Improvements on Tomb Raider

[JD_Zen]

Well, Tomb Raider had its ups and downs: from the first positive shock, to the downfall in AoD (which I consider, although being buggy and glitchy, a very good game, but that's another topic), the reborn in Legend, and the critical state that it is now: critical, because either the franchise loses a lot of impact, or it reborns gloriously.

But, since the begginig of the franchise, gamers are always expecting something new, something cool, or just something. So, what do you expect? Better graphics, sound, presentation, longevity?

You can answer using the polls, or if you wish, write a reply

Happy Raiding

Edited August 12, 2010 by JD_Zen

[BPanther]

I'm quite happy with the way thiings are but I guess there are always some things you can improve! I'm expecting alot from the game because even though I didn't play Lara Croft and the GUardian of Light, the reviews are amazing. If we can have the same with the traditional TG games, I think we'll have lots to look forward to!

BP

[Stefy]

Better soundtrack and audio effects

More realistic game

Maybe, I'm Core type.

[MeekaCroft]

Bring back her impossible jumps they were amazing and stop making her moves so fast the swan dive in underworld was horrible.

[angelx]

i love all the games.....

but the game has changed so mutch over the years,down to the game play,the music,and lara croft hersel....

it is a shame ,but its still a brill game.and al always b a croft fan ....

my fav games is tr1 ,tr2 ,tr3 .4 and 5 .the rest mmmm,changed too mutch.

it would be good if they tane it back tothe start in every way bar the game play and graffics..

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[thetrellan]

Bring back her impossible jumps they were amazing and stop making her moves so fast the swan dive in underworld was horrible.

Couldn't agree more. I loved dodging bullets and shooting back, all while somesaulting side to side. But I also think her world needs to somehow become more open. TR did more with less space because Lara could explore more of her world than other games would allow. Something needs to be done to break her out of her box of linear gameplay. I don't know how to do it without dispensing with puzzle solving though, and I'd hate to see that go. What she needs is a way to make use of several open worlds, perhaps separated by linear sequences. After all, surely there are times when she needs to resupply or to make connections. Food for thought.