Tomb Raider: Legend |
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Platform: PlayStation 2
Tags: Action Developer: Crystal Dynamics More Platforms: DS, GameCube, PSP, Xbox, Xbox 360 |
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Tomb Raider: Legend reviewReviewed May 19, 2006Zack Little says: "Fortunately, the boring fights only make up a small part of the game. You've got exploration. You've got puzzle solving. 1/3 suck, 2/3 good." |
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Tomb Raider: Legend reviewReviewed May 16, 2006dr3wcifer says: "I have no right to comment on how much the entire Tomb Raider series has ended up smelling like moldy catacombs. I have not played a Tomb Raider game since the third installment, I believe it was. I think Lara went to Area 51 or something, and that is where I bid the lass adieu. Just like most people, I enjoyed the first game quite a bit and was also satisfied enough with the first sequel. The third one did not have enough new material to keep me interested and the new material that it did ..." |
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Tomb Raider: Legend reviewReviewed July 15, 2006oddballtech says: "After Angel of Darkness disappointed thousands of Tomb Raider fans with its clunky controls and uninspired action, most did not know what to think when Legend was announced. The earlier Tomb Raider games were so exciting and adventurous, that their sequels seemed to fall into a shadow. After Tomb Raider III and Angel of Darkness, the series began to lose the popularity and fan base that it once possessed. However, Legend attempts to revive the series by bringing back the fresh and entertaining g..." |
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