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Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Legend

Brand: Square Enix

Platform : Xbox 360 |

Rated: Teen

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Lara is more realistic than ever - the sexy, dual-pistol wielding heroine has new graphics & animation sets
Discover and explore living breathing, lost ancient realms that hold clues to the secrets of Lara's past
Intuitive, fluid control system keeps Lara in continuous motion; handle any obstacle and interact with any surface
Use strength and intelligence to uncover ancient treasures -- Use the grappling hook, an arsenal of new weapons, Communications devices, and other tools to achieve your goals
Travel to the world's most exotic locales - Treacherous jungles, snowy mountain ranges, and much more

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Platform:Xbox 360

Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Legend brings back the gaming world's sexiest and most intrepid adventurer. Follow Lara down a path of discovery as she travels the globe to remote, exotic locales in search of one of history's greatest artifacts that unleash unwelcome figures from Lara's mysterious past. Use her skills to explore vast, treacherous tombs, riddled with challenging puzzles and deadly traps. Physics, Water and Fire systems bring the perilous environments of Lara's world alive, and challenge the player to improvise solutions to obstacles. Jump into the future of adrenaline-fueled adventure.

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Platform:Xbox 360

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B000A0XSN6

Release date

April 11, 2006

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130 ratings

4.6 out of 5 stars

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#27,767 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#8,414 in Legacy Systems

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Product Dimensions

7.75 x 5.75 x 0.53 inches; 3.2 Ounces

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Video Game

Rated

Teen

Item model number

20040

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Yes

Item Weight

3.2 ounces

Manufacturer

Eidos Interactive

Date First Available

July 7, 2004

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DDR

My Daughter's Fav Tomb Raider Game

Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2019

Platform: Xbox 360Verified Purchase

My daughter loves this particular Tomb Raider game series. It was a good price and unlike the new Tomb Raider games it doesn't have any swear words in it. Why do they have to ruin a franchise like Tomb Raider by dropping F-bombs and S-bombs in the newer Tomb Raider games...it's unnecessary. The old games and movie got by just fine without it.

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Richard Baker

The reboot that saved Lara

Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2012

Platform: Xbox 360Verified Purchase

The Good: Revives the series from its tomb, great graphics, audio, and a decent story, everything that was broke is now fixed

The Bad: Camera is retarded in cramped places, driving sections are punishing, city levels are odd, typical combat, story held together by threads, shorter than Lara's shorts

Ahhh...here we are again with the cunning, brave, smart, posh, sexy, and beautiful Lara Croft. Most people overlook the game when they see a half-naked chick on the cover, but Tomb Raider is one of the few (only?) "chick" games that are actually good. Everyone and their mothers have heard of Tomb Raider or Lara Croft as being "the game about shooting animals in ruins and sex" so if you're reading this you're either a fan or one of the latter. While Tomb Raider has absolutely nothing to do with anything sexual Lara's skimpy style can contradict that.

The series has always been known for its intricate puzzles, great platforming, and beautiful tombs, ruins, and vistas to explore. Tomb Raider: Legend is the first TR game since the PSX days to be actually good and worth playing. With the first 2 TR games being great the series started falling with 3, got saved with 4 (The Last Revelation) and just went down hill with 5 (Chronicles), and 6 (Angel of Darkness). TRL revives the series by feeling familiar and redoing everything we've grown to love. The game's story is also very interesting and mainly for fans of Lara who want to know more about HER past. Lara is trying to find the pieces of the Excalibur sword that killed her mother and she runs into ghosts of her past that come back to haunt her. While the story is teeter tottering on the edge of bleh it does get interesting and saves itself at the end with a twist. TR has not been famous for its stories so let's get right into the adventuring! The game seems to have tried too hard to bring the series back since the game is really short (6 hours you can beat the game) and there are too many levels to explore, so you don't get a lot of feeling for one level.

