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Rise of the Tomb Raider - Watch Lara's bum in NextGen fidelity

Pound Meat

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None of the Crystal Dynamics games are very good. Legend has a reputation for being good but it's really not. It's clunky as hell, lacks the charm of the old games, and is loaded down with long overly dramatic cutscenes. Anniversary is a little better but it's the tranny version of the original game with more fucking story and retarded cutscenes. Underworld is just barely operable jank.
 
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Imagine basing your game on a shitty feminist movie. Gross.

In its defense, the original PS1 games were infamous for the many ways you could kill Lara, but the 32-bit graphics and lack of blood made her demises more amusing than shocking. I'm surprised they're still doing that in Current Year (or even 2013) and aren't getting blowback for violence against women.

I’m pretty sure some pussies bitched about it.
 

Arthandas

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Are there even any good non-popamolized modern 3D exploration platformers like the classic Tomb Raiders (and no, Dark Souls is not a platformer)?
 

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