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Lara Croft is the daughter to a rich aristocratic English family. She is also nothing like her family, as she writes about her expeditions for rare artifacts. Natla Industries ("Creator of all things bright and beautiful," claims Natla's lackey, Larson) has hired Lara to find a rare artifact called the Scion. But what is Natla's interest with the Scion? Is Lara being used? Most importantly, what's a nice girl like Lara Croft doing in an adventure game like this? Written by
Pat McCurry <ccgrad97@aol.com>
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Sometimes a killer body just isn't enough.
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It is not clear what products or services Natla Technologies offers, but they are involved in mining (during the Natla's Mines level), computer manufacturing (the laptop Larson Conway presents in the game intro is engraved with the Natla Technologies logo) and, possibly, genetic engineering.
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Larson:
'I've still got a pain in my Brain from you-and it's tellling me funny ideas now, like to shoot you to hell!'
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2nd to Mario, I put Lara Croft in the video game hall of fame at No 2. She has it all. Looks. Intelligence. Charisma. Wealth. Knowledge. Tomb Raider started it all in the 3D revolution. Although there were 3D games around, Tomb Raider was the first that was NOT some First Person Shooter. The 3rd person view was very unique for it's time and required the player to think and solve puzzles instead of just "shoot first" logic. This gives this gave more value.
I suggest finding this in a local electronics store such as EB/Software ETC/Gamestop/Babbages/Funcoland. Most likely you will find it decently priced at $9.99 in the old sections.