Tomb Raider

We might get to relive Lara Croft's very first foray into exploring ruins in Tomb Raider on our iOS devices, if a recent release of the original game on the New Zealand App Store is any indicator.

It sounds like Crystal Dynamics' Tomb Raider reboot may be getting new life early next year on next generation consoles, but publisher Square Enix is being coy about confirming the truth.

Square Enix studio Crystal Dynamics, developers of the Tomb Raider reboot, has been hit with series of layoffs due to what the publisher is calling "redundancies."

A next-generation sequel for the Tomb Raider reboot is currently in development. We personally can't wait to see how awesome Lara's hair will look in this one.

Until recently, the video game character Lara Croft was as well known for her bust as she was for any tomb raiding she took part in. And though her video game franchise 'Tomb Raider' was very popular and spawned two movie spin-offs, the creators were aware that it might be time to not make her such a fetish object for their latest game. That thought process is also being applied to the new movie v

When we heard there would be a new 'Tomb Raider' movie, the obvious question was, Which actress should succeed Angelina Jolie? Word is the new film will be adapted from the latest video game, which follows a young Craft on her first epic adventure. So when we got a closeup of the game character, only one name came to mind -- Lauren Cohan.

Today sees the release of the new and improved Lara Croft. Crystal Dynamics' Tomb Raider is a reboot of the enduring character, introducing a 17-year-old Croft to a new generation of gamers. And so it's only natural that an upcoming film reboot is being mapped out and will closely follow the game's lead; it has been revealed that the producers of the game and the film will collaborate on the upcom