New Tomb Raider App and Web Documentary with Zachary Levi
Posted by Ben Bateman on 10/07/2012
Square Enix has partnered up games journalist Geoff Keighley to bring you The Final Hours of Tomb Raider, an app that takes you behind the scenes at Crystal Dynamics. "The Final Hours" is a highly regarded series that documents the hustle and bustle of games development. You've heard all the stories of what goes into making a game but now for the first time you can be a fly-on-the-wall and see what's really involved when making the decisions that will define the reimagining of Tomb Raider.
The Final Hours app will be available from March 2013 for iPad and PC.
In addition to the app we'll also be documenting the development in a brand new web series. This intimate look at the inner-workings of the studio will be hosted by Zachary Levi, star of Chuck and life-long gamer. You can watch the first episode today!
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Meh, I'm a PS user. I've been sticking with Sony's line of console's since the PS era and have most of them, excluding the Vita. I'll also be purchasing the 4 since I was pretty much blown away during the presentation (even though we didn't actually get to see it). Plus, some of my favorite titles are on Sony consoles including the new FF that will be revealed at E3. I'm definitely interested in what Microsoft have planned though, and I will watch their presentation. But, some of the things I've heard like the the new Illumniroom (or at least I think that's what they call it) extention for the Kinect is a bit too much for an old-class gamer like me who needs his controller and a normal screen to look at. Heck, even the Kinect is way too complicated and difficult to get used to. How could anyone expect to play games without some sort of controller? Also, there's rumors going around saying the new console needs 24/7 internet connection. Even my PC doesn't have that much internet! This would be something that would make me turn away from Microsoft, even if I had previous consoles. If I were to buy something other than Sony, it would be a Nintendo 3DS.Posted by neo_bahamut on 16/05/2013 21:28
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