Everything about TR's platforming is still here so you can either stop reading now or carry on if you are a skeptical action/adventure fan trying to find a new series to get into because you're bored. The whole game is about puzzles that use the environment and hanging, swinging, jumping, pole climbing, rope swinging, zip lining all about. Most of the game is pretty easy to figure out on where to go since you get a grapple that lets you pull boxes off ledges, bring certain things down to climb across, you even use it to swing across chasms. A lot of items you use with the grapple hook has a gold shiny bit on it so you know to grapple there otherwise you'd spend hours trying to grapple every object in the game. A lot of puzzles are usually lever and switch puzzles with you pulling statues onto this pressure switch to lower this bridge to pull this block across onto this switch to raise the gate. Most are simple, but some are unique and fun that have you climbing huge cliffs, walls, and statues to push giant balls (hooha!) off ledges to use down below. A lot of the platforming is fun and awesome with ledges crumbling away, swinging across poles onto ropes etc.

Not one situation is the same and that's what is so great about the TR series; you'll have something new to figure out. Jumping around these beautiful environments is easy thanks to the responsive controls, great animations, and good camera (most of the time). When you jump to a ledge and there's a wall behind you the camera will swing out to the side so you can see the whole 30 foot pillar you're supposed to climb. This works with every type of situation and the camera does a good job following you. The only time it gets weird is when you're in tight spaces then the camera doesn't know what to do and has seizures. You wind up exploring places such as Japan, Bolivia, Nepal, Kazakhstan and other places. These range from jungles, dark tombs, snow, and even the city. What I found odd was Lara climbing around in buildings like in Japan (she wears a damn sexy dress in that level), and a military base in Kazakhstan so this can be weird for long time fans. The whole things fits well, but it just seems out-of-place compared to past games.

The combat is also the second thing you'll be doing the most and while it's easy, repetitive, and not amazing it works and you won't get annoyed. You just lock onto an enemy and fire away with your pistols, machine guns, or shotguns you find lying around off of enemies. If you get too hurt you can use health packs lying around as well. While you'll spend most of your time fighting brain-dead enemies that just stand there and fire at you can use the objects in the environment to kill enemies like barrels, tanks, and even snappings things to make them fall. So while the combat is nothing interesting or fantastic it's there and it works well for what the game can offer. The camera stays behind you well enough when you're locked on, but Lara will lock onto enemies off-screen a wee bit too often force you to target them yourself.

A new part of TR are the motorcycle driving sections. These can be fun and annoying since the physics are a bit weird and the checkpoints are punishing. You just shoot baddies off their bikes while you go off jumps and make your way through. Another added idea are button pressing cinematics and these are cool to look at and are a lot of fun. What make them so fun is why you have to do them. A lot of the times it'll be the most intense part of the game so you really get into it. The boss fights are also another cool part about the game since they are a bit easy, but they are big and cool so you'll have tons of fun with that.

Now that we have two main elements out-of-the-way let's talk about cosmetics. Lara's whole appearance has changed and she looks so much better. Gone are her sunglasses, and the F size boobs, along with her usual outfit. Lara has different outfits she wears throughout the game and they are all hot, sexy, and they make Lara look smart and sharp as well. Her breast size has been reduced to DD (boohoo...), her main outfit is now a brown belly top with shorts and I prefer this over the old. She wears an earpiece now and she no longer has a braided ponytail. Along with Lara looking amazing she also gets dirty and wet (ohhh if only...). When she climbs out of the water her clothes look wet, and dirt sticks to her as well so this adds to the realism. She also has a personal light now so exploring dark places is no longer a problem. The sound is also great with Lara's charming British accent, and everyone's voice acting is top-notch.

With new characters aplenty you'll expect to like them all, but actually you won't. They are underdeveloped and wind up annoying you with their stupid comments over the radio so the only character you'll love is Lara. Apart from all of this the game has replay value with a time trial mode, Croft Manor (where you unlock certain areas to get rewards), and cheats. Doing all of this will grant you new costumes, concept art, profiles and more. So, as you can see, there is so much to love about TRL and fans who have hated the series can come back since TR is getting better and better as time goes back. Give the `ol girl a second chance and explore her tombs (awww yeah...)

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Swamiji CH

Legend is a good game

Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2010

Platform: Xbox 360Verified Purchase

Xbox Version of Legend, works fairly well --particularly, on the 'Easy' setting. The 'Medium' & 'Hard' settings bring out some of the bugs which apparently are held in the background for the easiest level.

The motorcycle chases are particularly fun. Enemies appear, along the route, and Lara must dispatch them without losing too much time. One can slow, a little, when several obstacles loom, but if one slows for too long a time, the segment will reset (but, not without warning, which is really cool).

