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Tomb Raider (Sega Saturn, 1996)

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Condition: Very good: An item that is used but still in very good condition. No damage to the jewellery case or ... Very good: An item that is used but still in very good condition. No damage to the jewellery case or item cover, no scuffs, scratches, cracks, or holes. The cover art and liner notes are included. The VHS or DVD box is included. The video game instructions and box are included. The teeth of disk holder are undamaged. Minimal wear on the exterior of item. No skipping on CD/DVD. No fuzzy/snowy frames on VHS tape. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

UPC: 0743175952933

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Players take on the role of Lara Croft, an explorer who is always up for any adventure that involves finding rare artifacts. This time Lara has been hired to locate and retrieve the three pieces of the Scion. From a third-person perspective players will explore 15 levels spread out over four areas of the world: Peru, Greece, Egypt, and Atlantis. Each level features secrets, puzzles, and enemies to combat.<br><br>Lara begins the game with two pistols but throughout the adventure many new weapons can be found, such as a shotgun and an uzi. Weapons have limited ammunition so players must always be on the lookout for more. At the end of every level Tomb Raider displays how long it took to complete and the number of secrets found.

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Eidos Interactive

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0743175952933

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3890

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T-Teen

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Action & Adventure

Video Game Series

Tomb Raider Series

Platform

Sega Saturn

Game Name

Tomb Raider

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Release Year

1996

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USA

Control Elements

Gamepad/Joystick

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Animated Blood, Animated Violence

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by ponut64
28 Feb, 2018
Tomb Raider for the Saturn is good for one reason... the Saturn's D-Pad
Some people say they can't fathom playing this on the Saturn's D-Pad, myself, I say I cannot fathom playing this on a PlayStation D-Pad. The Saturn's D-Pad is hard to explain, it's not a common type of D-Pad but it works in a way that acts like an 8-way D-Pad. It makes this game quite playable. The PSX "D-pad" is just four really tough buttons arranged in cardinal directions, by my terms. That said, this version of the game seems... unfinished. The performance is strange. It never becomes unplayable due to bad frame-rates, that said, the frame-rate is not great. This is not a game that requires much in the way of responsiveness however: Lara Croft is as clunky to control in this game as she is in any version of the original Tomb Raider. For example if you hit the "Jump" button while Lara ... Some people say they can't fathom playing this on the Saturn's D-Pad, myself, I say I cannot fathom playing this on a PlayStation D-Pad. The Saturn's D-Pad is hard to explain, it's not a common type of D-Pad but it works in a way that acts like an 8-way D-Pad. It makes this game quite playable. The PSX "D-pad" is just four really tough buttons arranged in cardinal directions, by my terms. That said, this version of the game seems... unfinished. The performance is strange. It never becomes unplayable due to bad frame-rates, that said, the frame-rate is not great. This is not a game that requires much in the way of responsiveness however: Lara Croft is as clunky to control in this game as she is in any version of the original Tomb Raider. For example if you hit the "Jump" button while Lara is running, Lara will wait until the next step hits the ground to jump. So that means you often have 10-20 frames delay before Lara actually jumps, and if you hit the button too late in the run cycle, Lara does not jump (and will likely run off a cliff to her death). This is the case in any version of Tomb Raider. Someone mentioned "hand stands"? Advanced movement? All you can do in the original Tomb Raider is: Jump, cliff-hang, grab, directional jump, walk, run, freelook, and reverse-roll (roll button also does a 180, useful for combat). It's a fun game though. Slow, methodical platforming and simple puzzle-solving with light action elements. My first time playing this has been on a real MK-8000A Saturn.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: reactiongames
by voicesinthedark2013
31 Aug, 2021
Tomb Raider is a defining game of the 32-bit era in the 1990's.
Tomb Raider was one of the defining games of the 32-bit era in the 1990's and is most often associated with the Playstation. However, the game was actually originally released on the Sega Saturn. Tomb Raider is a solid game overall, but there are many aspects of it that do not hold up. As an early example of a 3D platformer/adventure game, the graphics looks blocky and polygonal compared to modern standards. The game play can often be difficult and controls can be confusing. However, I recommend Tomb Raider because it is an important piece of gaming history and is fairly cheap to buy for the Saturn.Tomb Raider was one of the defining games of the 32-bit era in the 1990's and is most often associated with the Playstation. However, the game was actually originally released on the Sega Saturn. Tomb Raider is a solid game overall, but there are many aspects of it that do not hold up. As an early example of a 3D platformer/adventure game, the graphics looks blocky and polygonal compared to modern standards. The game play can often be difficult and controls can be confusing. However, I recommend Tomb Raider because it is an important piece of gaming history and is fairly cheap to buy for the Saturn.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: madeam-21
by epifntaqqlw@Deleted
07 Jul, 2020
Challenging but compelling
The game was okay but, personally it had varying spikes in difficulty. The game was much easier than tomb raider II, though.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: thegamingoutpost
by samuelrspratt2012
14 May, 2024
Great game, exactly as described
Great game, exactly as described
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: collectionc-32
by armadillogamer
30 Dec, 2016
Works great!
The game works great. It goes perfectly with my Tomb Raider collection.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-ownedSold by: jakedgames

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Tomb Raider for the Saturn is good for one reason... the Saturn's D-Pad

Tomb Raider is a defining game of the 32-bit era in the 1990's.

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