tomb raider

Until recently, the video game character Lara Croft was as well known for her bust as she was for any tomb raiding she took part in. And though her video game franchise 'Tomb Raider' was very popular and spawned two movie spin-offs, the creators were aware that it might be time to not make her such a fetish object for their latest game. That thought process is also being applied to the new movie v

A few days ago, it was revealed that Tomb Raider sold 3.4 million copies, which to the lay man seems like a pretty impressive game release. However, Square-Enix said that the game failed to meet expectations. Not only that, but the company was in financial trouble because of it. This begs the question, how well does Tomb Raider actually have to sell to be considered a success?

Tomb Raider is the next-gen reboot of the critically acclaimed blockbuster series that launched in the mid-90s, most notably on the PlayStation. Since then, we’ve seen the release of roughly 10 Tomb Raider video games and two feature-length films starring Angelina Jolie.

Everyone knew that the release of Tomb Raider was going to be a big success, but could anyone have predicted how big of a success?

Lara Croft is a legend. She is not only one of gaming’s most beloved characters, but an international icon. Even if folks have never played a Tomb Raider game or any video game at all, they know who she is. She’s as iconic as Mario or Link and defined a whole generation of games for the original Playstation. But, video games are a fickle business where new characters are created all the time only

Today sees the release of the new and improved Lara Croft. Crystal Dynamics' Tomb Raider is a reboot of the enduring character, introducing a 17-year-old Croft to a new generation of gamers. And so it's only natural that an upcoming film reboot is being mapped out and will closely follow the game's lead; it has been revealed that the producers of the game and the film will collaborate on the upcom

Tomb Raider is officially released today, letting players get up close and personal with Lara Croft on her first big adventure. Now that the game's out of the way, Crystal Dynamics is looking into bringing Lara to Hollywood once more, but on their own terms.

It's always a good sign when a game goes through the certification process and finally goes gold. Let's give a big ol' congratulatory fist-bump to Lara Croft and the team at Crystal Dynamics for getting Tomb Raider ready for our consumption.

Zac Levi is back for Part 1 of the last installment of The Final Hours video series, which is a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Tomb Raider.

In the first of a new series of commentated gameplay videos, we get a great look at the pain Lara will endure in the new Tomb Raider.

Episode Two of Tomb Raider: Guide to Survival has been posted on YouTube, giving us mere, non-adventuring mortals a look at how Lara's going to keep her butt alive as she explores the island.

Crystal Dynamics and Dark Horse are teaming to bring Lara Croft back to the world of comic books.