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Gaming Age: Tomb Raider Trilogy Review

Gaming Age writes: "Sony's habit of releasing up-rezzed game collections is one many of us can get behind. These usually signify a correlating announcement or game release by the same developer, be it Sucker punch's Sly Collection smuggling a hidden trailer for Sly 4 within itself, or the God of War Collection leading into the release of God of War 3. For the Tomb Raider Trilogy, the collection is a great way to catch up with Crystal Dynamics' forays into the adventures of Lara Croft, from their Legend reboot to the Underworld wrap-up".

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The Best Video Game Trilogies of All Time

They say good things come in threes. That would explain why these trilogies are amongst the best in the industry.

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Knightofelemia83d ago

I like the Ezio trilogy and the ME trilogy but I also love the Xenosaga trilogy and Ar Tonelico trilogy.

darthv7283d ago

My personal favorites would be the GoW trilogy (both Gears & God), the original halo trilogy, Streets of Rage trilogy, Super Star Wars trilogy, Metroid Prime trilogy

Rebel_Scum82d ago

hmm SoR as a trilogy is not that good. 1 & 2 were great but 3 was the drizzling shits.

jznrpg83d ago (Edited 83d ago )

Xenosaga! I’d say games like Suikoden or Ys but they went beyond three games.

Puty83d ago

Resident Evil og trilogy, Silent Hill ...

Charlieboy33383d ago

How can you make a list like this and not have Uncharted?

AlphaKennyTime82d ago (Edited 82d ago )

I want to say it's because it has more than 3 games by the same dev team, but they included GTA so I don't know. You make a fair point.

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Retrospective: Crystal Dynamics' Tomb Raider Trilogy (2006-2008)

Looking back at Crystal Dynamics uneven 2006-2008 Tomb Raider Trilogy - breezy action, beautifully remastered tombs, and a buggy finale.

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1998 Tomb Raider: The Trilogy Short Film Gets a Public Release

EB: Way back in 1998 Silver Films produced a live-action short based on the Tomb Raider trilogy for the launch of Tomb Raider III, but it never saw the light of day outside of being shown at the Natural History Museum in London for the event. Until now.

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