Laraman

These are a few simple guidelines to follow here to avoid the spam issue and keep the forum interesting and entertaining to all. Things may be added at a later date, so check back occasionally. 1. Keep your posts to the topic of the thread. Don't interrupt them to say "hi" to a member, instead use the Private Message feature of the board. And try to make your posts more than one word, although sometimes that is all that's needed, don't make a habit of it, we want to hear your voice (well, read your messages). 2. Read what you have written before you post it. Make sure it makes sense and is readable enough. We all make those bad speelling meestakes once in a while . 3. Before you start a new thread, look to see if there is anything related to the issue already posted. You can also do a search of the forum for a specific topic. If your thread isn't there, get a discussion going (ask questions or for opinions). Just make sure that if it's a debate that everyone's opinion is to be respected. 4. Links to your TR sites are ok and also your forums but it can't be in a post. The link can be in your signature, in your forum profile. People will see it when you post. If you do post a thread it will be deleted without notice. 5. Anyone impersonating a mod or Tom in chat and using their names will be banned from this site for eternity without any hope of ever coming back. Your IP's are recorded and we know who you are. 6. Anything truly obscene or vulgar will be dealt with immediately and the author warned. 7. While the moderators are doing their jobs, if you feel a topic has been closed unfairly don't take a hissyfit. Speak to the moderator over Private Message and discuss it with them to find their reasons and explanations. See, talking always helps =). 8. This forum has got a warning system. This means that moderators can and will use it. You'll receive a Private Message or Email when you get a warning and you can see your warning system under your avatar. You can have 3 warnings in one day. After that, an admin can disable your posting ability or suspend your account. Be sure to follow the rules and instructions given and we won't need to do it. 9. Signatures are to be a maximum dimensions of 500 x 250 with a maximum size of 500kb. While there is no limit to the number of signature pictures, don't go too overboard. Lara will come and get you and hit you... a lot.

These are a few simple guidelines to follow here to avoid the spam issue and keep the forum interesting and entertaining to all. Things may be added at a later date, so check back occasionally. 1. Keep your posts to the topic of the thread. Don't interrupt them to say "hi" to a member, instead use the Private Message feature of the board. And try to make your posts more than one word, although sometimes that is all that's needed, don't make a habit of it, we want to hear your voice (well, read your messages). 2. Read what you have written before you post it. Make sure it makes sense and is readable enough. We all make those bad speelling meestakes once in a while . 3. Before you start a new thread, look to see if there is anything related to the issue already posted. You can also do a search of the forum for a specific topic. If your thread isn't there, get a discussion going (ask questions or for opinions). Just make sure that if it's a debate that everyone's opinion is to be respected. 4. Links to your TR sites are ok and also your forums but it can't be in a post. The link can be in your signature, in your forum profile. People will see it when you post. If you do post a thread it will be deleted without notice. 5. Anyone impersonating a mod or Tom in chat and using their names will be banned from this site for eternity without any hope of ever coming back. Your IP's are recorded and we know who you are. 6. Anything truly obscene or vulgar will be dealt with immediately and the author warned. 7. While the moderators are doing their jobs, if you feel a topic has been closed unfairly don't take a hissyfit. Speak to the moderator over Private Message and discuss it with them to find their reasons and explanations. See, talking always helps =). 8. This forum has got a warning system. This means that moderators can and will use it. You'll receive a Private Message or Email when you get a warning and you can see your warning system under your avatar. You can have 3 warnings in one day. After that, an admin can disable your posting ability or suspend your account. Be sure to follow the rules and instructions given and we won't need to do it. 9. Signatures are to be a maximum dimensions of 500 x 250 with a maximum size of 500kb. While there is no limit to the number of signature pictures, don't go too overboard. Lara will come and get you and hit you... a lot.

