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Tomb Raider: Eidos Play
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Tomb Raider is its 3-D environment. Players will explore immense caverns, often bigger than the worlds in Mario 64 (with fewer polygons, but polygons don't guarantee greatness), and zero delay after the initial load. While Tomb Raider may not be as clean as the 64-bit Mario, it is very impressive nonetheless. What's more, it has a compelling storyline and a great Indiana Jones-style heroine, resulting in a much more interesting atmosphere. Fans of Resident Evil, Mortal Kombat, and their gothic ilk may actually prefer Tomb Raider to Super Mario 64.
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Under the new structure, SCI would have studios based around "cornerstone products" like Tomb Raider, Hitman, Championship Manager and Deus Ex. The company is ... creating an Eidos PLAY studio which will "fuse together casual and new media resources." Finally, production services will form part of the studio group and be relocated to Montreal from London.
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Eidos and Core trudged on and would release Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation for the PlayStation and PC that fall. A Dreamcast port (Lara's first appearance outside of a Sony console since the original Tomb Raider) would appear several months later. As the title suggests, The Last Revelation put Lara in the most danger she's ever faced.
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An exclusive fan interview has been set up through the Eidos forums where you can ask questions to the Producer of Tomb Raider: Legend, Morgan Gray. This is a great opportunity for the fans, so head on over and ask him a question. The last date to ask a question is this Monday, so don’t delay!
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According to a blog on TradeMork.com, Eidos Interactive LTD has filed a trademark protection request for Tomb Raider: Underworld on November 26th. Futher more the domainname www.tombraiderunderwold.com has been registered to Eidos since October 3rd.
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