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Eidos plc has announced the official line-up for titles debuting at this years E3 Expo. Parading on the digital podium is: Backyard Wrestling 2: There Goes The Neighbourhood (PS2, Xbox), Crash 'n' Burn (PS2, Xbox, PC), Hitman: Contracts (PS2, Xbox, PC), Get On Da Mic (PS2), Imperial Glory (PC) and Singles: Flirt Up Your Life (PC)

Last Updated: May 9, 2004

Tomb Raider Chronicles, purveyor of unparalleled news and media on Eidos' Tomb Raider franchise, has released figures to date on downloadable components from www.tombraiderchronicles.com - the web's largest and best known Lara Croft resource. 547,376 movies: 302,371 demos: 81,060 audio tracks: 787,012 desktop wallpapers: 13,633 TRLE-related updates: 114,455 AOD updates and patches: 616,348 Tomb Raider series updates and patches; bringing the total component download to 2,462,255. Figures correct as of April 30 2004.

Last Updated: Apr 29, 2004

Eidos plc has confirmed Lara Croft will not be making an appearance at this years E3 expo. Although an early build of Tomb Raider 7 had already been mobilised by new developer Crystal Dynamics, Steve Starvis - Eidos' head of communications - dismissed an E3 debut, stating that the game will be showcased when the product is ready. Both Eidos and Core Design incurred a critical mauling the last time Lara Croft made an outing to the trade show and it would appear this time round Eidos are bent on refining one of their most potent franchises before revealing all.

Last Updated: Apr 22, 2004

Tomb Raider Chronicles, proud bastion and diligent purveyor of unparalleled coverage on the best selling Lara Croft Tomb Raider franchise, surpasses yet another milestone by publishing article #1600 this Tuesdau 20th Apr 2004. Infrogrammes was the architect in our first article published June 2000. Four years later, we've bagged two motion pictures; six episodes of the best selling Tomb Raider adventure game and a whole heap of trouble bringing you, dear reader, the word on Lara Croft.

Last Updated: Apr 19, 2004

Eidos CEO Mike McGarvey has briefly commented on the new Tomb Raider video game currently being developed by Crystal Dynamics during a recorded conference call as part of the company's bi-annual trading update. We saw a new version of Tomb Raider for the first time last week at our development meeting and we were extremely impressed with the progress that's been made so far, said McGarvey.

Last Updated: Apr 5, 2004