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NEXT GENERATION HEADING FOR MAC

Aspry Media President Michael Rogers has hinted the company plans to port the Next Generation of Tomb Raider titles, which are currently under development by British studio Core Design, to the Macintosh platform during an interview heralding the release of Westlake Interactives Tomb Raider Chronicles for MAC.

Last Updated: Jun 26, 2001

TOMB RAIDER DISCHARGED FORM SUMMIT

Lara Croft: Tomb Raider has been discharged from the Paramount summit by The Fast and the Furious which assumed the role of America's number one movie this weekend generating $41.6 million in box office receipts. Lara Croft: Tomb Raider chronicles the adventures of a British archaeologist [Jolie] sent on a quest for an ancient time-traveling device called the Clock of Ages. Helmed by acclaimed Director Simon West, Paramount Pictures Tomb Raider movie, which cost an estimated $100m to make, has already generated $84 in the 10 days since it's release despite a barrage of bad reviews.

Last Updated: Jun 24, 2001

ASPYR MEDIA ANNOUNCE MAC RELEASE

Aspyr Media have officially announced the release of Tomb Raider Chronicles for the Macintosh platform which will ship with Core Designs level editor, Mac Central reports today:

Last Updated: Jun 19, 2001

WEST AND JOLIE TALK MOVIE SEQUEL

Paramount Pictures Lara Croft: Tomb Raider motion picture released across the United States last Friday raking in $48.2 million on it's opening weekend, and movie Director Simon West has reportedly already spoken to Oscar winning Lara Croft star Angelina Jolie on a series of Tomb Raider sequels:

Last Updated: Jun 19, 2001

TOMB RAIDER CLAIMS BOX OFFICE RECORD

Oscar winner Angelina Jolie discharged Walt Disney Pictures Atlantis: The Lost Empire and Steven Spielberg's Shriek by propelling Lara Croft: Tomb Raider to number-one best selling movie of weekend June 15-17. Paramount Pictures $100m motion picture hauled in $48.2m in box office revenue, a record for a female star-driven vehicle according to Rob Friedman, vice-chairman of Viacom Inc. Although early reviews of the movie proved negative, that didn't deter cinema-goers across the United States, whose makeup consisted of a 55 per-cent male majority, according to polling data collected by Paramount.

Last Updated: Jun 16, 2001

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