Back in the 90's when games were going from 2d to 3d I always felt that 3d games lacked somthing, creativity. Most 3d games were either sports, racing, or fighting games. Then Tomb Raider came out. It offered a adventure with guns and a pretty lady named Lara Croft to boot. Along with some other games that I consider to be pioners of what really is 3d, Resident Evil (which I am a huge fan of along with Tomb Raider), Crash Bandicoot, and Croc. The game was complety differnt from any other game I had ever played. The puzzles were great. The gfxs were simply amazing. The PSX version were good, but there was somthing about the PC's gfxs that just seemed better. The sound, the songs got stuck in my head and I converted the song to guitar. All those things are great but, why were there a type of sexual grunts in the game. You probably saying, "They are not sexaul in any way." Ha, ha, ha. Try pulling a block in the game and tell me you don't think about sex. Any ways, the game is great and should be in any gamers collection.
Modern day gamers are very jaded. They are desensitized and it takes a lot to surprise them, and for a good reason too; they have seen it all happen in the last few years. Gaming has changed completely from what it was i... Read Full Review
Gameplay: 9 (freedom of movement / fluent controls / somewhat poor camera angles) Graphics: 9 (beautifully rendered 3D textures however needs a beefy PC to fully appreciate it / main protagonist never looked better) So... Read Full Review