A couple of the more insidious bugs, on a couple levels, will take the previous treasure (prior to checkpoint) out of Lara's inventory, if she falls or dies ...and, in at least one case, the only way to get it back, is to replay the level since there is no way back up, to the treasure. Another, makes for an endless motorcycle chase scene. The latter, is preventable, however.

Of the three I have tried --Anniversary, Legend, Underworld-- Legend, rocks. The others, are just not worth the hassle. Bugs, galore, apparently, and some key sequences simply do not work. Anniversary, left me with many levels yet to pla but there was no progressing. A bug in Underworld, ended the game roughly half way through ...and just about the end of Southern Mexico level. Both, downers.

All in all, Legend is a pretty interesting game, and the baddies are really bad. :)

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Brandon J.

Beware at your own risk

Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2019

Platform: Xbox 360Verified Purchase

Do not buy or beware. Bought this from this reseller and it was claimed new. Then was scratched on the above side of the disc and also looks as if it was re polished. It also gave a wierd looking screen and said error on screen when attempted to play the game. Im attemping to burn this game on my xbox 360s hard drive instead. edit: said clean the disc with a soft cloth. Iv done thst still get the same thing.

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Gabriel

a little short on content, but fun while it lasts

Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2013

Platform: Xbox 360Verified Purchase

It's fun to explore and climb all over the place. Combat consists of gun fights with mercenaries and surprise attacks from jungle cats. Oh, and beware of QTE. Graphics aren't as good as the cover art, but it's still not bad.
There are only 8 levels, but each has multiple hidden statuettes to collect and higher difficulties including a time trial. Those unlock bonus content like concept art and costumes. You can also goof around in Croft Manor, which also contains hidden collectibles.
The game can be a decent challenge, although I get annoyed when loading screens take longer than I'd like, especially reloading a checkpoint after I die.

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T Reynolds

Good

Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2017

Platform: Xbox 360Verified Purchase

The controls and camera angles are kind of crappy when you need to jump in a certain direction. I can't stand the magnetic grappler sometimes, as it will often go to the wrong target when you really need it not to. That said, it's an ok game overall, interesting puzzles to solve, lots of climbing and fun bosses to fight.

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Wilmar Vallejo

Excellent Tomb raider!

Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2014

Platform: Xbox 360Verified Purchase

Best Tomb Raider on the transition from sixth to seventh generation consoles. Excellent graphics engine at 720 pixels on all the textures of the locations and how well developed the character of Lara Croft in detail. Very good script, excellent soundtrack according to each event and excellent dubbing in different languages. The ruins of Bolivia and the atmosphere is compared in part with the first Tomb Raider movie.

Very graphics engine, excellent soundtrack, great gameplay system, very dubbing in different languages, very good adaptation.

I recommend it!

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open and fair

Good value

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 23, 2019

Platform: Xbox 360Verified Purchase

Good buy

Connie Royea

Tomb Raider Legend doesn't save your progress.

Reviewed in Canada on November 25, 2019

Platform: Xbox 360Verified Purchase

This could be a good game but it doesn't save your progress so unless you want to play it all in one sitting it's not for you or me for that matter.
I was in high hopes that I could play the older Tomb Raider on my xbox 360 since I finished the newer ones on my PS4.
I was very disappointed when I played for a while and found I had to start all over again the next day because it didn't save my progress.
Not the sellers fault.

Giga Bytes7

Awesome game

Reviewed in Canada on April 18, 2014

Platform: Xbox 360Verified Purchase

I rented this from the video store in the search for a game that was like Uncharted (for I have an Xbox 360 but not a PS3, I only played Uncharted when my friend brought it and his PS3 over). And it was so good I just had to order the other two in the trilogy, Anniversary and Underworld.

Julie

Brilliant Game

Reviewed in Canada on December 9, 2019

Platform: Xbox 360Verified Purchase

Very happy with my purchase. Game was in good working order. Happy on the speed the parcel came.in all a very good service

Annie

Tel qu'annoncé!

Reviewed in Canada on March 3, 2021

Platform: Xbox 360Verified Purchase

Arrivé en bon état. Très bon jeu!

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