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PSP Review: Tomb Raider Legend 
Blogcritics | by Matt Paprocki | Tue, Aug 15
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Successfully reviving what was a dead franchise, Tomb Raider Legends is a near-classic. Of course, that depends on what console you're playing it on. The delayed PSP release is an example of the handhelds capabilities to replicate the high end parts of a game, but also showcases its inabil...
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Review Scores-gate: Eidos Tells Reviewers to Hold Off on Tomb Raider Reviews Unless they Were Positive
Go to Metacritic, which is destroying the video game industry, by the way, and check out the Tomb Raider: Underworld's metascore. Right now it's 78. That's not good enough, apparently. It's like this: Eidos, which publishes the game, instructed its PR firm to ask sites to hold off on publish...
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