Added: 06.03.2014 19:15 | 7 views | 0 comments


Publisher Square Enix and developer Crystal Dynamics celebrated Thursday the one-year anniversary of the 2013 reboot of "Tomb Raider" with news of game sales set to pass 6 million units.

Added: 06.03.2014 8:15 | 13 views | 0 comments


For anyone unfamiliar with his work, Daniel Cabuco joined Crystal Dynamics in 1998 and was immersed in the opportunity to create Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver with some of the best artists, designers and engineers of the time.

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Dread Central: "Having just completed my second visit to Yamatai, this time on the Xbox One, Im again left marveling over one of the most exciting and visceral games Ive ever played. NextGen Lara is a marvel of gaming animation, and Im clamoring to see where Crystal Dynamics will take her (and the series) next. Because the sequel is well into development, it may be too late for my voice to be heard. But consider this a wish list of sorts for what Id like to see in the much anticipated Tomb Raider sequel."

Added: 18.02.2014 19:15 | 15 views | 0 comments


OnlySP: Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition is more of a rebuild than a port. Crystal Dynamics (and the associated teams at Nixxes and United Front) have taken a great game, turned the graphics up to eleven, and then added even more shinies on top. While retaining the exact core gameplay experience, the Definitive Edition teams have managed to spit polish and redo a slew of graphical thingamabobs, making it the prettiest version of Tomb Raider yet.

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J Station X writes "Tomb Raider is a game that is gorgeous by default. You are Lara Croft; a survivor, with your skills inherited as much as they are grown into, on an island where flames are abundant and the lush, green forests are as dense as a nursery school flunkee. When I played Tomb Raider on PS3, the game wowed me instantly, my eyes grew to the sizes of all of the moons in our solar system and then some and I immediately declared it the best looking game on Sonys aging console. Crystal Dynamics upscaling efforts (the game runs in 1080P at 60FPS on PS4) have succeeded tremendously and I feel pretty confident in saying that Tomb Raider Definitive Edition is the best looking game on PS4 thus far."

Added: 07.02.2014 23:15 | 27 views | 0 comments


Push Square: "Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition eclipsed my expectations. Having spent my Christmas break exploring the unkind shores of Yamatai on the PlayStation 3, I really wasnt expecting Crystal Dynamics seemingly overpriced next generation upgrade to catch my attention a second time. However, from the opening cinematic through to the first underground environment, I knew that I was wrong. I even pushed the DualShock 4s versatile share button to publicly acknowledge as much."

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CJ from DJ Podcasts writes "Lara Croft is back and looking better than ever in the remastered Definitive Edition of the 2013 hit Tomb Raider. Most fans of the series were exceptionally happy with the version released last year, but with the release of the next-gen consoles, Crystal Dynamics decided that some elements could be refined and presented better on these systems. The question stands, is it worth the new game price? First lets re-cap on the game itself."

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"As we will see later in the article, though, Tomb Raider on Xbox and PS4 One is not superior to the PC version, indeed." "The increased processing capacity available on PC, it allows you to Crystal Dynamics have on this platform environments even more dense and detailed textures. " "The PC, however, refers to the best effect of tessellation and for the presence of texture in higher resolution. But it also allows you to enable anti-aliasing filters of much higher quality than their counterparts present on the console, as SSAA (super-sampling anti-aliasing), as well as 4K resolution."