Edited sentence: A quick Google search will find you such a patch, if you so desire.A rather unsavoury development in Lara Croft's history is the so-called "Nude Raider" patch.However, many people downloaded the patch and uploaded it to different websites.However, the complete accuracy of such reports may be called into question, as it is likely that the rumours are exaggerated to an extent.In April 2004, an insider from Eidos  reported to a Tomb Raider electronic mailing list that Eidos Interactive had begun suing gamers using the "Nude Raider" patches and sent cease and desist letters to servers hosting the "Nude Raider" patch, enforcing their intellectual property of Tomb Raider.It is alleged that someone within Eidos  created the patch then released it on the Eidos website back in 1996, where it remained for a few hours until Eidos discovered it and removed the patch.It is also reported that Eidos intend to pursue action against unauthorized "home-made" patches for the game, and indeed any other games that the publisher has ownership rights to.This program, when added to an existing Tomb Raider game, causes Lara to appear naked, which is unsurprisingly popular among a certain proportion of gamers