I finally bought TR: Legend whilst on holiday, and first stuck it in the trusty PS2 this morning. My initial thought is that it's certainly a massive step forward from AoD which in my opinion atleast, was not the best game in the series, lol. I'm only as far as Peru at the moment so I've got like the whole game to do yet. I have heard people say that it's a bit too short in length and a bit easy on all but the hardest game setting (I'm on normal and it seems okay to me, lol), but I'm sure the other factors will make these look like minor negative points! No doubt I'll be asking questions soon though, afterall, my initial joining of LCO was when I needed help on AoD....I've been here ever sinse, lol

Hi Cliffy!

Glad to know you're finally playing the game!! I hope you enjoy it and post back if you need help! Even though there's lots of threads around that you can check if necessary!!

Have fun and good luck!!

BPanther

Enjoy the game Cliffy! I'm sure you will! 'Short but sweet' is the best description for it I think!! I thought it was great.

Thanx guys, I'm sure I'll enjoy it, I'm in Ghana at the moment and even at this fairly early stage of the game, it's noticeably more advanced than AoD was! Also, I nearly threw the controller out of the window yesterday as I got to the Boss in Japan and forgot I hadn't saved it, instead just went through the checkpoints....that's all well and good, but when I chose to restrat and load the game when I was losing, I had to go back to halfway through Japan...D'oh!

I'm also in Ghana

I'm also in Ghana

I'm on the last stage(ish) in England now.....can anybody advise me about the part where you can hang on a rope which moves the bell up and down? I cant get any further?.....thanx in advance!

"Presuming that the Lara is facing the door (i.e. her back is to King Arthur's egg) run right till you meet Bedwyr. A small cutscene will play. When you're back in control grab Bedwyr's crypt and pull it backwards. Pull it past the small broken stone (a.k.a the broken dias) and next to a tall column on the opposite side of the room from Bedwyr's tomb. Run up to King Arthur's tomb, turn and grapple the chandelier. Pull it towards you and let go. QUICKLY run over to where you left Bedwyr's tomb, jump on it, jump onto the column and then onto the rope. If done correctly the bell will rise and Lara fall and the chandelier will hit the bell. If that doesn't happen you'll have to do it again but, if you were successful, you have a nice boss fight."

Hope that helps you Cliffy

"Presuming that the Lara is facing the door (i.e. her back is to King Arthur's egg) run right till you meet Bedwyr. A small cutscene will play. When you're back in control grab Bedwyr's crypt and pull it backwards. Pull it past the small broken stone (a.k.a the broken dias) and next to a tall column on the opposite side of the room from Bedwyr's tomb. Run up to King Arthur's tomb, turn and grapple the chandelier. Pull it towards you and let go. QUICKLY run over to where you left Bedwyr's tomb, jump on it, jump onto the column and then onto the rope. If done correctly the bell will rise and Lara fall and the chandelier will hit the bell. If that doesn't happen you'll have to do it again but, if you were successful, you have a nice boss fight."

Hope that helps you Cliffy

Thanx LM, that'll no doubt answer my questions, lol. I was pulling the chandalier, and the rope....just at diferent times, lol. Thanx again!