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TOMB RAIDER ORIGINAL GAME vs TODAY (1996 vs 2016) (Teens React: Gaming)

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Bunch of spoiled BRATS!!

Hey. I played Tomb Raider 1 100 times on the Saturn, the Playstation (1) and then the PC (with just a keyboard, the mouse, a VGA screen with no 3D card, and one speaker). Those guys in the video are not using the controller properly. They keep making her jump and also don't know how to keep it in 3rd person view. The graphics for Tomb Raider 1 in 1996 was way ahead of their time.

Thanks to  Stella's Tomb Raider Site for posting this on my Facebook wall.

 

 

"The graphics and the controls make it hard, we're not used to it"

Two words kids -- get good.

GET. GOOD.

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One word, kids:

SPOILED and WHINEY!

We grew up with no cell phones and no Facebook/Twitter/Snapchat/Instagram and even NO COMPUTERS and NO INTERNET.

Only one phone in the house and in my parents' house, we (my brother and sister and I) were not allowed to answer it when it rang until we were (each) almost in middle school or later.

Oh how did we ever make it through childhood?

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