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Visual Works explains how Tomb Raider's big E3 trailer came to be
If you were capable of watching the E3 2011 Tomb Raider trailer without fully freaking out, well, frankly, we're worried about your health. For the rest of us, Square Enix and Eidos have released a near 15-minute-long "making of" to walk us through all the gory details of its creation.
Crystal Dynamics planning new IP after Tomb Raider reboot
On the very first episode of Crystal Dynamics' podcast, The Crystal Habit, the minds behind the studio's upcoming Tomb Raider reboot sounded off on what their next project is going to look like. Studio head Darrell Gallagher explained, "We're starting to look at doing a new IP here, and we're in the very early stages of that." He added that the team hopes to "take all the learnings and the technology and everything that we've done with Tomb Raider over the last six years and apply that to something new moving forward." He added that the new game will shoot for the same story-driven action-adventure experience the team has almost exclusively curated during its career. We're actually pretty excited about the prospect of Crystal Dynamics taking on a new IP in the future -- not because we're excited by change, mind you, but because it means they're not planning on rebooting Gex any time soon.
Tomb Raider screens used to be enough for you
There was a day back in the mid-to-late-90s when if you had a mess of high-res pictures of Lara Croft, you didn't have to write a bunch of words to get people to ogle them. They just did. It was a different, perhaps more naive, but definitely way creepier time. So, here are some screens from Tomb Raider. Don't do anything weird with them. %Gallery-125557%
