
Remember the awesome E3 demo of the Tomb Raider reboot that Crystal Dynamics showed? Well it’s been dissected in a making of the video piece. Awesome stuff – get it below the break.

Remember the awesome E3 demo of the Tomb Raider reboot that Crystal Dynamics showed? Well it’s been dissected in a making of the video piece. Awesome stuff – get it below the break.

You were awed by the awesome Tomb Raider footage Crystal Dynamics showed off at E3 two weeks ago, and now you’re about to be even more impressed when you’re through drinking a few minutes of even more gameplay footage.
Yep, your thirst can be quenched below the break.

A short montage containing 85 of the best game trailers at this years E3. The next couple years looks to have some incredible games and they were on display in style at E3. So crank your speakers, watch in HD, switch to full screen and get excited about the world of gaming all over again.

A short montage containing 85 of the best game trailers at this years E3. The next couple years looks to have some incredible games and they were on display in style at E3. So crank your speakers, watch in HD, switch to full screen and get excited about the world of gaming all over again.

You’ve seen the trailer, now check Tomb Raider’s box art and some brand new screens below the break.

Awesome Tomb Raider footage released. Hit the link.

No talking necessary, Crystal Dynamics has sent live the first bona fide trailer of upcoming reboot Tomb Raider, confirming the game’s 2012 release, new Lara look and style. On the visual front, though, this is the real McCoy: You’ve never seen anything quite like it.

Below the break you’ll see Square-Enix’s E3 2011 lineup, although the publisher’s failed to give any details on Final Fantasy Versus XIII or even Type-0.

As promised, Tomb Raider’s seen a massive info leak, and from what we’re viewing now, hope’s still alive, leading us to believe the once leading lady, Lara Croft, could take the reigns again.
The full quencher’s below the break.

A Spanish magazine named Hobby Consolas has Tomb Raider art on its cover, and developer Crystal Dynamics are promising lots of details on the game today.
When Square-Enix touched down in the U.K. and acquired one of the country’s most respected developers, many hailed death would come to the creators of the venerable Tomb Raider franchise. That, however, didn’t happen, and according to U.K. gaming founder Ian Livingstone, the reason is because the publisher from the east wasn’t trying to take a western developer and turn it into a Japanese games creator, but instead to tap into an audience it never was able to reach full circle: a global one, something the acquisition of Eidos help make possible.
Lara’s gettig old, wouldn’t you agree? Seriously, the last time a had a decent adventure with the woman was way back when PSone’s visuals were the “it” of the day. Back then, Lara Croft was sexy, young, stunning, intelligent, and sold millions of games, back then. Now, the lady’s gotten old and tired — selling nothing close to what she’s used to.
So what’s the solution, then? Should the British queen retire her jersey and call it quits, or should Eidos, the franchise’s originator, do a total revamp of Ms. Croft and her game?
Bank of the latter.
According to Eurogamer, a full blown new Tomb Raider title is already in the works at Crystal Dynamics, and will be out by next Christmas.
The Well established publisher, Square-Enix also the company behind the upcoming RPG Final Fantasy XIII, might be ready for another takeover after the company announced 35 billion Yen ($386 million) zero coupon convertible-bond.