Evan Croft

Muchas gracias Ana. Aqui esta el archivo..... pic.pdf

Bueno,en el siguiente link,podran encontrar un nuevo articulo escaneado sobre Tomb Raider en Play Station Portatil (PSP). Espero que lo disfruten,saludos.Segun la revista,la fecha de salida es en Marzo;) (el formato del archivo es .pdf) http://www.myimagehosting.com/pic.php?u=28...32Hth9h&i=28850 Info sacada de www.tombraiderforums.com

Kurtis murio con AOD,no lo digo yo,lo dijo Crystal Dynamics....los nuevos creadores de Lara Croft.Sin animos de ofender,creo que la saga de AOD se termino,al menos mientras siga en manos de su actuales dueños.Saludos!

Yo creo que seran como siempre.Saludos!

Ok,muchas gracias Mark.

Pero que los hayan quitado no quiere decir que sean verdaderos supongo.Quiza no quiere que se publiquen falsas noticias o algo que pudo haber sido y no fue.

Para mi son totalmente falsas,porque si se fijan,todas las posiciones de Lara,en las que se le ve la cara,son las mismas(con expresion y todo) de los screens de Xbox 360,solo que estan bien montados...por algo en algunos solo se le va la cara.La foto que subio Dani,la primera de ellas,me hace recordar al AOD,porque su posicion es similar.....pero no se.Para mi son montajes,fakes,lo que sea,pero son falsas.

Totalmente,igual de Xbox 360 y PC hemos visto las mismas fotos en 658 resoluciones diferentes...(jejeje)....,asi que quiza deberiamos esperar a ver mas fotos y videos para poder dar un veredicto.Igualmente,por lo visto hasta ahora,pienso como la mayoria,aunque confiezo que yo la veo bonita.

En verdad esto de que sale en Febrero,sale en Abril....ya me tiene un poco tonto,pero no le doy bolilla,porque cuando salga me enteraré de todos modos.Las fechas son lo que menos importa,solo hay que pensar que depues de taaaaaanto tiempo esperando,estamos a unos pocos dias(dos meses mas o menos)del lanzamiento tan esperado por todos nosotros.

Thanks Ana!!

Gracias Ana

No tiene mucho sentido. Yo pienso que se traslado y ya,no hace falta volver al pasado para tener una nueva casa.Saludos!

Lara tuvo un accidente de avion,en el cual ella fue la unica sobreviviente.El tiempo que vivio en los Himalayas a causa del accidente(fue alli donde se estrello el avion)la hizo ser quien es hoy.Lo que tenemos que averiguar es que fue lo que le paso alli para que abandone sus abitos de aristocrata aburrida para convertirse en "Lady Jones"..jeje.

NO creo que cometan el mismo error otra vez,mucho menos que ahora pertenece a CD.Saludos!

Bueno,lo acabo de leer,pero no dice nada nuevo.Saludos!

Exacto Copu....y Sermongar...veo esa foto y se me hace agua la boca....jeje.Saludos!

