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Tomb Raider: Legend

Brand: Square Enix

Platform : Nintendo DS |

Rated: Teen

20 ratings

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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 more

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Product description

Platform:Nintendo DS

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.

Product information

Platform:Nintendo DS

ASIN

B000GV8U32

Release date

November 16, 2006

Customer Reviews

20 ratings

4.2 out of 5 stars

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#66,443 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#23,677 in Legacy Systems

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Product Dimensions

5 x 5.5 x 0.75 inches; 3.37 Ounces

Binding

Video Game

Rated

Teen

Item model number

40022

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Yes

Item Weight

3.37 ounces

Manufacturer

Eidos Interactive

Date First Available

July 16, 2006

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Daphne

tombraider

Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2018

Platform: Nintendo DSVerified Purchase

Cool game

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Tammy M.

game

Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2015

Platform: Nintendo DSVerified Purchase

Fun game

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Victor Crain

Tomb Raider: Legend

Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2010

Platform: Nintendo DSVerified Purchase

I bought this for my grandson, who has already spent hours playing it and looks to be totally entranced with it.

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oliver

One Star

Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2015

Platform: Nintendo DSVerified Purchase

Received incorrect game. Don't know how to fix

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T. Paukune

Absolutely terrible!

Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2009

Platform: Nintendo DS

I cannot emphasize this enough; TR Underworld for the DS was fantastic, this game (Legend) is awful!!!!

It's pretty much in full 3d. Which is a very bad thing! If you are jsut a little to the left or right, you will miss any jump.

The save system is terrible, the stages are long and mercilessly unforgiving and buggy.

The graphics aren't too bad. And there are more outfits than I thought there would be.

The story is chopped up pretty bad, but at least they have the cutscenes from the main PS2 version.

The part with you Lara is totally cut out, you just get to see a very short cutscene about it.

I can't get past Japan. The level design is so glitchy.

It's overall an extremely frustrating experience. I don't even know if I will play it again.

3 people found this helpful

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Lara swings her way onto the DS

Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2006

Platform: Nintendo DS

While the console versions of Tomb Raider: Legend were a triumphant return to form for the long running, stagnant franchise, adventurer Lara Croft swings her way onto the Nintendo DS with great results. Tomb Raider: Legend for the DS finds the buxom heroine raiding tombs and dodging baddies as she tries to uncover secrets of her past. The first thing you'll notice is that the game features some of the absolute best 3-D graphics to be found on the DS. This game looks as good, if not better, than the later Tomb Raider games that appeared on the PS1. While the DS gets pushed to it's limits graphically, the game's camera however seems to want to work against you at many jumping and leaping points throughout the areas. Not to mention that there are some occasional graphical glitches, but despite all that, Tomb Raider: Legend still looks and plays great. The controls are very easy and quick to get a hold of, and the game just has a degree of polish to it that is quite surprising. The gameplay is challenging and satisfying, and the in-game cut scenes are very well done as well. While it's not perfect, Tomb Raider: Legend for the DS should be a blueprint for third party developers and publishers to make console to portable games that actually do their console counterparts justice. For DS owners craving some Tomb Raider action, you should definitely pick this up.

9 people found this helpful

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Regina

frustrating

Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2008

Platform: Nintendo DS

I got this game because I used to play tomb raider for the PC. Tomb Raider for DS is totally different. For one thing when you need to shoot someone your guns don't automatically lock on the target. You have to use your touch screen to guide where you shoot. Its not that bad but I would prefer it to be automatic. Also, there is no look feature for this game. There is one part in the 1st level where you have to jump onto a ledge but the ledge isn't really in the screen so you don't know where your jumping to. I had to go through it 20 times just to get the jump right because I couldn't see what the hell I was jumping onto. I haven't played this game very much because I get more frustration than enjoyment out of it.

One person found this helpful

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Chris

DS Raider

Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2006

Platform: Nintendo DS

I broke my own rule. I bought a handheld port version of a next-gen console game. What was I expecting? Um...real 3D? Guys, this may be on par with PS1 graphics, but it's not what you're thinking.

Yep, it's a side-scroller. Even though the DS can (and has) pulled off complete three-dimensional adventure games (Resident Evil, Deep Labyrinth, Final Fantasy III anyone?), it resembles nothing close to the old 3rd-person acrobatics adventure that (despite looking as crappy or crappier than this) played so well on the original Playstation.

Glitches? We gots glitches. Lots of gun choices in this game, but the only REAL way to kill your human foes is to tap the bottom screen on the shooting figure. Otherwise, you just keep mashing A and waiting for the flying bullets to hit it. Um, they don't. Also, falling blocks (like the ones from Mario 64) will kill you on contact, no matter where you touch them from.

There are many levels, there appears to be a solid storyline, it includes unlockables and the cutscenes are kind of neat (in a nostalgic, PS1 FMV kind of way). Some parts are actually challenging and do force you to think. Otherwise, it's just as I've described.

I recommend buying the console versions if you own a next-gen machine. In this one, you don't even get what you pay for.

6 people found this helpful

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Lucy

games

Reviewed in Canada on May 15, 2013

Platform: Nintendo DSVerified Purchase

I always like tomb raider's games. That one was an used one because there was some level already done on it so I had to erase them all for me to play.

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