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This from a stealthy reporter on the set of Tomb Raider at Pinewood, London... As you know the production of Tomb Raider is taking place at Pinewood Studios where the people involved in the flick are heavy at work building sets and shooting scenes. I got to see the whole set and first I was shown the interior of the Croft mansion which the workers were already tearing down again because shooting had wrapped there.

Last Updated: Oct 9, 2000

It's competition time here at www.tombraiderchronicles.com - Up for grabs is a copy of Tomb Raider Chronicles on the platform of your choice, with Lara Croft Mouse Mats for two runner ups. Your mission, should you choose to except, is to design a new logo for www.tombraiderforums.com. Image size should be no larger than 280x80, all entries should be in by Nov16th. Good luck!

Last Updated: Oct 8, 2000

According to Playstation Magazine Online, this Novembers issues packed to the spine with great reviews, including the first in-depth look at Tomb Raider for Playstation II, Sony's new game console shipping around the world now. PS Magazine says we've got the first solid info on Tomb Raider for PS2, and you'll be shocked at how different it is! We've got early screens, exclusive art, a look at Lara's model in the game, and a detailed interview with Mr. Tomb Raider himself, Adrian Smith. Plus, you'll see all the latest on Tomb Raider Chronicles, Lara's final PSone title, and new tidbits on the Tomb Raider movie.

Last Updated: Oct 6, 2000

Scenes from the �55 million big screen version of Tomb Raider are expected to appear on the Internet before its official release after thieves stole a copy of half of the film. Burglars escaped with a rucksack containing sensitive video tapes and a wallet during a burglary at the home of director Simon West. A team of lawyers and private detectives have been hired to try to stop the material being posted on the Internet or sold in bootleg form. Bosses at Paramount Studios are furious that someone maybe able to cash in on the theft because of the difficulty of finding and charging those who break copyright laws on the Internet.

Last Updated: Oct 5, 2000

I dunno. One minute you're sat there being force fed double Vodkas by a delectable young lady dressed as a cowgirl, the next you're staggering around incoherently trying to remember what your name is. The Eidos press party, a civilised, friendly, multicultural affair during the day, descended into an orgy of hedonism and reckless abandon as the evening wore on, and frankly I feel violated. Fortunately there were some spiffing new games there that made up for the shameless antics of a few inebriated journos. Well me anyway.

Last Updated: Oct 4, 2000