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Abstract: Having not played a Tomb Raider title in quite a while, I wasn't sure what to expect out of Tomb Raider: Underworld, the latest in what has started to become yearly releases of spelunking Lara Croft adventures. From what I understand, Legend was a pret...
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Published: 2008-11-21, Author: Gabe , review by: gamespy.com
Great story brings the trilogy full-circle; gorgeous graphics with huge vistas; lots of new moves.
Poor technical performance with bad camera, lousy framerate and lots of bugs; new moves can create confusion in controls.
After two reasonably successful Tomb Raider games (Legend and Anniversary) under its belt, we were really looking forward to developer Crystal Dynamics newest iteration. Unfortunately, despite (or perhaps partially because of) Crystal Dynamics lofty ...
Abstract: Tomb Raider recently underwent both a renaissance (2006's Legend, an excellent return to form) and a redux (last year's Anniversary, which seems to be in everyone's backlog), so Underworld is effectively right where it needs to be. While it doesn't qui...
Abstract: When Tomb Raider Underworld was first announced we we’re promised our first proper next generation Tomb Raider (since legend and anniversary were built for the PS2 from the ground up). New shiny graphics would accompany new gameplay additions and were ...
Crystal Dynamics has revived the core values of the original Tomb Raider games and reminded fans what drew them to the series in the first place. It’s an enticingly open action-adventure game with a seriously sexy lead. 8.3/10Print this pageUser rev...
Abstract: Underworld might be one of Laras best romps, but most of its highlights have been seen many times before, and its lowlights are also now too familiar to be excused. Most time is spent in lonely, dazzling locales like underwater caves or jungle temple...
