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The studio’s executive producer, Scot Amos, fielded a number of questions pertaining to the game’s visuals, framerate and content on the PS4 and Xbox One, and also touched upon differences between the Definitive Edition and the PC version of Tomb Raider.ĭevelopment of Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition began in January 2012, after work on the PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of the game had been concluded. Presumably it would have acted like the PC version's Save hotkey as it is, simply bringing up the Control Center or Notification Center will also save the game.Crystal Dynamics have shared further details on Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition, slated for release on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, in a Q&A with fans on their forums. In the final set of images, the save button (floppy disk) is not used. The PS1 images aren't used on iOS for obvious reasons.

There are graphical glitches with the seams in the area geometry, and the updated textures are not implemented.

The two side-step buttons are mistakenly labeled 'Turn'.

The 'draw guns' and 'roll' buttons are missing for some reason.

The touchscreen images went through quite a bit of revision before the game was released. The iOS version still uses the old explosions, but this high-res version can be found in a few texture files. There's no way to view them except in iCloud settings. The game doesn't sync saves and settings over iCloud, but it does create its own folder in iCloud and does, in fact, back up saves and settings to there. As far as the port job went, it was rather sloppy- HD textures only exist up to the Egypt levels. Additional names are alternates between 'Tomb Raider I', 'Tomb Raider Classic', and 'Tomb Raider Mobile'.

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Free does NOT mean $.99 (well, maybe it does to Square, but still.). It was later replaced with a Grenade item, but the final game has no explosives.įor one, the game's internal name is TombRaiderFree.

It's unknown how it would have been used, other than being collectable in-game and selectable in the inventory. The texture files for GYM_7 (Lara's Home) and LEVEL2_4 (City of Vilcabamba) contain a very old leftover: a 2D sprite of the Dynamite item seen in very early gameplay videos of the original 1996 game. Furthermore, an entire area was cut from the game between Egypt and Atlantis- LEVEL9 is completely missing.

This is also the reason why Lara 'backtracks' in several levels (visiting the Lost Valley from the Tomb of Qualopec, and revisiting the City of Khamoon), and the reason why Lara's Passport does not show a stamp for every level. Several levels were split into smaller portions, probably due to technical constraints. There are anomalies with the internal level names that suggests things were moved around during development.

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'Gym' is still used in the game manual (not included with the iOS version), and also in the original Sega Saturn version, which was basically an unfinished beta. The training level in Lara's mansion is internally known as the Gym, which was the area's original name as seen in pre-release screenshots.