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THE ANGEL OF DARKNESS
DEBUTS JUNE 20
Copyright 2003 www.tombraiderchronicles.com
[ May 14th 2003 ]
Eidos
Interactive has announced a release date for Core
Design's sixth Tomb Raider adventure The Angel
Of Darkness starring British aristocrat Lara Croft
and newcomer Kurtis Trent. The London-based publisher
has confirmed Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Angel
Of Darkness will make its commercial debut June
20 on both PS2 and PC, ahead of Paramount Pictures'
Tomb Raider sequel The Cradle Of Life starring
Oscar winner Angelina Jolie and Red Dwarf star
Chris Barrie.
Eidos
will also showcase at E3 2003 its strong portfolio
of games scheduled for release during the remainder
of calendar year. Eidos chief executive officer
Mike McGarvey said: "Tomb Raider: The Angel of
Darkness will complete our games line-up for this
financial year and give us a firm base from which
we can continue to deliver improved performances
going forward."
Lara
Croft Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness asks
more questions of Lara's abilities and motivations
as she finds herself in nightmarish situations
she has not faced before. As both hunter and hunted
she must rely on her ingenuity, athleticism and
a new harder edge that has arisen from her inner
demons. For Lara it's no longer a clear-cut case
of good versus evil, this is a more complex tale
in which she will have moral choices to make for
the first time.
During
her epic adventure Lara encounters a kindred spirit
in Kurtis Trent, a hardened adventurer, who is
also in pursuit of Eckhardt. In her struggle to
unravel the trail left by Von Croy, Lara becomes
involved in underworld deals, grotesque murders,
the dark side of an advanced form of alchemy and
a history of blood, betrayal and vengeance spanning
across hundreds of years.
Click
HERE for 322 screen shots, 28 movies and more
than 200 high resolution images and concept artwork
inc a complete archive of our AOD coverage from
Feb 2000, exclusive character profiles and exlusive
interviews with Core Design and Jonell Elliot,
the voice of Lara Croft.
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