Part way through Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis. It may be 17 years old but it's an awesome game. The script is excellent and the voice acting (added to a CD version after the original release) is fantastic. It's not Harrison Ford but it might as well be. Sounds just like him. What's interesting is that the dialogue isn't always exactly the same. Save then go back and you'll often find that they say rather different things. This actually caught me out because one part of the game involves you having to remember exactly what someone said but I'd already been through that part so many times, I couldn't actually remember which of the things he'd said the last time. There is also more than one way to solve some puzzles and sometimes certain solutions aren't possible based on the actions you've taken before. You also have to be careful what you say because there are three different paths through the game and what you say does make a difference. All this totally blows away my usual assumptions about RPGs and adventure games. It reminds me of Deus Ex but I didn't expect to see anything like this in such an old game. Apparently you can die as well, which is unusual for a game like this.
Oh yeah, I'm playing it through ScummVM but on the big telly with the Wiimote. Awesome.
