I gotta figure out how to use it. I haven't played a 3D game on my tv ever. I really wanna try it out.
Rise of the Tomb Raider [Official Thread] PS4 finally experiencing greatness
- Thread starter Kamikaze Revy
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Finished this game yesterday. I would give it a 8/10
Story is serviceable.
Gameplay is topnotch.
Optional tombs were a nice touch
The aiming with the gun was wonky but part of me wonders if that was done on purpose to force you to use the bow more.
Story is serviceable.
Gameplay is topnotch.
Optional tombs were a nice touch
The aiming with the gun was wonky but part of me wonders if that was done on purpose to force you to use the bow more.
fukking wolves in the caves got me acting like a bytch lmao
be back in a bit
All Star
aiming is wonky cus of input lag and frame rate drops. 360 version doesn't have this problem surprisingly and the PC and hopefully ps4 won't either.
DirtyMoney
Banned
Crystal Dynamics needs to redo Resident Evil 2
HDKG_
All Star
Gon go buy this friday 
I don't see a 3D option in the game. Is it available on the Xbox 1 version?
I've had this in the plastic since release date 
I'll get to it one day
I'll get to it one day
Did you pay for those 4 games?
Beat the game a day ago. One of better gaming experiences I've had in awhile (probably since Last of US).
I'm gonna go ahead and get full completion next.
I'm gonna go ahead and get full completion next.
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
luvaznpoon
All Star
I realize now that I should have bought this before getting Fallout. Not even saying that F04 is bad to me, but I'm WAY more engaged with this game just a few hours in than any of the time I've been grinding in FO. It's a shame people are punishing this title because of some stupid console war nonsense. Oh, well. Gonna pick this up with the season pass and feel great about it 
Brian Horton again left to defend Rise Of The Tomb Raider Sales/Microsoft Exclusivity
Brian Horton, The Game Director for Rise Of The Tomb Raider has again lept to the defence of the games sales via The Tomb Raider Forums. Some fans are not happy with the sales figures and Microsoft receiving exclusivity for the latest Lara Croft outing, with a late 2016 release date scheduled for the PlayStation 4 and PC. When faced with the following remark from User Peep Show
Keep telling your lies, maybe you’ll start believing them soon! Sales =/= Reviews, Awards. You brought it up for no reason, but of course I wouldn’t expect you to say that the game flopped, you’re not stupid. 300K is not being on top, no one cares about reboot Lara.
Brian Horton responded in kind,
The dev team is not responsible for sales and therefore we look to reviews and releasing on time to gauge our performance. We acomplished these goals. The press considers Rise of the Tomb Raider a high quality game based on the scores. I don’t see any of this as a lie.
According to estimates from VGChartz, Rise Of The Tomb Raider sold over 301,028 units during its first week on sale at retail stores worldwide. When platform sales are broken down, Rise of the Tomb Raider did much better on Xbox One with that particular version of the game selling over 229,742 units, considerably larger then the 71,286 units sold for the Xbox 360.
Percentage wise, the Xbox One version of Rise Of The Tomb Raider accounted for 76% of sales with the Xbox 360 version only managed 24%. The estimates are further concrete evidence that gamers are leaving the old gen consoles behind.
Horton was then faced with this post from User BigR4444,
I can see where youre coming from; and to be honest, I kinda respect you for being the only person around here who challenged him a little bit. But theres a right way to do it, and a wrong way to do it… and you had one foot in the wrong.Keep in mind, Brian didnt ink this deal. His concern is just making the game. When he says hes happy about the game, thats not a lie. Hes happy about the game he made, regardless of its exposure. And based on what little ive seen, and the reviews; it looks fantastic… shame I cant play it yet. While its great that the game seems to be solid… its kind of strange to me to be jumping in the forum, into a thread about the sales numbers, and saying everythings all gravy…Everything is NOT all gravy.
He continued with,
This game came up 800k short of the reboots sales numbers… Its not about the numbers! Thats possibly 800k people who wanted to buy/play this game week one, and couldnt… because they dont own a MS console… Myself included… Thats NOT a good thing… thats a bad thing…That should be the primary concern… that there are hundreds of thousands of people left out of the party…While I understand that there are still certain agreements that must be stuck to; one can always use clever language to communicate with people. And at this point, im sure there are a lot of people out there like me, that still feel completely in the dark, and not communicated with.And popping in to pat yourself on the back about award noms and about looking forward to the 20th anniversary, next year; kinda feels patronizing…
To which Brian replied,
I didn’t mean to go off topic or patronize, but there was suggestion in the thread that the reported sales numbers reflect poorly on the dev team. Square/Microsoft are happy with Crystal and Eidos Montreal and the game itself. As to the topic of sales, I’m unqualified to discuss it so I won’t have anything else to say on this thread. Much love TRF and happy holidays.
Although sales for the game have not been maybe what the publisher or developers had hoped for, Rise Of The Tomb Raider has continued to receive largely positive reviews across the board. Horton had been on the Forums to celebrate Rise Of The Tomb Raiders awards and nominations.
I’m sure he wishes he hadn’t bothered now.
Brian Horton again left to defend Rise Of The Tomb Raider Sales/Microsoft Exclusivity - PressA2Join
playing it now, these damn booby traps keep you on your toes