo_entertainment_system seen separate editions game version distributed came black cartridge different nintendo traditional grey colour format point split nintendo producing games attempted need chip nintendo filed suit lost forcing remove nes games market officially licensed version released form standard nintendo cartridge aside differences cover art cartridge form actual software games identical nes version game subsequently released dos apple differences arcade game console adaptation original arcade version stones found location end wave instead jones travel temple rounds addition entire style play different player weapons items jones collect slave children jones unable jump previous incarnations game plot gameplay plot nes version follows storyline original movie onset game jones reached featured movie preparing free slave children recover missing stones defeat entourage game differs original arcade version respects including layout manner progresses game plot remains unchanged versions player advances levels called waves require jones travel palace recover stones stages player restart game items intact area reached player dies return finish game point level goes zero time runs player confronted loses life items levels contain cart rooms jones ride rails levels hazards past enemies wave requires player cross river lava stunning monsters live jones grab progress use map pieces collected figure secret door exit wave alternatively secret idol wave reveal hidden exit pass requires use tnt wave leads exit wave scene rope bridge final battle game contains variety elements aid hinder player progress waves disposal jones tnt guns swords hats extra lives extra time classic whip opposing bats rats snakes spiders endless supply servants addition jones lands lava pits crashes cart hits boulder spike trap loses life reception nintendo_power video shorts section upcoming release met generally negative reception aside difficulty level game official reviewer fan community noted jones new jumping ability causing leap downwards matter direction facing player holding button particular direction want jump cited flaws poor controls graphics enemies text ending screen reviewer admitted game respectable attempt preserve musical score highlights original arcade version system game talk players speech capability feature lacking console version limitations hardware arcade game like console adaptation obtained theme music sound effects absent nes version film reviewer compared console adaptation original game admitted graphics recognizable claims version missing original detail character miller final judgment effort compare arcade version contemporary technical writer computer specialist included game list games versions arcades praised version superiority
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1988 video game)