Yes, it's through steamWill this mean no Dos Box nonsense?
I've played 1 and 2 through Steam, both used DosBox.Yes, it's through steam
Aye it's a pain, doesn't always work, gets its knickers in a twist, crashes etc. TR1 was actually alright, but I gave up on TR2, too many issues.Sorry I didn't know that
It's defiantely a remaster rather than a remake but in all honestly I think that's what I would prefer. Tomb Raider Anniversary was a remake of the first Tomb Raider wasn't it?
Boobs not triangular enough.
Hmm was ok for me only TR1 was dos 2 was DX7Aye it's a pain, doesn't always work, gets its knickers in a twist, crashes etc. TR1 was actually alright, but I gave up on TR2, too many issues.
It said in the description you will be able to swap between original controls and the new not sure how that'll work - move to ledge, press action to climb up the entire wall and do it all for you...The Core TR games are designed around the grid/block system. One backspace hop is one square, enough of a run up to jump any passable distance even with a ledge grab. Not sure how you'd modernise that for today without remaking the whole lot. Did quite like
Anniversary, though wasn't as special as TR was back in 96
Its going to cost £25 apparently unless you have one of the originals on steam in which case a discount applies and its "only" £20. Not sure myself seems a bit steep for a hi poly Lara and a few lighting tweaks.
Hmm was ok for me only TR1 was dos 2 was DX7
It said in the description you will be able to swap between original controls and the new not sure how that'll work - move to ledge, press action to climb up the entire wall and do it all for you...
Ah, I didn't realise, I just know TR2 was a pain so I uninstalled it.Hmm was ok for me only TR1 was dos 2 was DX7
Getting closer but still no more marketing material has been released.