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T
omb Raider was one of the most most successful games of 1996. It featured a third person
3D environment, and surprisingly, a female character as a hero. When released the game was
an instant success, toping the charts and receiving several awards from the most
prestigious magazines in the gaming industry. Story line 
Lara Croft, a young british aristocrat and adventurer, is hired by
a sucessful business woman, Jacqueline Natla, to recover a mysterious
artifact, the Atlantean Scion, from the tomb of Qualopec in Peru.After discovering the fragment, Lara is confronted with Natla's hired goons. Using her incredible aglity and strength to escape she puts herself into a mysterious story that reaches 
back to the time of the destruction of the Atlantean civilization.She will go through Vilacamba, a lost civilization in Peru; discovering a prehistoric valley; lost cities of Ancient Greece and Rome; the pyramids of the old Egypt; and finding the pyramid of Atlantis where the mystery unfolds... Enemies 
Lara will face numerous enemies including wolves, bats, bears, raptors,
lions, alligators, monkeys, pumas, crocodiles and mystical monsters.
Main features 
An intelligent 3rd person camera viewing system.3D real-time environments. 15 levels Great variety of movements including somersaults, backflips, jumps, diving and wall climbing Rendered cinematic sequences between levels to complete the storyline. Availability Sony PlayStation (with memory card so that games may be saved) Sega Saturn (with memory card so that games may be saved) PC CD-ROM - minimum requirements: Pentium 60 (Pentium 90 Recommended), 8MB RAM, 20Mb free hard drive space, SVGA VESA local bus graphics card, Dual Speed CD-ROM drive; most major sound cards supported; most major Game Pads and Joysticks supported |
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