/vr/ - Retro Games

>>5397390
Here is something I have been wondering ALL my life. How much was George involved in Lucas Arts?
That fat man shaped my entire childhood and kinda who I am. Star Wars 4-6 and Indiana Jones 1-3 meant the world to me and to this very day (I am 32) are among my favourite movies. It just never gets old. I've just watched Raiders yesterday and it is still so good.
Anyway I also loved the fuck out of every Lucas point and click adventure. The art styles, the way they told stories. LOVED IT.
If I saw Lucas Arts I knew it was quality. Only company I really purchased from back in the day.

So how much was fat boy George involved? Please post as much background knowledge you have.

Also Indiana Jones is such a strong IP, how much there aren't many Indy games? Desktop adventures was fun when it came out, the NES games are awful, the atari game is awful, the point and click adventures are amazing, incredible machine or what's the English title again because I know incredible machine is a totally different game (can I get this for Switch, please), it was called the Tower of Bable here and also the Emperors Tomb where fun Indie games. Still they could have made more. Indie existed before Lara Croft and also way before Uncharted. Missed opportunities here and now it's a dead franchise.

I remember some videos of some engine they did for an Indy game in like 2007. Throw people different ways. We never got that game. Probably become Staff of Kings for the PSP which I can't really remember at all. Also had a Wii version.