Blade

hello free soul, what system are you playing on and where are you at when Lara says that? If she says she can make it but you don't see how, use her survival instinct and that should point you the right way

for anyone who may be playing on PS3, deleting saved games is done by going to the saved data utility and selecting the Tomb Raider file. Then you can delete the auto saves in the file

i'm curious to know just how much more i have to go to finish the story, i'm at this point:

yeah it took me several times fighting that giant to realize i was doing something wrong. Wish i had used a gun to shoot him in the head instead of my bow and arrows to blind him. However i liked what Lara said to that big guy "I'll show you what a little rat can do!!"

I've gotten a bit further in the game: I think i may go and explore a bit before going on further in the game, i just hope i don't encounter any bugs that ruin my game.

I thought this weekend could be a good time for a chat, we all can talk about the game, favorite moments or sayings heard while playing. If saturday evening is good say around 6pm, what do ya'll think?

yeah i got out of that pool and i'm at 32% right now

oh i've progressed some more in the game:

I got through that section and didn't encounter a bug.

Yeah just keep trying. I made it through that section. I'm now trying to figure out one of the secret tombs, won't say which one it is

you'll know when the gas is on, the screen will get blurry from Lara breathing in the gas

Also make sure to turn on the gas, then toss the lantern in after Lara is out of that room

I'm really enjoying this game. I played right after i got home from Gamestop, played for about 3 hours. Took a break for dinner and played again until NCIS came on, I think i could pull off the 50 headshots, I'm deadly accurate with the bow and arrow

After Tomb Raider this will be the next game i get, and i'm really looking forward to it: http://www.thelastofus.com/

I'll be headed to Gamestop tomorrow to get my reserved copy, the wait is finally over. I'll be taking some of my games to trade for it, they give more credit on games traded for a new one.

I see what your saying now, here is some reference to that part your on: DAMOCLES DOOR: Follow the hallway past CHECKPOINT 37 to another gate room. This one's a little trickier than the others. Use the grapple to snag the metal ring on the stone block above the gate. Pull the block out of the opening so it falls to the floor with the metal ring on top. IMPORTANT: In order to avoid a possible bug here, be careful how you use the grapple when pulling down the block. Try to attach the grapple to the top of the block, near the metal ring, rather than at the bottom of the block, as shown in these screenshots. If Lara doesn't do that automatically, use manual aim mode to target the ring. Then, when you pull out the block, it should land with the metal rings on the top and bottom (also shown in the screenshots). If you grapple the block at the bottom, it may land sideways so it's too short to prop the gate open fully, and Lara will be unable to reach the opening above. If you've already encountered this bug, I have included some possible fixes in a footnote at the bottom of the page. Once you have pulled the block down so it lands ring-side up, throw the switch. Then, when the gate opens, push the block underneath it to prevent it from closing again. Climb onto the block and jump up to grab the metal bar on the front of the gate. From there, jump to grab the opening above. Drop down on the other side and continue to a square pressure pad. Step on the pad to open the door ahead and trigger CHECKPOINT 38.

I went to Gamestop yesterday and put in my reserve deposit for TR, March 5 will be a great day, i won't be working and i'll have all day to play after i pick it up

Lara can still pull it with her grapple, did you try that yet

I got Final Fantasy 7 also. Thought it would be a great game to play until Tomb Raider comes out

I heard the news on the radio driving home from work. Baltimore vs San Francisco in the Super Bowl. I wonder if Colin Kapernick has what it takes to bring home a 6th Lombardi trophy for the 49ers

I would like to see Ray Lewis win one more Super Bowl before he hangs it up, it should be a battle of the birds i think..Ravens vs Falcons

Crazy drivers huh. I tell you what i see it all too often. I can be driving home on a main road, not on the interstate, I don't really drive over the speed limit and i have no reason to be in a hurry I see cars come out of nowhere, and i know they aren't doing the speed limit. I've had drivers pass me, only to make a turn just ahead and i have to put on my brakes when they turn. I also remember driving to my best friends house about a week or so ago, i was coming out of Kings Mountain on the highway to Clover, SC. A lady in a white Mercedes was behind me, she stayed behind me for like over a mile. I watched as she got up to my back bumper, she would slow down and then do it again. Finally she passed me and once she got around she had to be doing at least 80 and the speed limit was 55 on the road. By the time i saw that car again it had turned off into a driveway, all that just to get home. People got no patience at all, no wonder there's so many accidents on the roads.