These are a few simple guidelines to follow here to avoid the spam issue and keep the forum interesting and entertaining to all. Things may be added at a later date, so check back occasionally. 1. Keep your posts to the topic of the thread. Don't interrupt them to say "hi" to a member, instead use the Private Message feature of the board. And try to make your posts more than one word, although sometimes that is all that's needed, don't make a habit of it, we want to hear your voice (well, read your messages). 2. Read what you have written before you post it. Make sure it makes sense and is readable enough. We all make those bad speelling meestakes once in a while . 3. Before you start a new thread, look to see if there is anything related to the issue already posted. You can also do a search of the forum for a specific topic. If your thread isn't there, get a discussion going (ask questions or for opinions). Just make sure that if it's a debate that everyone's opinion is to be respected. 4. Links to your TR sites are ok and also your forums but it can't be in a post. The link can be in your signature, in your forum profile. People will see it when you post. If you do post a thread it will be deleted without notice. 5. Anyone impersonating a mod or Tom in chat and using their names will be banned from this site for eternity without any hope of ever coming back. Your IP's are recorded and we know who you are. 6. Anything truly obscene or vulgar will be dealt with immediately and the author warned. 7. While the moderators are doing their jobs, if you feel a topic has been closed unfairly don't take a hissyfit. Speak to the moderator over Private Message and discuss it with them to find their reasons and explanations. See, talking always helps =). 8. This forum has got a warning system. This means that moderators can and will use it. You'll receive a Private Message or Email when you get a warning and you can see your warning system under your avatar. You can have 3 warnings in one day. After that, an admin can disable your posting ability or suspend your account. Be sure to follow the rules and instructions given and we won't need to do it. 9. Signatures are to be a maximum dimensions of 500 x 250 with a maximum size of 500kb. While there is no limit to the number of signature pictures, don't go too overboard. Lara will come and get you and hit you... a lot.

These are a few simple guidelines to follow here to avoid the spam issue and keep the forum interesting and entertaining to all. Things may be added at a later date, so check back occasionally. 1. Keep your posts to the topic of the thread. Don't interrupt them to say "hi" to a member, instead use the Private Message feature of the board. And try to make your posts more than one word, although sometimes that is all that's needed, don't make a habit of it, we want to hear your voice (well, read your messages). 2. Read what you have written before you post it. Make sure it makes sense and is readable enough. We all make those bad speelling meestakes once in a while . 3. Before you start a new thread, look to see if there is anything related to the issue already posted. You can also do a search of the forum for a specific topic. If your thread isn't there, get a discussion going (ask questions or for opinions). Just make sure that if it's a debate that everyone's opinion is to be respected. 4. Links to your TR sites are ok and also your forums but it can't be in a post. The link can be in your signature, in your forum profile. People will see it when you post. If you do post a thread it will be deleted without notice. 5. Anyone impersonating a mod or Tom in chat and using their names will be banned from this site for eternity without any hope of ever coming back. Your IP's are recorded and we know who you are. 6. Anything truly obscene or vulgar will be dealt with immediately and the author warned. 7. While the moderators are doing their jobs, if you feel a topic has been closed unfairly don't take a hissyfit. Speak to the moderator over Private Message and discuss it with them to find their reasons and explanations. See, talking always helps =). 8. This forum has got a warning system. This means that moderators can and will use it. You'll receive a Private Message or Email when you get a warning and you can see your warning system under your avatar. You can have 3 warnings in one day. After that, an admin can disable your posting ability or suspend your account. Be sure to follow the rules and instructions given and we won't need to do it. 9. Signatures are to be a maximum dimensions of 500 x 250 with a maximum size of 500kb. While there is no limit to the number of signature pictures, don't go too overboard. Lara will come and get you and hit you... a lot.

These are a few simple guidelines to follow here to avoid the spam issue and keep the forum interesting and entertaining to all. Things may be added at a later date, so check back occasionally. 1. Keep your posts to the topic of the thread. Don't interrupt them to say "hi" to a member, instead use the Private Message feature of the board. And try to make your posts more than one word, although sometimes that is all that's needed, don't make a habit of it, we want to hear your voice (well, read your messages). 2. Read what you have written before you post it. Make sure it makes sense and is readable enough. We all make those bad speelling meestakes once in a while . 3. Before you start a new thread, look to see if there is anything related to the issue already posted. You can also do a search of the forum for a specific topic. If your thread isn't there, get a discussion going (ask questions or for opinions). Just make sure that if it's a debate that everyone's opinion is to be respected. 4. Links to your TR sites are ok and also your forums but it can't be in a post. The link can be in your signature, in your forum profile. People will see it when you post. If you do post a thread it will be deleted without notice. 5. Anyone impersonating a mod or Tom in chat and using their names will be banned from this site for eternity without any hope of ever coming back. Your IP's are recorded and we know who you are. 6. Anything truly obscene or vulgar will be dealt with immediately and the author warned. 7. While the moderators are doing their jobs, if you feel a topic has been closed unfairly don't take a hissyfit. Speak to the moderator over Private Message and discuss it with them to find their reasons and explanations. See, talking always helps =). 8. This forum has got a warning system. This means that moderators can and will use it. You'll receive a Private Message or Email when you get a warning and you can see your warning system under your avatar. You can have 3 warnings in one day. After that, an admin can disable your posting ability or suspend your account. Be sure to follow the rules and instructions given and we won't need to do it. 9. Signatures are to be a maximum dimensions of 500 x 250 with a maximum size of 500kb. While there is no limit to the number of signature pictures, don't go too overboard. Lara will come and get you and hit you... a lot.

http://uk.gamespot.com/news/6164012.html Well done Tomb Raider! .

