A couple of nights ago, my son and I completed Indiana Jones: Fate of Atlantis for the first time. We'd been working on it together nearly every night for a month, about 30 minutes at a time.
We had such a great time bouncing ideas off each other, sometimes backtracking and taking different paths. When we would finally find a new clue or solve a puzzle, high fives were made and they were solid and loud. At one point my wife ran down the stairs to the basement wondering what had happened, and was annoyed to discover the source of the commotion.
I think we should go for another Lucasfilms classic (maybe several). And no, I never finished this game back in the day. So why not enjoy it together now as a co-op adventure? Right?
Not to mention, the previous owner's kid left behind a ton of fascinating notes and even a map. It feels like I dug up a tree stump only to find a skeleton holding a treasure map in its hands.
We might just read those before hand (at least, I will). They won't make any sense, but maybe they'll spark an idea in the future.