Crystal Dynamics has announced the latest title in the Tomb Raider series, Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light. The game is scheduled for a 2010 release and will be downloadable, rather than a full blown retail disc.

It appears that Lara is being demoted and losing her Tomb Raider status as it is nowhere to be found in her next adventure.

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Announced by TheSixthAxis today, Eidos confirmed that a trophy patch for the lovely Lara Croft is on its way. No details were given as to when this patch would be made available or what kind of trophies would be coming but Keir Edmonds, the Community manager for the game, did have this to say…

Don’t worry – she’s not getting married.

Our friends at ThreeSpeech have a great competition going right now. When you enter, you’ll be added to the list of people who could walk away with one of two copies of Tomb Raider: Underworld.

Not content with just getting the game for free? You’ll be pleased to hear that both copies have been signed by model Keeley Hawes, the voice of Lara Croft.

We take a look at the state of PS3 in Japan. With some big games coming out and a run in the hardware charts has Sony finally turned the corner in terms of the flagging success of the console in the region?

It seems that Tomb Raider: Underworld’s poor sales (1.5 million copies; and counting), may have led Eidos to make some decisions about the future of the Tomb Raider franchise.

Is Lara’s starlight fading? Read the full article to find out.

So after rolling out of the unmade bed that is Christmas and landing with a thud on the thin end of 2009, we have to do two things. Firstly, we have to take stock. Looking back at 2008, it is clear that us PS3 Attitudees had a great year. With the likes of LBP and MGS4, we can’t surely expect 2009 to be as good.

Can we?

Which brings me nicely onto the second thing we have to do at this time of year; look forward to what the next 12 months will bring us. Brodiesan has already started outlining many of the components making up the raft of games careening toward us with careless abandon in the coming months, but I thought I would take advantage of my shiny new crystal ball.

What’s set to burn our corneas with awesomeness and what is set to underwhelm us to tears? In part one, we take a look at the ‘Good’.

We’re back with the results of the DLC survey! Who got the nod? Was it GTA IV? Lara? Or Fallout 3? You voted. Now check the results.

We look into the phenomenon of DLC. How long will certain DLC remain exclusive on other platforms? And will you still care when it comes time for the PS3’s turn?

Eidos wants to pull a fast one on all of us, they want us to believe that Tomb Raider: Underworld is a good game worthy of our purchase, until Monday that is. Then that little thing called truth can take over.

She may have her detractors around these parts but it has to be said that the new Tomb Raider Underworld trailer really delivers in the ass-kicking department.
An assortment of quick cuts featuring dives, acrobatics and …

A new Tomb Raider: Underworld video has been released, and as the resident Tomb Raider critic-in-chief here in Attitude Towers, I felt compelled to give you my thoughts about it.

Since lists appear to be all the rage recently, I would like to put in my two cents about Tomb Raider Underworld.