i finish TBII and III with cheat on cause the level quite hard to figure it out >.<" while TB I play without cheat, cause the level and storyline quite short for me... well the lenght of figuring out puzzle shorten it.

TB : AOD play half way... sien already.. somemore got some bug i cant recall. FYI, Too much jumping.. i mean really too much jumping.

TB Legend : I think i played half way as well... cant recall. >.<"

TB : Anniversary.. OH YEA I love this series but for me abit too short. sigh =(

I completed TR1 - 3, stop half way through Revelation because it is crap. Chronicles more crap. AOD is the worst 

Then i started playing again with TRL, much better. Different combat style but atleast better than last few Core offering. TRA maintained the same magnitude of TRL. Now waiting for TRU which will be released during November 2008

Completed TR1 on my PPC...

Then completed Legend and Anniversary on my gaming laptop

Can't wait for the new one...even my kids love Lara..now I got 42' plasma will rock the house!

Wats the new tomb raider about? This november is out,gota get a Ps3 fast coz i think my pc wont b able to cope with thw new graphics engine.

I played 1,2,3,4. Skipped AOD coz so many reviews say it was utter nonsense so I didnt waste my time on it. Now playing Legend.

How hardcore? Check out my workstation.  I absolutely love Tomb Raider..............n of course Lara Croft.

I played 1,2,3,4. Skipped AOD coz so many reviews say it was utter nonsense so I didnt waste my time on it. Now playing Legend.

How hardcore? Check out my workstation.  I absolutely love Tomb Raider..............n of course Lara Croft.

I played Tomb Raider: Anniversary just couple of months ago and it sure brings back nostalgic memory on how Tomb Raider first used to be. 

think 88GT can play it if it is out on da pc

I played 1,2,3,4. Skipped AOD coz so many reviews say it was utter nonsense so I didnt waste my time on it. Now playing Legend.

How hardcore? Check out my workstation.  I absolutely love Tomb Raider..............n of course Lara Croft.

perrrgh butt kicking action,lara looks awesome in underworld

w00t! DX10 huh? Eh, gamespot said it's out on X360..

w00t! DX10 huh? Eh, gamespot said it's out on X360..

bought PCG today. It said Lara do SWEAT!

PCG = ?????????

dis time lara b**t and t**s superb very well designed compared to the triangular design b4 hehehe

hope her outfit will b transparent when she sweats or wet

Completed Legend (please, no "S") but gave up on Anniversary. Damn manotaurs turned psycho on me and won't let me kill them. It was a pretty fun ride up to that point.

gamefaqs exist for that. I also used to stuck there before...

You want to see her tits izzit? kekeke~~~~

how did u differentiate??? caz i cant,,, are there some pics i havent seen b4?

Time to update the figurines collection with neca's 12inch and 7 inchers and sideshow 1/4 premium format.

Played every one... but only bothered to finish the first few... 1 2 and 3. and legend ... of late more interested to hacking, skinning and extracting polygons than actual game play

i wonder what special skills need to master now...and its not as simple as it may seem...the timings must be correct..

i haven played anniversary bt natla in the 1st tomb raider was hard

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Added on February 10, 2008, 9:39 pm
hehehe 

That's because the control is sluggish, I pity her that time she cannot move that much! haha~~~

I know, I know~~~

u should play AOD even harder la i just played last nite all jumps need 2 b accurate

goin 2 buy ps3 nex week cant wait for the new lara on my ps3 hehehe

A reboot of Tomb Raider will be hitting sometime next year that will tell the origins of the iconic Lara Croft, portrayed as a 21 year old shipwreck survivor who becomes embroiled in what seems to be an occult plot.

There is also a live action film set for 2013, written by Iron Man writers Mark Fergus and Hawk Ostby and produced by Graham King, who recently teamed with Martin Scorsese on Hugo.

King revealed what the tone of the film would be, likening to the James Bond and Batman reboots Casino Royale and Batman Begins.

"Listen, the box office, they weren't disasters but I find it interesting that the story that we're telling is really the story before she became Lara Croft, so it is a character piece," related King, "It does have a lot of really great characters, but it's a lot of action and a lot of fun, and for me, it's something very different. I've not really done a movie like that before, but I really gravitated to rebooting this franchise and we're going to give it a shot."

Tomb Raider had been brought twice before to the silver screen by Angelina Jolie in the role of Croft. It's unlikely Jolie will be reprising her role.

REDWOOD CITY, CA (Jan. 11, 2012) - Crystal Dynamics™, a Square Enix® studio, announces today that it's working with Geocaching.com, a Groundspeak® project, as part of its campaign for the upcoming release of TOMB RAIDER®.