Ah, Tomb Raider, the little game series that could. Who could forget blocky, bosomy Lara Croft and her adventures through an even blockier series of complex dungeons? The series had always been plagued with its problems, be it the trial-and-error gameplay, the haphazard gun fighting mechanics, or the downright obnoxious grid movement system. This isn't to say the games weren't any fun. It was certainly a rewarding experience to finish a particularly difficult string of puzzles, but more often than not, Lara would trip up and be forced to do the entire process over again. Fast forward to today and the promise of a better Tomb Raider experience. The latest version boasts a new design team, new engine and even a new character model for the ever-sexy Lara Croft (who I might add is still pretty darn hot despite the noticeable reduction in her shirt area). The good folks at Crystal Dynamics seem to have been paying attention to the faults of Tomb Raider. While taking the game back to its ancient landscapes, Crystal Dynamics has made quite a few must-have changes to the old archaic tomb-raiding formula. First and foremost, Lara will no longer move in the infamous grid pattern. With Lara being more fluid in motion, it will be very easy to pull the many acrobatic stunts required to complete each perilous stage. On that note, Lara now has many new animations for things such as wall-jumping, vine-swinging and shimmying. This opens the door to all sorts of new and exciting environmental puzzles, the likes of Prince of Persia or ICO. Another much-needed addition to the series is the ability to restart from the last major puzzle. Gone are the days of being inches from the stage exit, dying a pitiful death, and being forced to do it all over again. In Tomb Raider: Legend if you get down to the final steps of a stage, accidentally step on a trap and die, you will automatically restart back to the end of the last major puzzle. One helpful feature Crystal Dynamics implemented was an auto falling prevention. If Lara gets too close to a hazardous edge, instead of just taking the plunge, she will automatically stop moving forward. This will allow the player to worry less about those annoying small obstacles and focus instead on the bigger challenges. Gun fighting has also been tweaked in Crystal Dynamics' hands. In the heat of battle, Lara can whip out on of several new guns which will be mentioned later, and fight back using a new targeting system. Lara will be able to focus in on points of interest and shoot them with a specially mapped button. She can also cycle through her targets using the right analog stick. If that wasn't enough, the developers even included a first-person aiming mode for more accurate shooting. Peppered throughout the adventure are a few other types of gameplay styles. At certain points in Lara's quest, cutscenes will play, and prompt the user to press a series of buttons in order to get Lara free from danger, a la Dragon's Lair or Indigo Prophecy. Also, during the trailers, Lara can be seen driving a motorcycle. Crystal Dynamics won't say for sure that players will be able to drive the cycle, but the footage looks as though Lara will get her fare share of burning rubber in before the adventure is through. The gameplay isn't the only thing that's changed since the big dev team switch, though. Most noticeably, Lara's appearance has radically changed. Her face is set to more realistic proportions as is the rest of her body. Well, most of her body anyway. The things that made Lara popular in the first place are still a little... excessive, but I guess you could call it excess in moderation. The character redesigns were made to supposedly give her new acrobatic animations a more believable look. Personally, I always thought Lara look a bit like a cross between a baboon and a trashy stripper, so her redesign is very much welcomed by this writer. While Lara now sports a different look and more polygons, she also is able to visibly show the wear and tear of her journey. Lara's clothes will get dirty throughout the game, as will they get wet (don't get too excited) and dry off over time. These are small features, but they show just how far Crystal Dynamics will go to make a believable environment. Of course, Lara can't go raiding tombs with only her short shorts and small overcoat. To complement the new redesign, Lara also sports new equipment such as a grappling hook to swing over chasms, a GPS to help her find her way out of a tight spot, and aflashlight, handy for seeing in the dark- thank God we don't have to use those sad disposable flares anymore. Lara will also be able to pack seven kinds of heat ranging from her dual pistols to shotguns, to assault rifles to even RPGs and grenade launchers. Needless to say, she'll be one tough cookie. As far as the story goes, Crystal Dynamics and Eidos are being tight lipped about the whole affair. They claim that they are taking Lara Croft back to her roots and starting over again fresh. Looking back over the series, it's clear it has been in desperate need of an overhaul ever since episode 2. It's sad it's taken so long for Tomb Raider to get this much-needed revamp, but all changes are welcome. It certainly appears none of the old gameplay problems will show up in this new outing, but let's hope that the amount of programming bugs goes drastically down from that scene in Angel of Darkness. Maybe the seventh time's a charm for our lovely Tomb Raider and her short shorts. Bueno....eso lo saque de www.tombraiderforums.com tratare de traducirlo lo mas rapido posible.Saludos!

Tiene razon Dani,sera entre oficinas y tejados.A los coches se los verá desde arriba nomas...jiji.

De nada...

Anacroft creo que tu pequeño sueño se hara realidad....y quiza la mansion sea la que vimos en el primer video,en la que se ve caminando cerca de la playa....Dios.....esto esta cadavez mejor!

1Q 2006...lo dijo Eidos. (Enero-Abril) Saludos!

Como no Anacroft...lo pides,lo tienes.

La mansion Croft en Cornwall?? Pero que..??..... (lo dice en la parte.."Bolivia and Beyond")

Bueno,en el siguiente link,podran disfrutar de los scans de un articulo sobre Tomb Raider:Legend,en Xbox 360.Espero que los disfruten,saludos! http://www.tombraiderforums.com/showthread.php?t=50734

Asi concluye la traduccion mas complicada y larga de mi vida...jajajaja. Saludos y disfrutenla!