Indiana Jones is a name that conjures up memories of dusty ancient ruins, dangerous traps, and a frantic desire to solve yet another mystery of history. But it's not just the movies that have made Indy a cultural icon: since 1982, the adventurer has also conquered the world of video games. From simple pixel puzzles on Atari to modern high-budget projects, each of his virtual adventures becomes a challenge for gamers. This article is about how the fearless archaeologist conquered computer and console screens, and what makes him so timeless in the world of games.

According to insider Jez Corden, Microsoft is working on its own portable console. We will find out in the near future whether the pocket Xbox will go on sale or whether Phil Spencer's plan will remain unrealized. In the meantime, we suggest recalling other consoles that were developed, but never made it to store shelves. Many of them are preserved in single copies, and tens of thousands of dollars are asked for them at auctions.

In the nineties and early 2000s, YouTube did not yet exist, and the main marketing tool was television, where advertising was more daring, stubborn and hooligan than now.