After all, you can't simply expect a game to sell because it features a large breasted heroine. Graphics Graphics have always been one of the strong points of any Tomb Raider game. From the game's tender beginnings in the early days of 3D, to its current rendition, the Tomb Raider graphic engines have always been at the forefront of technology. This latest in carnation definitely does not disappoint in this area. Lara Croft is rendered in all her polygonal beauty and there will be plenty of eye candy to satisfy all of her loyal fans.
Textures appear to be somewhat more detailed and the game as a whole has a 'smoother' feel to it.
While it is nothing revolutionary, it is a subtle change that is better than nothing at all. The effect is especially noticeable if you walk along side of a wall. You'll see Lara Croft disappear into the wall every second step and this is definitely quite disconcerting. Graphic clipping is also not just an aesthetic problem in the game. There were many instances where I found that gameplay was actually hampered because of it.