Why I buy this one ?
- Explore Atlantis and ancient Egyptian pyramids - every hidden dark crevice and impossible height
- Unleash a hail of bullets from Lara's dual pistols - acrobatic gunplay as you deftly leap around charging enemies
- Wilderness awaits - Bestial predators from bats to wolves to bears defend their territory from human encroachment
- Death-defying stunts - Leap over massive gaps, cling onto rock ledges, and swim through underground tunnels
- Seek to outwit the brilliant ancient designers of many epic puzzles and vaults in order to uncover their secrets

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"TombRaider Anniversary", I own tombraider anniversary for pc.
And enjoy it very much. so I bought play station 2 for some one else-
they like it very much. It is very good game.
Thank you!

"Back to the roots", I love Tomb Raider since 96 and was very excited about this game. First i had the PC version, that didnt work (waste of time and money) until I finally bought me the PS2 version.

I enjoy this game, it reminds me a lot of the old Tomb Raider, I think they have done a great job in bringin the same atmosphere as in the original Tomb Raider. The puzzles were good, not to difficult but also not way to easy like legend, it is enjoyable. I love the graphics eventhough they are much better on PC version. There is one thing that I didnt like. THe checkpoints. I would rather save it myself instead of passing a checkpoint. It was annoying. Sometimes I had to make sure I dont hit a checkpoint and then when I did anyway I got upset.

Other than that I think they put lots of efford into this remake. They complemented Lara's new functions into Lara's orignal worlds with lots of respect. Beautiful combination of old/new.

I highly recommend it and hope TR Underworld will be just as great with lots of more harder puzzles :o)

"Lack of help but..", The game over all is fun to play but trying to get any help while playing is impossible.
GTA SA has been out longer then this game and folks are still out there to help.
So in short if you can figured things out for yourself then buy it.

"a classic revamped", I had the PC version of the original when it 1st came out in the 90s on a CD-ROM. As advertised, this revisiting offers crisper images, bug-free operation, some new adventures & a totally revamped training facility (Croft Manor). The only negative aspect of Anniversary for the PS2 in comparison to the original PC version is the lack of fine motor control for Lara; she doesn't walk or sidestep anymore. I'm not sure if that's due to the change in platform or to the updating (another review will probably tell you). For gameplay I give it 5 stars.

However, I only give it 4 stars on an overall basis. This is due to the fact that my 1st copy of the game proved to be altogether too easily scratched & I had to pony up another $20 to buuy another copy. I suppose the fact that I was willing to do this tells you something about how much fun the game is.


"Tomb Raider RULES", This game is WONDERFUL!!! I love that there are no complicated controls and the graphics... WOW! The puzzles get quite confusing at times, but it is VERY rewardin once you actually figure them out.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Very good, to where I have seen it has enchanted to me!", Very good, to where I have seen it has enchanted to me! I have not advanced much even, but the graphical aspect is very well elaborated and the game system is quite simple.

"fun!", My copy of the game arrived this week and I ordered it last week, these guys are fast at shipping. Anyways, if you like zelda games, resident evil games, and specially prince of persia; then you'll love this one.

This game is more about solving puzzles than defeating enemies. You have to figure out what to do and where to go. I still haven't finish it because I've been doing other stuff, but I really like. I think there was another game for the N64 that looked just like this one, but never finished it. This might be the first Tomb Raider game that I've played and liked.

Some puzzles are easy while others are tough to figure out. The enemies aren't that tough, and I love when I lost balance and Lara falls off from high grounds and die. The gameplay is easy to master if you have the tutorial on. The graphics are great considering it's for a ps2 system. I strongly recommend you to play this game, it really worths it.

"The perfect balance: All that's best about Tomb Raider is in this game", Those of us who have played the best--No. IV in my opinion--and worst--Angel of Darkness--of Tomb Raider know that they've done it all. They've given us richer environments, more moves, better equipment, made it stupid easy in Legend, and driven us to near madness. I, who barely watched TV until I graduated from college, have found myself suddenly at sunrise on a Saturday having played Tomb Raider all night long.

