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Nintendo Download (July 30, 2015)

Added: 31.07.2015 0:19 | 17 views | 0 comments


The new Wii U & 3DS eShop releases for the week of July 30, 2015 are here, featuring BADLAND: Game of the Year Edition, Kirby's Return to Dreamland, Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards, and more!

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Final Fantasy Explorers Gets Western Release Date

Added: 30.07.2015 15:16 | 32 views | 0 comments


It's Crystal Chronicles meets Monster Hunter as the latest Final Fantasy spin-off is confirmed for a Western release.

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Final Fantasy Explorers - Gamescom 2015 Trailer

Added: 30.07.2015 15:10 | 20 views | 0 comments


It's Crystal Chronicles meets Monster Hunter as the latest Final Fantasy spin-off is confirmed for a Western release.

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Analyzing Crystal Dynamics brilliant Tomb Raider release schedule

Added: 29.07.2015 6:18 | 40 views | 0 comments


Crystal Dynamics' decision to spread out the release of Rise of the Tomb Raider is a brilliant move as it hits the market at all the right times on each platform. Here's why.

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Moero Crystal opening movie

Added: 25.07.2015 13:19 | 21 views | 0 comments


Compile Heart has released the opening movie to its upcoming PS Vita dungeon RPG Genkai Tokki: Moero Crystal.

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12 Things You Probably Did Not Know About Lara Croft

Added: 23.07.2015 21:25 | 17 views | 0 comments


Lara Croft Wasn't Her Original Name



The character's creator, Toby Gard, said that Lara Croft's original name was supposed to be Laura Cruz. However, the game's developers wanted a more British influence for the female lead. (Photo: Crystal Dynamics)


Her Name Was Chosen Out of a Phonebook



Once it was decided that game's protagonist would be a British woman instead of a Latina, the game's developer, Core Design, found the closest name to Laura Cruz in the local phonebook. And then Lara Croft was born. (Photo: Crystal Dynamics)


Lara Croft Was Originally a Rip-off of Indiana Jones



Gard's original idea for Lara Croft was a male Indiana Jones look-a-like. But he was told the character should be more original. Gard's other ideas before landing on Croft were a muscular woman and a Nazi-like militant. (Photo: Eidos Interactive)


Lara Croft Was Enhanced By a Programming Error



After settling on the name and design of Lara Croft, a programming error accidentally made her breasts 150 percent larger. The creative team decided to stick with the, ahem, mistake. (Photo: Eidos Interactive)


Her Braid Was Absent in the First Tomb Raider



In the original Tomb Raider game, Lara Croft's iconic hair braid didn't make the cut because of graphical limitations. The braid made an appearance in the next installment. (Photo: Eidos Interactive)


She's Been Proposed to Dozens of Times



Despite not actually being a real person, Lara Croft has been the subject of a multitude of marriage proposals, Eidos staffer Tricia Gray told the New York Times. One day Lara will find Mr. Tomb Raider. (Photo: Crystal Dynamics)


She's Honored In Derby, England



Core Designs famously created Lara Croft in Derby, England, and she's honored there today. The archaeologist's birthplace, the former Core Designs office, now has a blue plaque. In 2010, Derby voted to rename an inner ring road as Lara Croft Way. (Photo: Eidos Interactive)


She Owns Six Guinness World Records



Back in 2010, Lara Croft and Tomb Raider were awarded with six Guinness world records, including most successful video game heroine. That's high praise. (Photo: Eidos Interactive)


She Sang Two Songs Only Released in France



Lara Croft's popularity rose so high in the 1990s that she released two songs that dropped solely in France. One of Croft's 'singles' was called "Getting Naked." (Photo: Eidos Interactive)


She Was Created By Six People



Although Gard created the character, Core Designs needed just six people to create the original Tomb Raider game. Nowadays, there are hundreds of people that work on a single video game release. (Photo: Eidos Interactive)


Lara Croft Was Inspired By Neneh Cherry & Tank Girl



When Gard created Lara Croft, his influences were the '90s Euro-rapper Neneh Cherry and the comic book character Tank Girl. Quite the combo. (Photo: Crystal Dynamics)


There Have Been Five Voices of Lara Croft



A total of five women have voiced the game character: Shelley Bond, Judith Gibbons, Jonell Elliot, Keeley Hawes and Camilla Luddington. Bond, the inaugural voice of Lara, voiced the role in only one game. (Photo: Crystal Dynamics)


From: www.gamespot.com

12 Things You Probably Did Not Know About Lara Croft

Added: 23.07.2015 21:25 | 28 views | 0 comments


Lara Croft Wasn't Her Original Name



The character's creator, Toby Gard, said that Lara Croft's original name was supposed to be Laura Cruz. However, the game's developers wanted a more British influence for the female lead. (Photo: Crystal Dynamics)


Her Name Was Chosen Out of a Phonebook



Once it was decided that game's protagonist would be a British woman instead of a Latina, the game's developer, Core Design, found the closest name to Laura Cruz in the local phonebook. And then Lara Croft was born. (Photo: Crystal Dynamics)


Lara Croft Was Originally a Rip-off of Indiana Jones



Gard's original idea for Lara Croft was a male Indiana Jones look-a-like. But he was told the character should be more original. Gard's other ideas before landing on Croft were a muscular woman and a Nazi-like militant. (Photo: Eidos Interactive)


Lara Croft Was Enhanced By a Programming Error



After settling on the name and design of Lara Croft, a programming error accidentally made her breasts 150 percent larger. The creative team decided to stick with the, ahem, mistake. (Photo: Eidos Interactive)


Her Braid Was Absent in the First Tomb Raider



In the original Tomb Raider game, Lara Croft's iconic hair braid didn't make the cut because of graphical limitations. The braid made an appearance in the next installment. (Photo: Eidos Interactive)


She's Been Proposed to Dozens of Times



Despite not actually being a real person, Lara Croft has been the subject of a multitude of marriage proposals, Eidos staffer Tricia Gray told the New York Times. One day Lara will find Mr. Tomb Raider. (Photo: Crystal Dynamics)


She's Honored In Derby, England



Core Designs famously created Lara Croft in Derby, England, and she's honored there today. The archaeologist's birthplace, the former Core Designs office, now has a blue plaque. In 2010, Derby voted to rename an inner ring road as Lara Croft Way. (Photo: Eidos Interactive)


She Owns Six Guinness World Records



Back in 2010, Lara Croft and Tomb Raider were awarded with six Guinness world records, including most successful video game heroine. That's high praise. (Photo: Eidos Interactive)


She Sang Two Songs Only Released in France



Lara Croft's popularity rose so high in the 1990s that she released two songs that dropped solely in France. One of Croft's 'singles' was called "Getting Naked." (Photo: Eidos Interactive)


She Was Created By Six People



Although Gard created the character, Core Designs needed just six people to create the original Tomb Raider game. Nowadays, there are hundreds of people that work on a single video game release. (Photo: Eidos Interactive)


Lara Croft Was Inspired By Neneh Cherry & Tank Girl



When Gard created Lara Croft, his influences were the '90s Euro-rapper Neneh Cherry and the comic book character Tank Girl. Quite the combo. (Photo: Crystal Dynamics)


There Have Been Five Voices of Lara Croft



A total of five women have voiced the game character: Shelley Bond, Judith Gibbons, Jonell Elliot, Keeley Hawes and Camilla Luddington. Bond, the inaugural voice of Lara, voiced the role in only one game. (Photo: Crystal Dynamics)


From: www.gamespot.com


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