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Region Code: NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)

Platform: Sony PlayStation 3

Release Year: 2008

Rating: T-Teen

Video Game Series: Tomb Raider Series

Features: Manual Included

Publisher: Eidos Interactive

Genre: Action & Adventure

Game Name: Tomb Raider: Underworld

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

UPC: 0788687500777

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Following the franchise's legendary return to success under the direction of Crystal Dynamics, Underworld, the studio's sophomore production with Lara Croft, aims to maintain the high level of solid, free-flowing action that reinvigorated the series, while bringing back more of the spooky exploration and challenging jumping puzzles that helped define the classic Tomb Raider games of the late '90s.<br><br>Developers strove to create a smooth-moving, contextually integrated character. Motion-capture technology is used for the first time in the series, with the 3D recordings of a world-class gymnast bringing Lara's jumps, flips, and kicks to life. In all, Lara's movement throughout the game incorporates over 2,000 animations. <br><br>It takes a god's weapon to kill a god. Lara is set on a quest to obtain the power of Mjöllnir, the hammer of the invincible Thor. Lara's acrobatics and cunning are pushed to their limits in elaborate, sprawling platform puzzles set among ancient tombs and ruins in the jungles of Mexico, the coast of Thailand, beneath the frigid arctic seas, and in other forbidden places of mystic power around the world.

