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Sep 15, 2009

Gard: "I've probably had enough" of Lara, Crystal D split was "amicable"

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PC - Tomb Raider - Gard: "I've probably had enough" of Lara, Crystal D split was "amicable"

VG247: Lara Croft co-creator Toby Gard has "probably had enough" of working on the Tomb Raider franchise, the developer told VG247 today, but his just-confirmed departure from Crystal Dynamics was an "amicable" one.

"I can't really discuss the situation around my leaving," Gard said in a phone interview. "It was amicable, but I can't really discuss it. I might have to go into what was going on inside Crystal Dynamics, and I don't really want to talk about any of their stuff. I'm under NDA, anyway."

Gard admitted Lara's allure had faded: this is the second time he's parted company with the IP, having famously quit the original Core Tomb Raider team in 1997.
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Sep 11, 2009

Three New Budget Collections Now Available from Mastertronic

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PC - Tomb Raider - Three New Budget Collections Now Available from Mastertronic

Mastertronic has announced the release of three new compilation sets- Tomb Raider: The Greatest Raids, the Thief – The Complete Collection previously revealed by your very own Electronic Theatre, and Commandos Complete, bringing together your favourite classics in one exciting package.
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Apr 29, 2009

Livingstone promoted to 'life president' of Eidos

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PC - Tomb Raider - Livingstone promoted to 'life president' of Eidos

Ian Livingstone has been promoted to 'life president' of Eidos, following Square Enix's acquisition of the company.
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Apr 23, 2009

Lifetime sales of Eidos Franchises Revealed

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PC - Tomb Raider - Lifetime sales of Eidos Franchises Revealed

Tomb Raider, Hitman, Deus Ex and Kane & Lynch lifetime sales data
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May 27, 2008

Armed police mistake Lara Croft for gunman

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Armed police raided a Manchester man's living room after they mistook his plastic Lara Croft mannequin for a gunman. Computer shop owner David Williams, 42, had taken the dummy home to flog it on eBay (naughty, naughty!) but little did he know, his cheeky dealings would soon land him with a gun in his face. Mr. Williams, a father of two, had phoned the police after receiving nuisance phone calls from the local hoodies. ... » Read More

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