gaming franchise emerge. Tomb Raider and Uncharted are wildly successful game series that were obviously inspired by Lucas and Spielberg's films, why not flip the script and use them as templates (particularly Uncharted -- Tomb Raider is all over the place in terms of quality) to build a successful series for Indy? Games are big business -- and this franchise could live on for a long time in this format because a digital Harrison Ford never ages. Do Nothing At All The final choice is the least appealing for anyone who loves the swashbuckling adventures of Dr. Indiana Jones -- but it may be the one most likely to happen. It's clear that Star Wars was the big acquisition in this deal and that the Indiana Jones property is almost an afterthought at this point. Maybe Disney decides those "encumbrances" with Paramount aren't worth the time and money it would take to make them work. Maybe it decides Ford is too old to do another film and that rebooting the franchise with a new lead is too high risk. Maybe television doesn't feel like the right way to go and games aren't on the menu. Disney could just let this series sit -- stored away in a vault like the Ark of the Covenant at the end of Raiders of the Lost Ark , forgotten and abandoned forever. It would be a shame if that happened -- the world of Indiana Jones is filled with stories that have yet to