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[JokerMM]

Lmao
Man, the world didn't really change that much, it's just access to the internet made these opinions a bit louder than they really are. They were always there

 

[Damigos]

The world has changed quite a bit since then. Now we also have gender fluids to satisfy

 

[Denton]

Yes, having triangles for breasts is sure to rile up people.

 

[Shubh_C63]

I thought the article was gonna read that it really makes you feel like a tomb raider.

 

[lughnasadh123]

And yet she's still one of the most iconic, bad-ass female protagonists we've ever had with a massive pair of personality and confidence,

 

[Games of Today]

What's pathetic is that IGN would never write something that funny ever again.

 

[Disco Dave]

 

[cireza]

Best game in the series. A true sense of exploration in a wild environment. Loved it.

 

[SCB3]

And yet did the exact opposite and gave women a strong playable protagonist much like Jill and Claire did in Resident Evil, its almost as if people want to play as actual women and not a women acting like a "Strong" Man...

 

[Mr Hyde]

I love the Tomb Raider franchise. The first one in 1996 really grabbed me by the balls and I replayed it frequently due to how great it was. The intriquate level design and sense of exploration was something I had never seen before. But when I tried replaying it a couple of weeks ago, the oof size on those controls was legendary. It felt like Lara traversed in syrup. And the graphics... holy outdated polygon cracks, those have not aged well either. I'll stick to the Anniversary edition if I want to experience the original from now on.

 

[existensmaximum]

Games always stir up a lot of people who were never the target audience and who were never going to play the game.

 

[AJUMP23]

A lot of time the people that create the products or review the product hate the audience.

 

[Wildebeest]

A dark, terrifying vision of the future from IGN. Once they saw those pyramid polygons on the front of a game character, they knew that there was no future for gaming.

 

[violence]

These people are basically the new hippies. At the time nobody liked hippies.

 

[Disco Dave]

I love the Tomb Raider franchise. The first one in 1996 really grabbed me by the balls and I replayed it frequently due to how great it was. The intriquate level design and sense of exploration was something I had never seen before. But when I tried replaying it a couple of weeks ago, the oof size on those controls was legendary. It felt like Lara traversed in syrup. And the graphics... holy outdated polygon cracks, those have not aged well either. I'll stick to the Anniversary edition if I want to experience the original from now on.

Completely agree. I remember getting my Sega Saturn and being blown away by games like Tomb Raider and Resident Evil. I had never experienced anything like them. I never completed the orignal Tomb Raider and didnt play another game in the series until the reboot in 2013 (I think I just got frustrated and then distracted by other releases at the time and just gave up on it).

 

[HL3.exe]

Time is a flat circle.

 

[Filben]

Time is a flat circle.