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- Tomb Raider Anniversary
- PS2, PC, X360, WII
- Published by Eidos Interactive
- Developed by Crystal Dynamics
- French release: 2007
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If it doesn't cost to much maybe i'll buy it.
I hope this makes it to 360. I enjoyed the first TR more than it's sequels.
I hope every 360 game makes it to PS3. It's only fair, right? </sarcasm>
This game is a quick cash-in for current-gen consoles. Eidos already has a game engine up an' running (TR: Legends). The installed base for next-gen consoles is too small to justify the expense of porting the game (and PS3 owners can play the PS2 game thanks to BC). I'm well aware that Legends was a launch title for 360, but it probably didn't sell very well (compared to the current-gen platforms). And with action-adventure games like Lost Planet on the horizon, why would 360 owners settle for a PS2/PC port that doesn't take advantage of the more powerful hardware?
I duno if i would pay full price for it though, Legends was pretty good, so unless it come to the 360 as well i doubt i'll get it.
...unless it come to the 360 as well i doubt i'll get it.
http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3154747
"And nope, there's no Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3 version. Lara's next-generation escapades have been saved for the sequel to Tomb Raider: Legend, which apparently won't arrive until sometime in 2008."
*sighs in exasperation*
I hope every 360 game makes it to PS3. It's only fair, right? </sarcasm>
This game is a quick cash-in for current-gen consoles. Eidos already has a game engine up an' running (TR: Legends). The installed base for next-gen consoles is too small to justify the expense of porting the game (and PS3 owners can play the PS2 game thanks to BC). I'm well aware that Legends was a launch title for 360, but it probably didn't sell very well (compared to the current-gen platforms). And with action-adventure games like Lost Planet on the horizon, why would 360 owners settle for a PS2/PC port that doesn't take advantage of the more powerful hardware?
i LOVED the original Tomb Raider and i would buy it for sure, but i am not getting a ps3, so i really REALLY would like to see this come over
but i am not getting a ps3, so i really REALLY would like to see this come over
I agree that Edios are missing a big chance, especially on the PS3 as they haven't seen a next gen Lara yet.. (saying that nor has the 360 *sniggers*)
the last tomb raider sale very well on all system even the xbox so way to drop this version awey?
i need this for the XBOX 1 plazzzzzzzzzzzzzze .
the last tomb raider sale very well on all system even the xbox so way to drop this version awey?
On the other hand, Sony's still making slimline PS2's. And there's over 100 million of them in circulation compared to the ~25 million Xbox's worldwide. Eidos' decision to bring the game to PS2 is basic common sense.
The original Xbox is no longer in production. It is a dead/defunct console.
On the other hand, Sony's still making slimline PS2's. And there's over 100 million of them in circulation compared to the ~25 million Xbox's worldwide. Eidos' decision to bring the game to PS2 is basic common sense.
Oh yeah common sense that you wouldn release a game for 25 million people because there are 100 million others with another console .... is that what you're saying ? an installed base of 25 million is more than enough to justify releasing a game for the platform.
As JediMasterMalik said, a lot of those Xbox owners are now 360 owners. And Eidos is planning a full-fledged sequel on next-gen consoles; it's scheduled for a 2008 release.
You know this is coming out for PS2, not PS3. And surely you can afford a PS2? (not insulting you financial status but c'mon, PS2s are really cheap now).
yes thought it was ps3 did not look at the piccy just saw remake of tombraider