Like the sun and the moon, video games come and go. In our polygon and pixel fueled bliss (and frustration) we often overlook the signs that tell us what will be continuously embraced and what is down for the count. For example, if you had told me in 1998 that Tomb Raider III would be the last Tomb Raider title to grace my TV until 2007's Anniversary, I wouldn't have believed you. Sure, I didn't e... read more
Description:Just when the world had come to agree that Lara is finally a thing of the past, along comes a new collection of levels for our lovely Lara Croft to tackle. Each of the four chapters center around a different area of Lara's past, from the very start of her life (as a teen raider!!) to just before her death. Chronicles also includes a lJust when the world had come to agree that Lara is finally a thing of the past, along comes a new collection of levels for our lovely Lara Croft to tackle. Each of the four chapters center around a different area of Lara's past, from the very start of her life (as a teen raider!!) to just before her death. Chronicles also includes a level editor, allowing the player to create new Tombs for Lara to raid.... (more)(less)
Manufacturer : Eidos Interactive Release date : 21 November 2000 Number of discs : 1 EAN: 0788687307635 UPC: 788687307635
"Last Played: 01/08/11 ~ 01/18/11. No.018
"While it may be the similarities it shares with Syphon Filter 3 when it comes to it’s method of storytelling, Tomb Raider: Chronicles is a lot more resourceful than a mere glance would suggest. There are a few moments (as strange as they be) that make me regret giving up on the series after Tomb Raider III. It is definitely a suggested stop for those that lost interest in the series at that point like I did.""
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"My ultimate favourite. (I think.) But still, cannot really choose between TR III and this ^^'' I don't really have a reason why I love these so much, but maybe it's because they have so many good levels imo. And they're all over the world, not just in one country etc. I really loved the young Lara level in this. Had some great horror elements. Anyways, I like all the levels in this (well maybe not the last one...)
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“Like the sun and the moon, video games come and go. In our polygon and pixel fueled bliss (and frustration) we often overlook the signs that tell us what will be continuously embraced and what is down for the count. For example, if you had told me in 1998 that Tomb Raider III would be the last Tomb Raider title to grace my TV until 2007's Anniversary, I wouldn't have believed you. Sure, I didn't exactly enjoy everything Tomb Raider III threw at me, but there was no clear-cut decree that I was through with the series. Regardless, the damage had been done, at least in a covert, subconscious manner. Because of this the last two games on the PlayStation, The Last Revelation and Chronicles, didn't even register a blip on my gaming radar despite the fact the PS1 was alive and well. While it's on” read more
"The gameplay of Tomb Raider Chronicles is closely tied to that of The Last Revelation. In terms of movement, the only new additions to Lara's skills are the ability to walk on a tightrope, the ability to grab and swing on horizontal bars and the ability to drop from a ledge forwards while crouching.
Although graphically praised as one of the best installments in the series, the game was subject to numerous criticisms, primarily due to its lack of originality. Many felt the Tomb Raider formula h"
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