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by n2hyuyEOSHq@Deleted
Jul 02, 2018Top favourable review
Why these, why now....
I missed the original release of this game. I was a big fan of TR PSONE. I played annivesary on pc. Recently played the new TR with optional tombs, stupid. Recently looked up older TR games i missed in the past and found legend and underworld, luckily i have two ps 2 slims. Great games too add, extremely reasonably priced and they play well. PS 2 is highly recommended with component cables, the ofifcial ps2/3 version. Awesome updated graphics with them, both slims have those cables. Btw, TR is tomb raider and i thought to buy these two since the new third tomb raider is releasing and i wont be buying it, they can keep their optional tombs and optionally shove it.I missed the original release of this game. I was a big fan of TR PSONE. I played annivesary on pc. Recently played the new TR with optional tombs, stupid. Recently looked up older TR games i missed in the past and found legend and underworld, luckily i have two ps 2 slims. Great games too add, extremely reasonably priced and they play well. PS 2 is highly recommended with component cables, the ofifcial ps2/3 version. Awesome updated graphics with them, both slims have those cables. Btw, TR is tomb raider and i thought to buy these two since the new third tomb raider is releasing and i wont be buying it, they can keep their optional tombs and optionally shove it.
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by xprdo
Jan 03, 2010
PS3 Tomb Raider Underworld
The concept of Cool Britannia now seems laughable – a discredited chunk of spin from a previous century. Its standard bearers haven't fared too well. The Spice Girls are no more, Tony Blair is no longer one of the most powerful men in the world, and the country is generally too busy trying to scrape a living to bother about being cool. However, one of Cool Britannia's standard bearers continues to beaver away, doing what she does as well as ever: Lara Croft. Indeed, in her latest starring vehicle, Tomb Raider Underworld, Lara has never looked or moved better. Since it's the first Tomb Raider game designed for next-generation consoles from the outset, you'd expect it to look good, and it doesn't disappoint. And for the first time, Lara's movements are governed by motion capture, rather ... The concept of Cool Britannia now seems laughable – a discredited chunk of spin from a previous century. Its standard bearers haven't fared too well. The Spice Girls are no more, Tony Blair is no longer one of the most powerful men in the world, and the country is generally too busy trying to scrape a living to bother about being cool. However, one of Cool Britannia's standard bearers continues to beaver away, doing what she does as well as ever: Lara Croft. Indeed, in her latest starring vehicle, Tomb Raider Underworld, Lara has never looked or moved better. Since it's the first Tomb Raider game designed for next-generation consoles from the outset, you'd expect it to look good, and it doesn't disappoint. And for the first time, Lara's movements are governed by motion capture, rather than hand animation, so she moves in a more deliciously gymnastic fashion than ever. If anything, Lara's movement is the key aspect of Tomb Raider Underworld. Looking at the game dispassionately, it would appear to lack a killer innovation, something that adds a new twist to the franchise. But that's not necessarily a bad thing. The franchise is incredibly successful and changing it radically just for the sake of it could render it worthless. And when you get stuck into Tomb Raider Underworld, it swiftly becomes clear that it is designed to appeal to a generation of gamers – surely now in their 30s – who grew up with Tomb Raider and fell in love with Lara's attributes and attitude. It's easy to detect the hand of Toby Gard, Lara's originator, who is now back in the fold at the game's San Francisco-based developer, Crystal Dynamics. Gard and co have taken a back-to-basics approach, assessing Tomb Raider's best aspects, so in Underworld you get huge, engrossing and epic puzzles that involve much leaping, swinging and climbing from Lara, a strong storyline, the usual shooting of endangered animals and rival treasure hunters, and no more. The boss battles, which tended towards the fiddly and invariably involved tedious periods of button-bashing, have been abandoned, as have recent Tomb Raiders' occasional timed button-pressing. In Tomb Raider Underworld when, say, you're standing on a pillar and it starts to collapse, instead of having to push the X button and the A button at specified times, you just have to react and jump before plummeting to a rag-doll physics demise. Tomb Raider Underworld always feels more logical than its predecessors. There are new aspects to the game, which do impinge on gameplay. The first level, in the Mediterranean, for example, has Lara leaping off her gin-palace with, for the first time, an aqualung, before solving a puzzle that takes place entirely underwater. If anything would strike a chord with Lara fans, it's that aqualung. We've all caused her to drown agonisingly in the past through inept underwater manoeuvring. For the first time, too, she can free-climb (although only on visually obvious areas studded with hand-holds), and she can stand on all but the narrowest ledges. All things that in Tomb Raiders of yore, Lara should have been able to do but couldn't. The shooting engine has been mildly tweaked so that now, as you kill enemies, Lara has an adrenalin meter that fills up; clicking the right stick with an enemy targeted brings about a slow-motion period during which her shots also do extra damage. With full adrenaline, you can also set up a head-shot by pressing X in proximity to an enemy. The net effect is a sho
by mikebm80
Jan 15, 2009
The new Lara Croft's Adventure
