Codes for Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis

   .     .        .      .      .                              .         .      

    .    .     .     *      .     .          .          *           .        

      ______     _             .                      .          .    

  . *  .      )   _ \    )\_____   /\___     /\______     /\_.______         

     / / / \/ . /   __  \ /   _ \   / ø __   \   /ø  |      |    * . 

   .   .    / o /  .   / / / /  ///    \ \  \__/ / / /  //. |  :   .|  .     

   / / /.     / __/_/  //o  :|  ø \   . / / /   \____   :  ||  .   . 

    .     / ø (__/\  / o\ ø __///        \ \  ./ ø / ___/  .¬| :   ||  . .   

 .       /  :      \/ / /\ \ \_\\_  :|. __\ \ / /_(_/¬ /\  . |  :  ||   ..   

    .    \__________/\_:/  \ \ / \_:__|_____:// ______ / \ . _______| :+..  .

    :   :  .  :     \ /    :        :\/       :   \./  . [NS] . +. .   

 .     .    |   :  .  |      :     | . .    |  .      |    :   .  ..++      

     .      :   :  .  :  .   :     :     .  :  .  .   :    :  .        .   .

    

                      Proudly Presents

      

  INDIANER JONES  and the FATE OF ATLANTIS !



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    Here are some explainings to the passwordprotection of the game.

    If you were asked to find SUN#3, Moon#2 and Vulcano#1 at page 5 then

    you only had to look at the position of the 3rd sun and then you must 

    move the sun (on the screen of course) to the position you have see 

    on the codepaper (Gif-files 1-4). You do the same things with the moon

    and the volcano. After you have moved all to the right position then you

    must click into the middle. If you have done all right then the game 

    starts. If you have done a mistake TRY AGAIN. ok bye. 

    

    P.S. The game is great !!! German Version will come soon ...


    I love the scumm story system ....


   SIGNED NIGHTSHADE OF [AFL/CRAZY] 


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  SORRY FOR BAD SCANN QUALITY BUT I SCANNED THE CODES FROM A COPY OF A COPY 

with 200 DPI !!! It was a work (32 small pictures ...)

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