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Zynga Adding Indiana Jones To Facebook’s Adventure World

1:53AM September 17, 2011 | Stephen Totilo

Indiana Jones’ next video game will be on Facebook. He’s going to appear in Adventure World, the actually pretty good quest game from Zynga, makers of FarmVille. It’ll happen some time this October, according to a Zynga blog post.


In Real Life

What If Indiana Jones Was A… Classic PC Adventure Game

8:00PM December 21, 2010 | Luke Plunkett

Oh, wait, it was. Twice. OK, then, if it was an even older adventure game, maybe it would have looked like this! More »


In Real Life

Happy Holidays From This Nice Man

2:00AM December 21, 2010 | Stephen Totilo

The video game holiday cards keep on coming. This one is from Lucasfilm and is, perhaps, a preview of a new character being digitally added to The Empire Strikes Back. More »


News

Now Why Would Somebody At Sega Want To See Your Facebook Profile?

2:00PM July 31, 2010 | Luke Plunkett

Yesterday, select Facebook data from over 100 million accounts turned up on a 2.8GB torrent file. It may shock you to know that employees at companies like Sega and Lucasfilm were interested in downloading said information. More »


In Real Life

Fancy Lucasarts Coffee Table Book, Now Partially Free

10:30PM January 22, 2009 | Luke Plunkett

I asked for the Lucasarts history book for Christmas. My family and loved ones betrayed me, and bought me underpants and video games instead. Oh well. Now I can read some for free!

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LucasFilm Re-Ups Maniac Mansion Trademark

7:40AM October 17, 2008 | Michael McWhertor

Don’t call it a comeback, but Lucasfilm has filed new trademarks for Maniac Mansion, its classic 1987 adventure game. The trademark filing was extremely (extremely) expansive, ranging from goods like “read-along children’s books” to services like “providing news programming in the field of entertainment relating to science fiction over an electronic network.” Relevant to our interests, the new mark also references “computer game software and video game software.”

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