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Elite Systems has been accused of not paying due royalties for licensed ZX Spectrum games it has been selling on the App Store over the past few years. The original developers of these Speccy games started to speak out against Elite over on the World of Spectrum forums two days ago. The licence holder of the Dynamite Dan games, presumably developer Rod Bowkett, started the thread. "I sign...

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Richard Bailey Jr. of TheKoalition writes: Last March, Square Enix and Crystal Dynamics teamed up to release one of the most anticipated reboots of the year when they decided to explore the emotionally gripping origin story of a popular female English archaeologist by the name of Lara Croft. Tomb Raider was deemed a critical success and eventually went on to receive numerous accolades from several prestigious gaming publications throughout the world.

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"Fast forward to January 2014 when Crystal Dynamics has updated this already incredible title and re-released it for the next generation of gaming. Do improved graphics, the inclusion of DLC, and bonus content justify yet another $60 purchase?" - Travis Tucker

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JPS Writes: "Tomb Raider made its gaming debut in 1996 across multiple platforms, but grew to prominence on the Sony PlayStation. The series grew over time, leading to two major motion pictures starring Angelina Jolie. After a while, most of the Tomb Raider games began to fall in quality, and lost a good portion of the fan base. However, that interest was sparked once again when a reboot of the franchise was announced as coming from Crystal Dynamics and Square Enix. We absolutely adored this game upon release, even naming it our favorite action adventure game of 2013, which was a pretty competitive category. As a result, we were extremely excited when Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition was announced at VGX 2013 last month for both Xbox One and PlayStation 4."

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Chad from We Got This Covered wrote: Last year, Crystal Dynamics and Square Enix combined to release one of the best games of the last generation. Said title was, of course, Tomb Raider, which marked an attempt by the companies to bring the formerly great series and its iconic heroine back to the forefront of gamers minds. As we all know, their decision to go back to the busty explorers roots and re-tell her origins story proved to be a good one, as it resulted in both acclaim and awards, including Game of the Year contention.

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Lara Croft is back for a next-gen refresh of last years hugely successful Tomb Raider with the Definitive Edition. Do the upgraded graphics and extra content bring much to the table or is this just a $60 cash grab? "Unless youve been living under a rock youve likely played, or at least heard of, the Tomb Raider reboot that was released to consoles back in March of 2013. A franchise that was at great risk of drowning in mediocrity and fading away was given one more chance to come up for air and start fresh. The team at Square Enix and Crystal Dynamics managed to not only breathe new life into Lara Croft but also give the franchise legs to carry on even further. By all accounts it was one of the best games of 2013 diving into Lara Crofts origin story and how she became the tomb raiding adventurer we all know and love."

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Malik Forté of Nerdist.com writes: "When Lara Croft stepped back into the gaming space last year, it was reminiscent of those high school days when classmates would return from summer break completely transformed, in this case to a much more mature and appealing stature. Youd be hard pressed to find many bad things to say about Crystal Dynamics reboot of the Tomb Raider series. Our very own Dan Casey said it best: The game is damn fun to play, borrowing elements from series like Uncharted and Assassins Creed and stirring them in a fantastic pot of original ideas and ingenuity. Now, the newly-released Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition brings last years amazing experience to the PS4 and Xbox One."

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"Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition is an excellent port for PS4 and Xbox One, with some great graphical improvements. You can tell Crystal Dynamics pulled out all of the stops to make this the best version of Tomb Raider. If you've played it before, it may be worth a rent. If you haven't, the Definitive Edition is great purchase that outclasses the PC edition. Unfortunately, the potential price gulf between this version and the PC version can make it a hard sell." - Mike Williams, USGamer

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"Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition is an excellent port for PS4 and Xbox One, with some great graphical improvements. You can tell Crystal Dynamics pulled out all of the stops to make this the best version of Tomb Raider. If you've played it before, it may be worth a rent. If you haven't, the Definitive Edition is great purchase that outclasses the PC edition. Unfortunately, the potential price gulf between this version and the PC version can make it a hard sell." - Mike Williams, USGamer