Geocaching represents a rapidly growing community of over five million participants seeking over 1.6 million active geocaches hidden globally in locations such as Times Square, the Berlin Wall, and Great Wall of China. Over the past 11 years, the team at Geocaching.com has been busy creating the world's largest location-based real-world treasure hunting experience. Millions of avid geocachers download Geocaching.com's mobile app or use a traditional GPS device to hunt for caches every month, documenting an average of over 180,000 geocaching experiences each day.

Through several initiatives over the coming year, Crystal Dynamics and Geocaching.com will team up to create a series of unique location-based adventures embodying the spirit of TOMB RAIDER and Lara Croft™'s drive to become an explorer. To develop these adventures, Crystal Dynamics will use both the traditional Geocaching.com treasure hunting format as well as Groundspeak's latest photo-based adventure project, Geocaching Challenges.

"We are truly excited to be working on a series of exclusive gaming initiatives with Groundspeak," said Karl Stewart, global brand director for TOMB RAIDER and Crystal Dynamics. "As a longtime fan of Geocaching, it's the perfect fit for TOMB RAIDER and to be able to create a series of worldwide Geocaching treasure hunts for TOMB RAIDER is going to be a lot of fun."

"Many of us have been playing TOMB RAIDER since the first game launched in 1996, and we are excited that Geocaching.com is partnering with Crystal Dynamics on this project" said Jeremy Irish, CEO of Groundspeak. "TOMB RAIDER is all about exploration and discovery. It inspires the adventurer in all of us, much like geocaching does, and we are excited about the opportunities that this project presents for both geocachers and TOMB RAIDER fans worldwide."

About Groundspeak
Groundspeak Inc. develops and publishes tools to enable the creation and sharing of unique location-based adventures in the real world. Groundspeak owns and operates Geocaching.com, the world's largest location-based outdoor recreation portal; Waymarking.com, a toolset for identifying interesting and useful locations; and Wherigo.com, a toolset for creating and sharing location-based multimedia adventures in the real world.

More information on Groundspeak Inc. can be found at http://groundspeak.com.

About Square Enix, Inc.
Square Enix, Inc. develops, publishes, distributes and licenses SQUARE ENIX®, EIDOS® and TAITO® branded entertainment content throughout the Americas as part of the Square Enix Group. The Square Enix Group operates a global network of leading development studios and boasts a valuable portfolio of intellectual property, including: FINAL FANTASY®, which has sold over 100 million units worldwide; DRAGON QUEST®, which has sold over 59 million units worldwide; TOMB RAIDER®, which has sold over 35 million units worldwide; and the legendary SPACE INVADERS®. Square Enix, Inc. is a U.S.-based, wholly-owned subsidiary of Square Enix Holdings Co., Ltd.

More information on Square Enix, Inc. can be found at http://www.square-enix.com/na/.

TOMB RAIDER, CRYSTAL DYNAMICS, DRAGON QUEST, EIDOS, FINAL FANTASY, LARA CROFT, SPACE INVADERS, SQUARE ENIX, the SQUARE ENIX logo, and TAITO are registered trademarks or trademarks of the Square Enix Group. Groundspeak is a registered trademark of Groundspeak, Inc.

Square Enix said tonight it is delaying the release of Tomb Raider until the first quarter of 2013. The game was previously set for release this fall.

Darrell Gallagher, studio head at developer Crystal Dynamics, posted a messaged on the game's official blog explaining the delay and noted Tomb Raider will be shown at E3 next month. Below is his message in full:

When Crystal Dynamics first set out to reboot the Tomb Raider franchise, there were two goals that we were extremely passionate about. The first was to create a modern Tomb Raider game that would surprise and excite gamers.

The second was to make this the best game of our careers, something we would be really proud to be a part of. We truly believe that we have something very special on our hands and we can’t wait to share it with you.Our priority now is to make sure we fully deliver the very highest quality game. In order to do this, we have decided to move the game’s release date by a few months, from Fall 2012 to the first quarter of 2013.

We’re doing things that are completely new to Tomb Raider in this game and the additional development time will allow us to put the finishing touches into the game and polish it to a level that you deserve. We believe this is the right choice and I guarantee it will be worth the wait.

The game is looking amazing and we can’t wait to show it to everyone at E3 in a few weeks.

Darrell Gallagher

I played 1,2,3,4. Skipped AOD coz so many reviews say it was utter nonsense so I didnt waste my time on it. Now playing Legend.

How hardcore? Check out my workstation.  I absolutely love Tomb Raider..............n of course Lara Croft.

The release date for Tomb Raider has been announced. Tomb Raider will be out on March 5, 2013.

