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==Influence== Although ''[[Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine]]'' was a direct sequel to ''[[Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis]]'', elements from ''Desktop Adventures'' found their way into the next game: * The round health meter, in addition to being used for health, was also used for the breath, puncture and Aetherium threshold meters. * Health herbs, can be found growing throughout the game, as well as the new venom kit and health kit. * Scorpions, spiders, snakes and the odd jaguar were introduced in ''Infernal Machine'', along with wolves, monkeys, sharks and piranha. All could be killed with the exception of jaguars, wolves and monkeys. LucasArts was told by one of the play testers they did not like the idea of killing them, so LucasArts changed the programming slightly so those animals would run away at the sound of gun fire, giving the player time to get away from them. Their dying animation was not removed from the game, so they could still be killed with explosives.
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