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Step inside our Tomb Raider haven to collect our fully dressed, highly detailed The Angel Of Darkness Complete Game Walkthrough to accompany our AOD Quick Game Guide. Our comprehensive text sports all possible scenarios, bug encounters and information to guide seasoned gamers and light-footed novices alike through Core Design's final Lara Croft-helmed adventure. Follow the hyperlink to collect the spoils.

Last Updated: Sep 30, 2003

EIDOS PLC RELEASE THIRD AOD UPDATE

Eidos Interactive, proud bastion of all things Tomb Raider, has obliged customers purchasing Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Angel Of Darkness with a third cumulative patch that remedies the following technical issues: Save game time are now in local time and not GMT. Fixed Lightning effects in final battle and hanger. Added build version to start screen. Changed conversation to use action key. Multisampling and post process are no mutually exclusive. (Only possible with DX9.0a or higher)

Last Updated: Sep 28, 2003

TOP COW ANNOUNCES TOMB RAIDER COMICS

Top Cow Inc. comic book publishers for Eidos' Lara Croft Tomb Raider adventure series, has announced two new adventures starring British aristocrat Lara Croft. The continuing saga of the now released Tomb Raider video game The Angel Of Darkness continues as Top Cow and Eidos bring Lara Croft's latest pixelated adventures straight to the comics page! Lara takes on her ultimate nemesis, Professor Werner Von Croy, under the watchful eye of writer extraordinary and hubba-hubba cover artist Adam Hughes. Drop your joystick and pick up this book! Written by Adam Hughes, penned by Jonathan Sibal and coloured by Jonathan D. Smith, Tomb Raider 33 is priced $2.99, sports 32 pages and available in all good comic book stores.

Last Updated: Sep 16, 2003

CORE DESIGN HITS BACK AGAINST EIDOS PLC

According to our connections at Core Design, Angel of Darkness should not be on the shelves yet. The release date they were shooting for was Christmas 2003, probably a November release date as most of the rest of the TR games have had. Then, in Summer of 2002, Eidos told the Angel of Darkness team to have the program ready for release in Christmas of 2002, full twelve months before their original projected date of completion. Naturally, this was all but impossible, so Eidos backed the date up to February of this year. In the meantime, two of their staff quit due to a disagreement and the remaining AI programmer was, according to my informer, not exactly the best programmer we've ever used.

Last Updated: Sep 5, 2003

LARA CROFT BRINGS EIDOS BACK TO PROFIT

Eidos, the company behind the Tomb Raider computer games series, hopes to sustain its profitable run despite the absence of cyberbabe Lara Croft from its repertoire next year. The company said yesterday it had charged back into the black this year, brushing off concerns that delays in shipping copies of the latest Tomb Raider instalment would hurt profits.

Last Updated: Sep 4, 2003

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