Tomb Raider, from Square Enix and Crystal Dynamics, gives us a gritty version of Lara Croft, with the iconic video game hero being knocked about, bloodied and otherwise injured. It almost looks like a cross between LOST and Descent.

Studio head Darrell Gallagher pledged to deliver "the best game of our careers," and judging by the gameplay preview video we've seen, Crystal is well on its way.

Tomb Raider multiplayer hands-on: a rare treasure or cheap trinket?

Does Tomb Raider need multiplayer? Perhaps from the publisher’s perspective it may be a good way to avert a swift death-by-trade-in, but such cold financial imperatives aside, doubts remain. So it’s heartening to discover that, whatever the motives behind its inclusion, this is no perfunctory deathmatch addendum.

“We wanted to make a multiplayer that didn’t feel tacked on,” says Daniel Bisson from Eidos Montreal, who are handling multiplayer while Crystal Dynamics focus on the story. “It has to feel like part of the same experience, so we brought in the tools and mechanics of the single-player.”

There are two sides: the survivors and the scavengers. The former includes Lara Croft herself (although you need to be level 60 to unlock her) and her crew. The latter is a band of savage pirates who, in single-player, serve as the bad guys. Each faction has different strengths and weaknesses, making the multiplayer fashionably asymmetric. Scavengers, for example, can’t kill survivors outright; once they’ve stripped their health away, they have to charge in and finish them off with an axe. “Lara and the survivors don’t know the environment,” says Bisson. “That’s why each team has a different skill set.”

The mode I played was a variation of capture the flag. The survivors have to deliver 5 medpacks to a designated point, and the scavengers have to stop them by racking up 20 kills. It’s clear from the start that teamwork is important here. The map is small, but the moment you pick up a medpack as a survivor, the other team is alerted to your position. You need buddies around you to take them out. “You can be a lone wolf, but the magic happens when you start working closely with your team.”

As a scavenger, though, it’s a lot simpler. The map I played has a lot of verticality – which is where the classic Tomb Raider climbing mechanics come in handy – and my prefered tactic was to perch on a raised platform near the drop point and fire arrows at the survivors as they tried to deliver their package. The asymmetry gives the game an interesting rhythm compared to most run-and-gun online shooters. “You can play the way you want,” says Bisson. “If you want to avoid combat and trigger traps, you can. You can ambush people, using the map against them. There are so many ways to help your team, either alone or in a group, which reflects the variety of single-player.”

Any team can set traps. You’ll find them scattered around the level, and they’re an entertainign way of dealing with pursuers. A rope snare in a narrow tunnel is perfect for luring an unsuspecting player into. The trap will wrap around their ankles and yank them into the air, rendering them helpless. There are environmental traps too that you can trigger by shooting them, like collapsing a roof on someone’s head. This makes the maps feel more dynamic than the usual static arenas of an online game. “The important thing for us is risk versus reward. Every time you take a risk, you should be rewarded.”

Another thing the big publishers love is accessibility, and Tomb Raider’s multiplayer has been designed to be as welcoming to new players as possible. So much so that you’re actually rewarded for playing badly. There are bonuses for negative things, like dying a lot, so you’re always progressing through the Call of Duty-style XP system. “It’s like Mario Kart. Even if you’re pretty good, a less skilled player can still take you out with a blue shell. This narrows the gap between veterans and newbies.”

The problem with online modes being added to games that don’t really need them is that people stop playing. For the first two weeks, the servers are buzzing, then there’s a pretty significant drop-off. Eidos Montreal, who are handling the multiplayer component of Tomb Raider, say they recognise this, and are designing the game to have a long shelf life: from the persistent upgrade system and DLC, to a robust matchmaking system. “We want to have really strong matchmaking. We’ll also have modes where the host can tweak variables, like how many kills or medpacks are required to win a round.”

Maybe Tomb Raider doesn’t need multiplayer. But if it’s going to have it, then this is far from a disastrous implementation. The shooting feels a bit loose and floaty, but the frantic pace and mix of abilities and objectives are entertaining. Eidos Montreal are a talented studio, and Bisson seems utterly convinced that it’s worth your attention. I’ll have to play more before I decide for myself.

dat flag at 1:50

what's with the flag?

Tomb Raider not available for Malaysia region. Does Eidos want us to get the jack sparrow version? I really don't get it.

Tomb Raider not available for Malaysia region. Does Eidos want us to get the jack sparrow version? I really don't get it.

source?

Wah really? Source? 1st time hear such thing..

Edit
Anyone bought this? Aiya.. hand itchy :S

just search it in Steam store, you won't find it.

have to use /?cc=us then can see the game

ehhh???so if i bought retail version how?sumone enlighten me please

it uses Steamworks, so I think no problem there. though I can't confirm that.

source?