Amazon Maximum Age: 240 months
Amazon Minimum Age: 144 months
Binding: CD-ROM
Brand: Eidos
EAN: 0743175951899
ESRB Age Rating: Teen
Format: CD-ROM
Label: Eidos Interactive
Manufacturer: Eidos Interactive
Model: STOMBPUS71
Packaged Height: 190 hundredths-inches
Packaged Length: 960 hundredths-inches
Packaged Weight: 55 hundredths-pounds
Packaged Width: 790 hundredths-inches
Platform: Windows 95
Publisher: Eidos Interactive
Studio: Eidos Interactive
Feature:
- The game that introduced Lara Croft to the world
- Explore 15 3-D environments
- Investigate 4 lost civilizations
- Features beautiful graphics and fantastic sound
- A thrilling one-player game
Product Description:
Product Description
Play the game that introduced Lara Croft to the world. The original Tomb Raider begins just as Lara Croft, an aristocrat just out of finishing school and on her way to marry into even greater wealth, has been involved in a plane crash. After quickly gathering her wits and freeing herself from the wreckage, Lara begins to explore the Himalayan territory. She soon realises that life's simplest, most savage adventures fulfil her in a way that her prior life never did. She sets out to explore all that is unknown and undiscovered. With the help of her family's money, she continues her exploration even after the civilised world has located her.
Join Lara as she explores four ancient civilisations in 15 3-D environments. She will visit Vilcabamba, a lost Peruvian city that flourished for hundreds of years; Labyrinth, a Grecian city full of lions, alligators and crazed monkeys to battle; the Great Pyramids of Egypt; and the mysterious land of Atlantis.
Customer Reviews:
 THE BEST TOMB RAIDER GAME!!!, 2004-07-13
Tomb Raider 1 is my favorite game in the TR series. It had the most interesting/exciting plot, the best villians (Natla is pretty cool, and so are Larson and Pierre), and the best puzzles. Even though the graphics aren't as good as the ones nowadays, (they were excellent for 1996, though) the game is still my absolute favorite and takes the cake.
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