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GamesRadar - Last year's Tomb Raider reboot gave Lara Croft a complete makeover as Crystal Dynamics changed the iconic character from the hardened, busty raider of tombs to a nocent novice adventurer. Now, with the next-gen consoles out in the wild, it seems the developer isn't quite done spiffing up Lara's looks. The PS4 and Xbox One version of the game, called Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition, has been completely rebuilt, giving Lara's latest adventure a massive visual upgrade. Lara has an updated in-game model, the environments are much more lush and vibrant, and the improved lighting brings even more life to Yamatai Island's memorable locales.

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IRB Gamer: "The world is colder than before and almost 2 years later, Clementine is forced to either stand up for herself or die trying. Its almost like imagining Lara Croft becoming who she is today, but under deeper and darker circumstances. In this episode, its hard to trust anybody, even a dog."

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Push Square: "We had hoped that the backlash to Tomb Raiders undercooked (and unnecessary) multiplayer mode would have strong-armed adamant creator Crystal Dynamics into reconsidering the upcoming PlayStation 4 ports Trophy roster, but a leaked list detailed late last week has confirmed that the studio paid less attention to the feedback than Lara Croft in a common courtesy class. Unfortunately, its not the only offender. Despite the constant cries of console gamers on forums and in articles just like this, developers continue to attempt to bolster the lifespan of box-checking competitive components by locking a significant portion of digital trinkets behind stagnant online sub-sections. Isnt it time that it stopped, though?"

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Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition is not a simple, upscaled version of last year's critically-acclaimed adventure. It's a colossal effort, soaked in visual enhancements and technical optimizations. Just when we thought Lara Croft hit her peak, she keeps on climbing.

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Push Square: "Just as shes a fan of dusty old objects, video game heroine Lara Croft is also rather keen on reconstructive surgery. The protagonist underwent a serious facelift for Crystal Dynamics recent Tomb Raider reboot and for the upcoming next-gen port, shes delved under the knife yet again."

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Sleeping Dogs and Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light join Games With Gold program in January

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Since her inception in 1996, Lara Croft and the Tomb Raider brand have become a highly lucrative multimedia franchise branching out to include comic books, novels, theme park rides and movies. The first movie, starring Angelina Jolie, is still the highest grossing film adaptation of a video game ever released in the US (third world wide) and the Guinness Book of World Records have acknowledged her as the Most Successful Human Virtual Game Heroine. So I think its fairly safe to say that Lara Croft is a gaming institution.

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Push Square writes: "We already know that Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition will boast a number of updated features on the PlayStation 4, but one thing that developer Crystal Dynamics has kept under wraps is the fact that the title will actually support voice controls on Sonys next generation hardware. Speaking as part of a Question and Answer session on publisher Square Enixs official forums, executive producer Scot Amos revealed the tidbit, along with a few other tasty morsels regarding Lara Crofts return to Yamatai."

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Push Square writes: "We already know that Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition will boast a number of updated features on the PlayStation 4, but one thing that developer Crystal Dynamics has kept under wraps is the fact that the title will actually support voice controls on Sonys next generation hardware. Speaking as part of a Question and Answer session on publisher Square Enixs official forums, executive producer Scot Amos revealed the tidbit, along with a few other tasty morsels regarding Lara Crofts return to Yamatai."