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Say what you will about the Tomb Raider franchise, but the fact remains that the series has sold nearly 30 million copies world-wide on nearly every imaginable PC and video game platform since Core Design conceived Lara Croft in 1996 - you can't argue with numbers like that. For various reasons - some more obvious than others - Tomb Raider is easily one of the most successful, popular, and instantly recognisable franchises that the game industry has ever had, so a new game in the series shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone. That new game, simply referred to as 'The Next Generation' for the last year and a half, is Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness. Officially announced yesterday in London.
Before you jump to any conclusions, you should know that this game won't simply be a high-resolution version of the same Tomb Raider after Tomb Raider that you've been playing for the last six years. While the graphics are getting a marked improvement - and it's probably the first thing you'll notice about the game - The Angel of Darkness will play like no other Tomb Raider game in the series.
The Angel of Darkness will essentially be three games in one. That is, the game is split up into three distinct parts, each of which plays dramatically different from the others.
Before you jump to any conclusions, you should know that this game won't simply be a high-resolution version of the same Tomb Raider after Tomb Raider that you've been playing for the last six years. While the graphics are getting a marked improvement - and it's probably the first thing you'll notice about the game - The Angel of Darkness will play like no other Tomb Raider game in the series.
The Angel of Darkness will essentially be three games in one. That is, the game is split up into three distinct parts, each of which plays dramatically different from the others.
Res€vilfan wrote:
> I love the Tomb Raider games and can't wait for the PS2 version :-)
Same here!! Ive got all the Tomb Raider games on the PSOne and DC plus the two Game Boy games - I cant get enough!! The PS2 version will be awesome!!
> I love the Tomb Raider games and can't wait for the PS2 version :-)
Same here!! Ive got all the Tomb Raider games on the PSOne and DC plus the two Game Boy games - I cant get enough!! The PS2 version will be awesome!!
she is a baddie in this one
she looks more curvy in this 1
i wrote this the day after this was annonced,but couldntpost it coz my net was broken...
I love the Tomb Raider games and can't wait for the PS2 version :-)
AZURE wrote:
Officially announced yesterday in London.
I thought it was announced on the 20th, as SR have a news upwire on it from the 21st.
Officially announced yesterday in London.
I thought it was announced on the 20th, as SR have a news upwire on it from the 21st.
Say what you will about the Tomb Raider franchise, but the fact remains that the series has sold nearly 30 million copies world-wide on nearly every imaginable PC and video game platform since Core Design conceived Lara Croft in 1996 - you can't argue with numbers like that. For various reasons - some more obvious than others - Tomb Raider is easily one of the most successful, popular, and instantly recognisable franchises that the game industry has ever had, so a new game in the series shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone. That new game, simply referred to as 'The Next Generation' for the last year and a half, is Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness. Officially announced yesterday in London.
Before you jump to any conclusions, you should know that this game won't simply be a high-resolution version of the same Tomb Raider after Tomb Raider that you've been playing for the last six years. While the graphics are getting a marked improvement - and it's probably the first thing you'll notice about the game - The Angel of Darkness will play like no other Tomb Raider game in the series.
The Angel of Darkness will essentially be three games in one. That is, the game is split up into three distinct parts, each of which plays dramatically different from the others.
Before you jump to any conclusions, you should know that this game won't simply be a high-resolution version of the same Tomb Raider after Tomb Raider that you've been playing for the last six years. While the graphics are getting a marked improvement - and it's probably the first thing you'll notice about the game - The Angel of Darkness will play like no other Tomb Raider game in the series.
The Angel of Darkness will essentially be three games in one. That is, the game is split up into three distinct parts, each of which plays dramatically different from the others.