This is the best there is, challenging but not too difficult; playable but not childishly simple. Legend was technologically great, but too simple to play, and I'm glad that the designers saw fit to make this Anniversary edition more game and less plain dumb entertainment as many shoot-em-up games are these days.

Why bother even mentioning the graphics or 'the engine' or any of the other techno-babble. We know what computers can do. This is about design, and in this case about puzzle design--which in this case is absolutely brilliant.

I imagine they could have gone a bit further, made it more of a challenge, but held back for the sake of playability by the general player--yet without dumbing it down so much that people who know the series would be disappointed or unimpressed.

The Journal was also a nice touch, far better than the PDA. I was also glad that I could, once again, carry multiple types of weapons--where in Anniversary I couldn't.

I did kind of miss having grenades, flares, and especially some kind of binoculars.

CON: The only real con, they need to bring back story-line. I also miss non-essential but hinting information being literally carved into the walls in some scenes. Tomb Raider is a mystery, so bring on the mystery. It has to more than flavor the action, story line has to be part of the game itself.

BOTTOM LINE: Wonderful. Bring on the next one!

"Wonderful. But too much of a good thing, perhaps", First the good news - this is a fantastic game in many ways. All the things you'd hope for in a 3rd person adventure are duly accounted for: Good, grab it and go controls without any annoying button combinations, gorgeous graphics with great variety and occasional outright beauty, good character movement that isn't spoiled by the need for complicated button work, and lots of interesting puzzles to solve.

It also has one of the best save systems I've ever seen, something so many games get so wrong. You pass checkpoints constantly, and can save at each one. When you return to the game later, even after turning off the console, you have the choice to resume (start at the most recent saved checkpoint) or load (start back at the beginning of the current level). Beautiful. You don't lose progress, and if you find out you missed something important, you can always start the level over to get it.

So what's the bad news? Well, it all gets to be a bit much, frankly. I like "platforming" games a lot, but to me it seems there's just too much platforming and not enough of anything else. I'm about 80% through, and every area has been basically the same: Walk in and get ambushed by a critter or two, then spend the next couple of hours wall climbing, jumping, pole-swinging, crevice crawling and wall running. That was fun for about the first 50%, but now it's just repetitious and quickly becoming tedious.

I understand that this is an old-school platformer and the game's focus is right for that, but I just can't help getting bored with it now that I'm most of the way through. The infrequent bosses have been a nice diversion (they take some effort but aren't ridiculously hard), and again, the environments are really cool. I love all those ancient ruins with their mechanizations, puzzles and traps. But now I'm bored and just plugging on to get it over with. Once you've had a look around at the wonderful scenery and get down to work, it's just the same old thing over and over.

I want to love this game for all it's talents, but the gameplay is wearing thin. Hardcore platformers will probably love every moment, but I'm not quite -that- hardcore.

The good:
Scenery and graphics
Controls
Character movement
Cool ancient environments
Perfect save system
Very well-behaved camera

The bad:
Endless platforming gets tedious, not much else happens

So that's not much bad compared to the good. This review might have seemed a bit too negative up to this point, but I'd like to stress it's benefits here and now. It's a nearly flawless example of the platforming breed. I highly recommend it for serious platformers. If you'd like a little more variety to go along with all your creeping, crawling, jumping and swinging, you might want to consider something with a little more action mixed in.

"The Way A Remake Should Be Done", Tomb Raider Anniversary is a perfect example of what a remake should be and should be done. This game just isn't a graphic overhaul; it's a great impovement in control (ala TR Legend), bigger maps, and general gameplay.

Players who enjoyed the original Tomb Raider on the Playstation will find many things familiar; while all gamers will also find many new aspects that keep this game fresh and exciting throughout.

Iffy camera controls are about the only real negative in the game. Some frustrating jumps and timed puzzles exist here-and-there, but that makes the game challenging.

This is a great game to own for Tomb Raider fans old and new. For the price, this game is a steal. This is what a remake should be and how remakes should be done.