At E3, Lucasarts showed a small glimpse of a next-gen Indiana Jones game. Since then, it has fallen off the radar. Well, now, according to goneisgone, Lucasarts reps have confirmed it is not canceled. Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings is apparently set for release sometime next year still, and there is still an unreleased PSP Indy title floating around, as well. Although the PSP title may never see the light of day, they say. Good news it is still on track, though, especially with the new Lucasarts engine to power it.

Lucasarts sends along some screens from the next-gen Indiana Jones game. No word if they are PS3 or Xbox360 so we assume they represent the quality of both. They don't look all that great.

It seems that Lucasarts has jumped on the next-gen bandwagon with a new Indiana Jones game. Apparently they have developed an all new NPC AI system that will ensure a new experience each time a player has an adventure. Sure. Click read more for the full info.

SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Thursday, April 27, 2006 – LucasArts announced today that Indiana Jones’ first expedition on Xbox 360™ video game and entertainment system from Microsoft and PlayStation®3 will feature the revolutionary euphoria behavioral-simulation engine from NaturalMotion Ltd., creators of the award-winning Dynamic Motion Synthesis (DMS) technology. For the first time ever, euphoria enables interactive characters – from Indiana Jones himself to the foes he pulverizes – to move, act and even think like actual human beings without the limitations of traditional animation. Characters move and adapt realistically to their given situations on the fly, resulting in a series of experiences and payoffs that will never be the same twice. As one of only two publishers with early access to the technology, LucasArts is well advanced in integrating euphoria into Indiana Jones’ 2007 next-generation adventure.