haven't posted on here in a while, Panthers won easily yesterday in San Diego. Although the Panthers won't make the playoffs, they can close out the season and possibly improve their record from last season: SAN DIEGO – The Carolina Panthers hoped to start fast against the San Diego Chargers at Qualcomm Stadium on Sunday. A 21-0 first quarter lead and an eventual 31-7 victory was about the best they could have hoped for. "We got in the groove of things very early," quarterback Cam Newton said. They got in the groove all right. Carolina's first two possessions ended with fullback Mike Tolbert showing off his elaborate dance moves in the end zone. "Can't critique that," Newton said of Tolbert's dancing display. "That is un-critiqueable." You could say the same about the Panthers dominant performance from start to finish. Carolina set a team record with 29 first downs. The Chargers, who had just 10 first downs, were outgained 372-164. "There's a lot of confidence in what we're doing," head coach Ron Rivera said. "Playing with confidence is big, and that's what we've done." Carolina opened the game with a 13-play, 80-yard scoring drive. Newton's 1-yard run on fourth-and-1 from the San Diego 2-yard line kept the drive alive, and on the next play Tolbert leaped over the defensive front for the score. "I didn't know I was going to go up and over," explained Tolbert, who played for the Chargers from 2008-11. "I saw the pile and couldn't run through it. I had to go over it." A Philip Rivers slip up on the ensuing San Diego possession gave the Panthers optimal field position. The ball slipped out of the Chargers quarterback's grasp as he reared back to throw, and defensive tackle Nate Chandler recovered on the San Diego 21-yard line. Four plays later, Tolbert ran untouched around left tackle and into the end zone for his second 1-yard score, doubling the Panthers' lead. "We took advantage of a miscue and we were able to put points on the board right away," Rivera said. "We controlled the tempo." After the Carolina defense forced a three-and-out, the Panthers made it three-for-three on touchdown drives in the first quarter. Newton faked a handoff to DeAngelo Williams before targeting the running back on a screen pass left. Chargers linebacker Jarret Johnson reached up and got a hand on the ball, but Williams still managed to haul in the tipped ball. "He tipped the ball, and I had enough time to get under it," Williams said. "I was able to pluck it out of the air and get downfield with a lot of great blocks. All I had to do was run." Williams turned upfield and followed his blocks down the left sideline for a 45-yard touchdown with 58 seconds left in the first quarter. "When you score three touchdowns in the first quarter," left tackle Jordan Gross said, "it takes the wind out of the other team's sails a little bit." The score remained 21-0 until late in the second quarter, when Carolina regained possession with 1:35 left in the half. Newton quickly connected with wide receiver Steve Smith for an 18-yard gain, and Smith toe-tapped the sideline for a 12-yard reception on third down three plays later. A 26-yard completion to tight end Greg Olsen placed the ball on the Chargers' 5-yard line, but after three consecutive incompletions, the Panthers settled for a 33-yard field goal in the final seconds from Graham Gano. San Diego opened with the second half with a three-and-out and after Joe Adams fair caught a punt at the Carolina 44, the Panthers converted a short field into another touchdown drive. Williams ran five times for 32 yards before Newton rolled right and hit Smith for a 4-yard touchdown at 8:56 of the third quarter. "It was kind of easy for us with the help from our defense," Newton said. "We (were starting) with unbelievable field position." The Chargers were held scoreless until the opening minute of the fourth quarter, when tight end Antonio Gates recorded a 9-yard touchdown reception. But those were the only points Carolina allowed. Moments later, with San Diego in the red zone, defensive end Mario Addison sacked Rivers and forced the ball loose. Fellow-lineman Frank Alexander made the recovery to effectively seal the Panthers' fifth win. "The mindset, the maturity has come along. We have been through a lot, to say the least this season," Newton said. "For us to grow from it – that's the only thing we can do, and that's what we have been doing."

I like the new voice actually. You all got to remember that this Lara is younger, and this isn't the Lara we are familiar with in all the TR games we played before. Seeing every new trailer for the game just makes me want this one more.

Got to agree with Morph. Why exempt the PC from having a disc for the new Tomb Raider. Computers are being used to make the game, But these new consoles coming out now, give the player the option to buy and download complete games (e.g. Playstation network's playstation store). No worry about the game getting damaged like an actual disc, so even consoles are going digital