Why Mrs. Larson? Why would Larson even have a wife if his one true love is Pierre? AnyHOO... I think Larson should win but the odds of that happening are practically nil, LoL.

Just a little something I've been writing for the past few days. Finally got it finished: Lara Croft: Ten Years of Tomb Raiding

By the old bio she's 38. In Legend's bio she's 24, 19 in the flashback to Peru.

Thanks for the help you two. Still had to figure some stuff out as in "What Skateboard area? What timed pool run?!" I realised I had missed a wall switch but I found it accidently jumping about getting fed up and not wanting to ask... again, LoL!

I don't ever remember seeing that room... I'm off to see if I can find that room! And while I'm away if you could be so nice to jot down the exact whereabouts of it and how to get there I'd be most grateful =D

Yeah, where is that?!

There is ;=) I have the lasersight after the you-know what fight later on in Torquoisearena (yeah, I dunno how to spell it, okay?) but what the heck do I use it on? I can't find a gun to combine it with. I'm back in the Manor level and looked around there but nothing. Is there a gun in Torquoisearena?

Would you look at the cogs on that thing?!! Beautiful!

Who said his next game had to be a Tomb Raider? They could make him have his own game

I like them both but I wouldn't be too bothered if they were there or not in future games (but a reason why would have to be there otherwise it'd be odd). Winston forever!

I think about 12 hours including pausing for dinner and helping out at home. In-game time was around 7-8 hours. Took me less than a day to complete it, LoL.

It's been confirmed for PS3.

Press IN the right analogue stick as if it was a button. You'll hear it click and Lara will go into Manual Aim =).

Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Action Adventure When Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness was released in 2003, it was critically mauled by the majority of reviewers and a number of Tomb Raider fans. Bright Things along with Little World and Eidos return to The Angel of Darkness' world of murder, mystery and raiding in a new format for the Tomb Raider series: the interactive DVD. Before I get into the review, if you do buy this, you must always remember that is exactly what it is - an interactive DVD. Contrary to popular belief, this is not a video game and is not to be treated like one. Most interactive DVDs are quizzes based on sports or TV or are versions of quiz shows like Who Wants to be a Millionaire?. Using your DVD remote control you select an answer to the question given. Fortunately for Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Action Adventure it manages to get outside the box and create an innovative new type of interactive DVD. Using the Up, Down, Left, Right and Select/Enter/OK buttons of your DVD remote control, you choose what you want Lara to do next. Depending on what option you choose you may have more options of what to do next. So if you choose the "Look" option at a point, you may discover a new area or in a rare case get Lara killed. However if you had chosen to let Lara "climb" you may have missed out on this new area and missed out on any bonus points. You could basically see this as answering the questions and moving on to the next question if you get the previous one correct. The real innovations for interactive DVDs come next. In some parts of the game you must remember a specific combination it gives you. With about one to three seconds to memorize these combinations you must push the buttons next, within a time limit, to proceed or die. They do actually get the adrenaline going with frantic button mashing. Next are the "pushing specific button to build up meter to pass area" sections. Usually involving either the Up or Down buttons you must press them enough times to build up a meter in the top right corner (hence the title). In some of these sections you will also have a time limit. The final innovation, and the one that appears most frequently bar the choosing options, is the button combinations that appear on screen which you have to press to move on. These are basically the memorizing sequences without the memorizing and of course, like the other two, occasionally appear with a time limit. The game condenses Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness into twenty levels. Starting out in Paris and eventually finishing under Prague's Strahov Fortress to meet the game's antagonist (and thus the interactive DVD's antagonist). Because the game has been condensed into twenty levels, some areas have been edited to a much smaller size or cut out completely, most notably The Tomb of Ancients, Café Metro, The Sanitarium and Maximum Containment Area. The interactive DVD has cleverly edited out most of these areas so that the story still makes sense. The only place where the edit does take a bit of a slide is with Kurtis' missing levels and the cutscene following which has also been edited oddly with dialogue cut out that makes Lara's and Kurtis' new relationship feel forced and tacked on. The interactive DVD can be played by yourself or with a friend (or even with multiple people split into two teams) and be picked up where you left off with the pass code feature. Playing by yourself is basic. Do what you want, if you die, you get reset to a checkpoint within your level or the start of it depending on how far you've gotten. In two team mode, it's slightly different. One team will take a turn to complete a level, if they complete, the remote is passed to the second team to complete the next level and then passed back to team one and this continues until it is complete. However, if a team dies within a level, the remote is handed to the next team to complete the level and any points gained by the team that died are lost. For players of Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness, a familiar voice has returned for this interactive DVD. Ex-Lara voice actress Jonell Elliott has returned once again to voice Lara and to guide us through the training and story. Jonell as Lara tells us what is happening, why she is doing some things, and what to do at times. Due to some of the cuts, this was a useful addition to the interactive DVD and a nice touch for fans of Jonell. Unfortunately, no other voice actor from The Angel of Darkness returns. You'll know what to do if you've played Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness and you'll be able to enjoy the story without any bugs or glitches that may have hindered your play through of the video game version. It's fun, it's slightly challenging at times and can be played through with friends and family. It breathes fresh air into a format which was always doing the same thing (i.e. quizzes) and it can be picked up cheaply. Overall it's a very enjoyable experience that even my own mum enjoyed it and let's just say, she does not enjoy the video games!

