Tomb Raider: Underworld - Where's Lara's Face?
Pack shots reet here
Posted 25 Jun 2008
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Eidos has revealed the pack shots for Tomb Raider: Underworld, the next instalment in Lara Croft's globetrotting adventures. SPOnG thought you might want to have a gander, so we've got them here for your perusal.
Eidos seems to have forgotten something, however. Lara's face? She has one, we've seen it. Apparently Eidos doesn't consider that to be something your average games buyer's too bothered about (Discuss... in the Forum... now).
The packs all bear a 16+ rating from PEGI, as did the Wii and PSP versions of Tomb Raider: Anniversary. Curiously, the other versions had a BBFC 12 rating. Could owners of the PS3, 360, PC and PS2 be in for some racier content than last time?
Anyway, here are the pack shots. You really only need to see one as they're all pretty much the same, but here's the whole lot in the name of completeness. For more information and screens from Underworld, check out SPOnG's dedicated game page.
Eidos seems to have forgotten something, however. Lara's face? She has one, we've seen it. Apparently Eidos doesn't consider that to be something your average games buyer's too bothered about (Discuss... in the Forum... now).
The packs all bear a 16+ rating from PEGI, as did the Wii and PSP versions of Tomb Raider: Anniversary. Curiously, the other versions had a BBFC 12 rating. Could owners of the PS3, 360, PC and PS2 be in for some racier content than last time?
Anyway, here are the pack shots. You really only need to see one as they're all pretty much the same, but here's the whole lot in the name of completeness. For more information and screens from Underworld, check out SPOnG's dedicated game page.
Comments
1/2
I can't wait for this game, glad its gonna have a higher rating. I like the cut off face - it adds a sense of social detachment and mystery to the character
2/2
Joey wrote:
I can't wait for this game, glad its gonna have a higher rating. I like the cut off face - it adds a sense of social detachment and mystery to the character
I'm also looking forward to this one. I quite liked Legend and Underworld looks to carry on from there, but with more "next gen"-ish features.
I just hope the cover art isn't a subtle hint that the brains are being de-emphasised in favour of the areas just above the logo. :-)
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