Taking the Indiana Jones legacy a step further, THQ Wireless has collaborated with Lucasfilm ltd to create mobile games and other products like ringtones, wallpapers and video clips based on the action packed movie.
Doug Clemmer, president of THQ Wireless quoted, “Expanding and renewing our business relationship with Lucasfilm is a real coup for THQ and casual,wireless gamers everywhere.Indiana Jones remains one of the most popular movie series of all time,with appeal that transcends both time and age demographics. THQ Wireless gaming franchises look forward to building on, while we also create the first wireless content based on the adventures of Indiana Jones”.
The Indiana Jones game is an adventurous throwback to the 1930s when the first of the Indiana Jones series was launched. The movie had its fare share of excitement by pitting Professor Jones against ruthless enemies like the Nazi’s and other bloodthirsty cults.
THQ Wireless plans to create the First ever Indiana Jones game which will be based upon the upcoming Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. THQ will also be launching others games like Star Wars:The Force Unleashed along with the Indiana Jones game.
“Lucasfilm is delighted to continue its relationship with a worldwide publisher of THQ’s caliber,” stated Paul Southern, Sr. Director of Domestic Licensing and Marketing.
THQ will be launching a series of Star Wars games before it launches the first Indiana Jones game.There are other games based on the Indiana Jones Legacy like, Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis, Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine, and Indiana Jones and the Emperor’s Tomb for different consoles.This is going to be the first version of this game on a mobile platform. A second version of the game is also scheduled to be launched by LucasArts in a matter of time.
The Indiana Jones movie kept its viewers on the edge of their seats with breath taking stunts and locations. Indiana Jones has also been featured on many novels and comics. Let’s hope that the mobile version too would generate the craze that the movie and comic series once had.