According to the ESRB, this game contains: Blood and Gore, ViolenceThe biggest thing parents have to worry about is the difficulty level, which will cause younger players nightmarish frustration. There is no sexual content or questionable language. The violence is standard fare, consisting of shooting masked thugs and mutants. Tomb […]
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Project Eden – Review
Life can be strange. I find it fascinating that you can see someone (or something) for years and not know a thing about them. It's true of the myriad people you pass everyday, each with rich lives you'll never be a part of. But it can also apply to games.
Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation – Review
Are all the games, calendars, magazine covers, memory cards, toys, and craptacular wares bearing her buxom figure finally wearing thin on the public? Apparently so, because before the fourth game featuring her, Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation has yet to even hit store shelves, skeptical media and fans alike have already expressed tepid reactions.
Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation – Consumer Guide
According to ESRB, this game contains: Animated Blood, Animated Violence
Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation – Second Opinion
Well, Chi may not want to get started on it, but I sure as hell do. What is with this pedophilic relationship between Lara and her mentor? Every other comment they made to each other was like creepy foreplay. The guy is ancient and she's 16! On top of that, they don't even pretend to flirt well because both voice-actors are incredibly lame. Lara's sass (yes I said sass) and sophistication are lost on me as soon as she starts speaking. Another thing is that the training stage is just an extension of the game so it uses the game's engine to have Lara do all the things she will be doing later. All the camera views and moves that are meant to accentuate Lara's anatomy are still here and look creepier with the 16-year old Lara.
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