Since its 'reboot' in 2006, the Tomb Raider series has been edging closer to its core values - raiding tombs and solving puzzles - but making too many concessions to the imagined, or not, limitations of a mainstream audience, with scripted action sequences, facile puzzles and idiotic slow motion combat. But with Underworld, Crystal Dynamics are the closest they've ever been to recreating the thoughtful magic of Lara's early adventures; the game is chock full of labyrinthine catacombs and bewilderingly complex puzzles. Of course, there's still plenty of combat, and it's awful. The AI is abysmal. Often enemies will stand completely still as you unload clips of ammunition into them. And that's another problem; it takes 30 seconds of sustained fire to drop a single goon, while Lara's health ... Since its 'reboot' in 2006, the Tomb Raider series has been edging closer to its core values - raiding tombs and solving puzzles - but making too many concessions to the imagined, or not, limitations of a mainstream audience, with scripted action sequences, facile puzzles and idiotic slow motion combat. But with Underworld, Crystal Dynamics are the closest they've ever been to recreating the thoughtful magic of Lara's early adventures; the game is chock full of labyrinthine catacombs and bewilderingly complex puzzles. Of course, there's still plenty of combat, and it's awful. The AI is abysmal. Often enemies will stand completely still as you unload clips of ammunition into them. And that's another problem; it takes 30 seconds of sustained fire to drop a single goon, while Lara's health can be completely drained in half that time. There's also no cover system to speak of, and her melee attacks are spectacularly useless. Nine times out of ten she'll clumsily fly-kick straight through an enemy, leaving you open to a volley of health-shredding gunfire. So our advice is this: ignore the combat. Go to the Options menu, then Game Tailoring, and set enemy health to Low. Think of the shooting bits as an inconvenient, but necessary, distraction. Jumped up There. Now we can focus on what makes the game so compelling: the level design. The environments are genuinely point-at-the-screen evocative, like the rain-lashed Mayan temples of Mexico and the foggy, atmopsheric depths of the catacombs beneath them. We've been to so many exotic locales in video games that we've become desensitised to it, but Underworld's tombs and temples feel genuinely authentic and mysterious. Unlike previous Raider games, grabbable surfaces aren't clearly signposted, which means finding your way around the world is a real test of skill. You'll often find yourself teetering on the edge of a rocky outcrop 300 feet up, convinced there's nowhere else to go - then, after spinning the camera around for a bit, notice a ledge that's just within reach. It's almost like a puzzle game, and you have to consider every possibility before you make the next leap. It's less forgiving than Uncharted, but the platforming is much more satisfying. In a way, it's the exact opposite of Sony's game; dodgy combat and complex climbing to Drake's excellent cover-to-cover shooting and limited platforming. The controls aren't perfect, though. The collision detection is occasionally dreadful and Lara will sometimes miss a ledge entirely and fall to her doom, even though you threw her directly at it. But it doesn't happen often, and it's usually because you weren't in precisely the right spot to make the jump - something that really should've been ironed out before release. There are also camera issues. Get too close to a wall in a cramped space and it'll twitch uncontrollably, obscuring your view. Not particularly helpful when you're trying to hop between tiny slivers of rock above a bottomless pit. Under control Underworld lacks polish, but whenever you find a reason to hate it, you come across something that makes you instantly forgive its shortcomings. Like the sundial puzzle in Mexico (which takes nearly an hour to complete) that unlocks the entrance to Xiabalba, the Mayan underworld. Or scaling cliffs on the Thai coast as sunlight dances across the Indian Ocean below you. Or discovering an ancient, dusty tomb beneath Croft Manor. The game's full of surprises and memorable moments.
by ncarm0na
Apr 01, 2011
Tomb addiction
I'm an old fan of the Tomb Raider series, although not a hardcore one. This game and character just appeals to my gaming instinct. As soon as I got my PS3, I bought his only title. The game itself doesn't disappoint: adventure, mystery, great ambiances, huge scenarios and the gracious Lara. The game designer did a great job on the scenarios. Unlike the previous versions, they don't look modular and predictable. Their "realism" is quite pleasing. But I think the PS3 platform can produce much better graphics, specially Lara and her foes. This game is a safe bet and won't surprise Lara's old fans but doesn't bring anything absolutely new. I read the next Tomb Raider game will be a major breakthrough from the previous chapters, so I won't miss it.I'm an old fan of the Tomb Raider series, although not a hardcore one. This game and character just appeals to my gaming instinct. As soon as I got my PS3, I bought his only title. The game itself doesn't disappoint: adventure, mystery, great ambiances, huge scenarios and the gracious Lara. The game designer did a great job on the scenarios. Unlike the previous versions, they don't look modular and predictable. Their "realism" is quite pleasing. But I think the PS3 platform can produce much better graphics, specially Lara and her foes. This game is a safe bet and won't surprise Lara's old fans but doesn't bring anything absolutely new. I read the next Tomb Raider game will be a major breakthrough from the previous chapters, so I won't miss it.
by bruth-a-man
Nov 02, 2009
glitchy as usual but good overall
I've played the entire Tomb Raider series, and am happy to say that the gameplay and graphics of this latest installment are above and beyond anything you've seen before. I am greatly displeased with the fact that you can not go back and play the individual chapters/levels though without restarting the game. I've always loved being able to play my favorite parts over again trying to find all the secrets. I'm also not surprised to see that the same glitch problems that have plagued the series since it's inception have not gone away. If you've played before you will not be surprised, if it's your first go at tomb raider you might be a bit annoyed.I've played the entire Tomb Raider series, and am happy to say that the gameplay and graphics of this latest installment are above and beyond anything you've seen before. I am greatly displeased with the fact that you can not go back and play the individual chapters/levels though without restarting the game. I've always loved being able to play my favorite parts over again trying to find all the secrets. I'm also not surprised to see that the same glitch problems that have plagued the series since it's inception have not gone away. If you've played before you will not be surprised, if it's your first go at tomb raider you might be a bit annoyed.

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