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Amazon Minimum Age: 144 monthsBinding: Video Game Brand: Eidos EAN: 0788687500487 ESRB Age Rating: Teen Item Dimensions: Label: Eidos Interactive Manufacturer: Eidos Interactive Model: 50048 MPN: 100730 Platform: PlayStation2 Publisher: Eidos Interactive Release Date: April 11, 2006 Studio: Eidos Interactive Features:
Accessories: Editorial Review: Product Description: Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Legend brings back the gaming world's sexiest and most intrepid adventurer. Follow Lara down a path of discovery as she travels the globe to remote, exotic locales in search of one of history's greatest artifacts that unleash unwelcome figures from Lara's mysterious past. Use her skills to explore vast, treacherous tombs, riddled with challenging puzzles and deadly traps. Physics, Water and Fire systems bring the perilous environments of Lara's world alive, and challenge the player to improvise solutions to obstacles. Jump into the future of adrenaline-fueled adventure. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - A Tomb Raider focused more on flash and fun, but what's wrong w/ fun?For those looking for the "classic" Tomb Raider that requires hours of puzzle solving, Tomb Raider Anniversary is the game for you. "Legend" is less about looking for that missing cog for the giant wheel thing, and more about doing back flips and fast moving rock climbing with punctuated moments of gun fights. It's a fast moving, "action movie" style Tomb Raider with this game. A solid back story, interesting characters and a quick paced romp though various levels. For perfectionists ... Read More Rating:  - TombRaider: LegendDon't buy this game! Why? Read my review. I got this game and I was so excited, I played it and replayed it. But then it quickly subsided and I got over it, then I thought back on my experience. What I thought was a great game turned out to be nothing more than a cheap cop out. First, I'll start with the good. PROS: The controls were much improved over previous games, I actually got Lara to do what I wanted her to do most of the time. Unlike TR: Anniversary, ... Read More Rating: - A Tomb Raider even I can play!Okay, first and foremost, my kids refer to me playfully as being video game challenged. It's not that I can't play them, but that I don't play them constantly, so I'm not going to be the best or fastest player but simply play for the enjoyment of it. I very well remember all the original Tomb Raider games for the PS1. And I also remember how hard some of them were. Yes, this game does indeed seem shorter than the old TR games, but what is here in Legend is a delight. Gone is the learning ... Read More Rating:  - A sharp change from previous Tomb Raider gamesI can give you a little quiz that should tell if you like this game. Did you play any Tomb Raider game from 1 to 5 (we don't talk about TR6 in civilized society) and hate it? You'll probably like this. Played one of those and loved it? You'll probably be disappointed. New developers have taken over the Tomb Raider legacy and they've changed a lot of the things that us TR fans loved and TR haters couldn't stand. In previous games, the controls had a steep learning curve, but would give you ... Read More Rating: - A CLEAR IMPROVEMENTUnfortunately Eidos never could appreciate the what a gold mine the Lara Croft series could have been. The Legend is clearly a major improvement in the Croft series with stunning graphics and story line. The keyboard has also improved from 4 flats to retreads but still needs work. Parts of this game still involves more fighting with the keyboard to get things done but is more the exception than the rule. The second game in this video is Croft Manor which is separate from Legend and gets extremely high ... Read More |
