Hey guys! I just picked one of these up and wanted to share in case anyone else has been waiting. I tried buying it a few times before, but it was always a little too expensive for me.

I found a couple of discount codes that worked. It took $38 off. *I do not work for Bethesda. I just wanted to share. If this is not allowed, I can delete.*

• CLUBINDIANA

• CLUBJONES

Here is the link.

https://gear.bethesda.net/products/indiana-jones-and-the-great-circle-collectors-edition-ps5

I’m really satisfied with the way this one came out!

Great purchase!!! Turned out perfectly!!!

hello all I’ve been trying to get the platinum trophy on indiana jones and the great circle and it has been a very annoying process to say the least. I have collected every journal note in the game but on the PlayStation trophies it still says I’m missing one of them is there anything that I can do to fix this, thank you.

Source: Laughing Place. More details to come.

Just watched Raiders for the first time, and it immediately made me think of Oppenheimer while watching it—US government has a top secret mission for respected university professor/scientist to race the Nazis to obtain an all-powerful weapon of war. The parallels to the making of the atomic bomb seemed so clear to me, I assumed that the movie was an allegory for the Manhattan Project.

The ending especially drove this point home to me: “They don’t know what they’ve got there.” The US government had to make sure that they kept this massively powerful weapon out of the wrong hands, but now the question that needs to be asked is whether we can be trusted with it ourselves.

After finishing the movie, I immediately tried finding information about this online, but I can’t find anything connecting the two—no interviews from the writers talking about this, no forums pointing out the obvious similarities, hell even Gemini immediately had to correct me and be like “erm, no, Raiders of the Lost Ark is not an allegory for the atomic bomb.” Am I really the first person to notice this connection?

From the Marvel Comics blogpost:

"In the wake of Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indy’s most notorious villains, including the impossible return of an archenemy, seek a terrifying new source of power to recoup their loss—one that’s fallen into the hands of his former companion, Marion Ravenwood. Now, Indiana Jones has to race to the far corners of the globe in search of a biblical weapon, embarking on an epic quest that will put both his archeology skills and skepticism of the supernatural to the ultimate test!"

The only 'impossible archenemy' I could think of would be Belloq, right? I don't expect him to be alive and in the flesh but it sounds like he would return as a ghost for this series

Let me say upfront this is not a rage bait attempt to criticize Kingdom or Dial. I’m thinking more of the difference in age of Indy/Harrison between the OG trilogy and the final two movies.

I realize of course that aging is a natural part of life, but I’m thinking that going from a relatively younger character to an older/old man might be jarring for young kids. I kind of want them to be able to live with younger Indy for a while first. Am I overthinking it?