The hit PC Game comes to Youtube in a TV Series! Starring Arthur McGuffin as Indiana Jones/Sophia Hapgood and CD James as Dr. Gennadi Volodnikov I thought I put his name in Earlier The Footage in the trailer was recorded by Indyjones an the International Hous of Mojos Chris The Tingler Capel!...
this is the gameplay of buy buy infernal on geforce gt 220. it was among the first to use pixel and vertex shader 3.0 it kinds of reminds me of infamous for the ps3. intel core 2 quad q8200@2.33ghz 4 gb ram 1 tb hard drive nvidia geforce gt 220 2.2 gb vram (premium OEM)...
Infernal tells the story of Ryan Lennox, a fallen angel now recruited by hell to fight Etherlight, heavens own secret agency. Etherlight has eliminated most of hells earthly agents and is planning its final blow against its archrival. Ryan, hunted by his opponents, is left to take them on single-handed, armed with a vast arsenal of weapons and supernatural powers. The captivating plot sends him from ancient monastery catacombs and secret mountain hideouts to sprawling harbour docks and oil refineries, before finally facing t...
Classic Game Room HD reviews INFERNAL: HELLS VENGEANCE for Xbox 360. This shooter suffers from many sins, not the least of which is the lack of an autosave feature. Clumsy controls and no zoom in precision aiming make for a very weak shooter in a sea of saturated shooting games available for Xbox 360. The concept is equally stupid and unless you really want to just push through the game to earn the Achievement points there are better places to spend your money (on Atari games for example). This CGRHD review of Infernal: Hell...
A movie trailer I made based on the computer game Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine. This is the second of (hopefully) four Indy videogame trailers I plan to make. The first, based on Fate of Atlantis, can be seen on my YouTube page. This ones loosely based on the second Kingdom of the Crystal Skull trailer... although I think that one wouldve been massively improved by including Devos Whip It at the end. Thanks to Hal Barwood LucasArts for making the last ever (mostly) PC exclusive Indiana Jones game, John Williams for...