2007 - somewhere around January and April/May. That's if everything goes correctly of course, LoL.

#1) I play TR on Playstation, PC, Playstation Portable, Gameboy Advance and Xbox 360*. #2) Tell us about how you came across TR for the first time. And I just wrote an English essay on this. My friend came round and told a friend and I he had a new game. Went over, game was paused on 'The Lost Valley'. Game was unpaused. Funny little lady with cone breasts ran around and suddenly the screen shook. T-Rex came out and little lady with cone breasts took it down. Little Lara man became hooked. #3) TR One was the first TR game I played. #4) TR The Last Revelation was the first TR game I passed. #5) Name your top 3 favourite TR games. Tomb Raider II, Tomb Raider IV: The Last Revelation and Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness #6) Which TR game was your least favorite? Why? Probably Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Legend. Only because it's too easy and way too short. I have some other gripes with it but I have gripes with the other games as well, LoL. #7) TR Legend was the easiest for me because it was made to be easy. #8) TR The Last Revelation was a challenge for me because all those connecting levels. #9) How often did you have to use a walkthrough/strategy guide? For the first 5 game - a lot! For AOD about 5 times and for Legend about once, for all the secrets. I never have cared for secrets anyway. #10) Were you always on the hunt and look out for the TR secrets? No. If I found them, I found them. If I didn't, I didn't care. #11) Pierre or Larson The loveable Texan - Larson. #12) TR 3 was the creepiest and often made me jump. #13) Which TR game was the one that you enjoyed playing the most? Why? I enjoy them all equally. #14) The hardest level in TR1 was The Great Pyramid because it's a really small platform. #15) The hardest level in TR2 was Temple of Xian because all of those traps! #16) The hardest level in TR3 was Aldwych because I kept getting lost, LoL. #17) The hardest level in TR4 The Last Revelation was The Great Pyramid because of those jumps! #18) The hardest level in TR5 Chronicles was Red Alert because I did not like those cyborgs one bit. #19) The hardest level in TR6 The Angel of Darkness was Sanctuary of Flames because the flames cheated when I was running away from them. #20) The hardest level in TR7 Legend was none of them (okay, Kazakhstan) because it was made too easy (and I had to listen to that awful bike chase music in Kazakhstan). *Seriously, I do!

Here's 5 tracks from the level just to keep you even happier, LoL: Japan.zip

One of Susan's greatest moments: Susan and Karl are the first two you see. Val and Lyn are the next two you see. Lou and then Darren. Then Libby and Izzy. The video seems to be acting up for me just now so apologies if it does for anyone else. EDIT: If it does act up, let the video fully load and then skip past the minute and second it stops at (unless, it's the end of the video of course, LoL) and it should work fine =)

The demo is pretty fun but it is essentially AOD cut down a bit but Jonell as Lara seems to be explaining what's happening a bit more as the game progresses (and she also manages to hint at what to do). The finished game is supposed to have multiple endings (otherwise I can't think of a reason for getting the points) which will be nice to see. I still get giddy at seeing the new small FMVs, LoL. And yes, when it comes out I will be buying it and I will give you a full report