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An easy way is to place all 3 files into a folder and open one of them. It will show the files inside. Just select extract to a specific folder and it usually is the one with the files you opened to start with.

I was wondering with the start of Wii coverage who has a Wii? Who here is going to play it on Wii? If anyone has any questions about the Wii feel free to ask because I have one.

Get your Karima Adebibe fix here Tomb Raider Anniversary Promo for Wii Edition at Games Convention Liepzig Germany 9 Ultra HQ in the flash gallery Under TR Models

Check out the news page for info and links to the flashlight clip 2 download for Wii and more! The TR Comic Compendium now in Hard Cover Limited Edition this December too! Read More

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The Tomb Raider Anniversary Edition for Wii has a new clip called "The Flashlight" A new feature for Wii utilizing the sticks batteries not included for the flashlight. Download the clip here. Also check the news link above for all the website updates and the flash gallery for Xbox 360 and Nintendo Wii Boxart and Screens. We also have a new Intro on the home page and new Portal that features streaming video and much more. A new flash video walkthrough page has also been added so browse around and see whats new!

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I believes this game is old school using the keypad

Ancient Legends III - Lost Chambers By : Driber The level has 6 parts: 3 playable parts and 3 parts for cutscene, ending credits and Title. Make sure to un-zip to your C:\ drive and then launch the exe. Settings can be adjusted also to play windowed and various resolutions using the graphic setting bat file. Download

I just got a new acer laptop with Vista Home Premium and it looks nice but it's really horrible. I went and bought windows xp home upgrade and put that on instead but i say to myself i need to find something other than windows down the road... I downloaded Linspire 6 and Freespire 2 but they did recognize my soundcard or external drive and the resolution was way lower than what my laptop was capable. I also tried the Ubuntu but the screen was so large i couldn't click any button or move the window to click. So it might be great for some but I think Linux is still a few versions away from being a replacement unless you buy a PC with it already on it. Shame about Vista they shot themselves in the foot on this one.

New Tomb Raider Anniversary Clip featuring it on the Wii console download it here Also you can view it streamed on the homepage on what's hot in video flash video player here.

I want to see her go to the moon or mars there are lots of caves probably somewhere on one of them to explore. Perhaps drill down the earths core and find some new life forms and artifacts beneath the earths crust lol.

ah well the price of playing tr on pc comes with a price get a new pc if you can or the ps2 version. I have a robust pc in today's standards and still have to shut down a few extra's.

I have one too... very thick and heavy book

You can refer to the home page at http://www.laracroftonline.com for the flash video player and the complete video walkthrough. It was done by our very own forum mod LaraMan and a fine job he did under extreme conditions with his troubled PC. Thanks to LaraMan for a job well done. all 14 levels for Tomb Raider Anniversary streamed in flash video woohoo!

We moved to a new host and it just has to kick in all over the world as your ISP caches it's systems. I can see the difference already very fast and they have great tech support so next time we have a problem it'll be minutes and not days like before.

Can't thank you enough you are a genius many thanks for all your help

I remember when the official laracroft.uk site was there it said Feb 14th 1968

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The only ads I use on LCO are the google ads that aren't popups. When you click on them I get a little something to buy stuff for the website. Everything I get I put into the site so give us a click now and then! Thanks

might be that grab setting worth a shot.

I have a 360 and I would prefer to have a disc in hand rather than something I'd have to pay for on a Hard Drive. Sounds like a get it if you got money to burn kinda deal to me. Also if the 360 dosean't have that much better graphics and from two screens that I've seen it really doean't make it worth it if you've already got it for PC or PS2 in my opinion.

Tomb Raider Secures World First With Microsoft Episodic Serialization on Xbox 360 for Tomb Raider Anniversary Eidos Interactive Ltd., part of SCi Entertainment Group, one of the world’s leading publishers and developers of entertainment software, is pleased to announce that the latest Lara Croft adventure, Tomb Raider: Anniversary, will be released on the Xbox 360™ video game and entertainment system from Microsoft, initially in the form of downloadable episodic content which will be available for purchase to owners of Tomb Raider Legend on Xbox 360. This is the first time ever that the serialization of a full retail game will be available for purchase through Xbox Live® Marketplace. The game will be available in four episodes; Episodes 1 & 2 will be available in September, with the next two episodes arriving shortly afterwards. A full retail version is planned to be released for Xbox 360 later in the year. “We have created this version of Anniversary specifically for digital distribution as episodic content. This is part of our strategy to grow our presence in online and digital distribution as we believe there are huge growth opportunities arising from this delivery format and we intend to capitalize on the increasing demand for digitally downloaded content,” said Jane Cavanagh, Chief Executive, Eidos. "Lara has always been at the forefront of technology and this world first initiative with Microsoft really highlights that fact. Ultimately we also intend to make the title available at retail so that it reaches the maximum possible audience.” “We’re continuing to break new ground in getting incredible gaming experiences in the hands of consumers,” said George Peckham, General Manager of 3rd Party Publishing, Xbox, Microsoft. “We’re excited to be able to deliver one of the most well-recognized franchises in video game history with Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Anniversary to our more than six million Xbox Live members worldwide in the form of episodic content.” The market for digital download of core PC and console games is expected to exceed $289 million by 2010, with Games on Demand services topping $104 million (ScreenDigest). Microsoft’s Xbox Live online gaming network can already boast over 2.3 billion hours of online gaming (this is equal to 95 million days or over 260,000 years) since its launch in 2004. Xbox 360 owners have activated more than 5 billion points (over $60 million) on marketplace with over 135 million downloads since the launch of Xbox 360 in 2005. Inspired by the first Tomb Raider videogame, originally released in 1996, LARA CROFT TOMB RAIDER: ANNIVERSARY is a totally new adventure for Lara, faithfully preserving the elements which made the original Tomb Raider such a classic (selling over 7 million copies worldwide). The Tomb Raider series is still one of the best selling videogame franchises of all time with over 32 million copies sold and two major feature films released, starring Angelina Jolie. Tomb Raider: Anniversary has also launched on Windows as part of Microsoft’s Games for Windows initiative, offering reliability, compatibility, and full support for play under Windows Vista™. Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Anniversary will be available on Xbox 360 – episodically - from September. The Games for Windows® and PlayStation 2 versions have now been released worldwide, with both versions currently at No.1 in the UK and Germany in their respective charts, and No.1 in France on PC. A PSP version is due soon and a Nintendo Wii version is in development. In order to access Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Anniversary downloadable episodic content for Xbox 360, players will require a Lara Croft Tomb Raider Legend disc. The episodes will cost 2400 Microsoft points for all four episodes, and will be released in two separate launches. Episodes 1 & 2 will be released in September and episodes 3 & 4 will follow shortly afterwards. The Croft Manor level will be free to download with both sets of episodes. Additional Tomb Raider Anniversary downloadable content will also become available for purchase on Marketplace to support the launch of Tomb Raider Episodic such as picture packs and theme packs.

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