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JEREMY HEATH-SMITH TALKS POST LARA

As founder of Core Design Limited, Jeremy Heath-Smith gave birth to the worldwide phenomena that became Tomb Raider and Lara Croft. Seven months or so after stepping down from his twin positions, as development director of Eidos plc and managing director of Core Design Limited, Heath-Smith seemed at ease (at least in this interview) in talking to Game Daily about what went wrong with Tomb Raider: Angel of Darkness and providing some details on his new start-up, Circle Studio. Follow the below link to read the full interview at Game Daily.

Last Updated: Feb 23, 2004

VOGUE MAGAZINE'S ANGELINA JOLIE SHOOT

Vogue Magazine has published these exclusive prints of Hollywood superstar Angelina Jolie to accompany an interview in the upcoming March 2004 issue of the popular glossy magazine. Click the below prints for enlarged versions and be sure to collect a copy of Vogue Magazine from all good newstands this March 2004.

Last Updated: Feb 22, 2004

UPCOMING TOMB RAIDER COMICS TOUTED

Image Comics has announced upcoming paperback adventures starring Lara Croft penned to debut May 2004. Tomb Raider Issue 42, written by James Bonny, pencilled by Wilson Tortosa, coloured by Tyson Wengler, and cover by Adam Hughes, features 32 pages of action and sees our intrepid heroine scout through sand-stricken Australia bent on solving another murderous spree.

Last Updated: Feb 22, 2004

EIDOS FIRES OFF HITMAN CONTRACTS SHOTS

Promising to take you deeper into the mind of Agent 47, Eidos plc has dispatched another batch of HQ screen shots from the latest instalment of the best selling videogame franchise. Hitman: Contracts stars ruthless killer Agent 47, charged again with toppling another sinister populous in the third best-selling third-person shooter from IO Interactive. Game will release on PC, Sony Playstation 2 and Microsoft XBOX. Click the below images for their larger partners.

Last Updated: Feb 21, 2004

FROM WEAPONS OF WAR TO WORKS OF ART

Forget swords to ploughshares. A group of ambitious young Cambodians are turning guns and rocket launchers into works of art. Working almost exclusively in the unusual medium of the AK-47 rifle, 21 art students, who three months ago had only ever sculpted in clay, have already turned out an array of metallic birds and beasts worthy of any modern art gallery.

Last Updated: Feb 21, 2004

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