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Crystal Dynamics Shares A Promotional Tomb Raider III Video From 1998, And More
At PAX East, Crystal Dynamics is celebrating 20 years of Tomb Raider. Because of this, they've shared a noir-esque promotional video from Tomb Raider III's launch, as well as announced an upcoming music album, and a Tomb Raider book that includes artwork and interviews.
The video was previously only shown at a 1998 launch party for Tomb Raider III at the National History Museum in London. Titled Tomb Raider: The Trilogy, the short video has two detectives interrogating a man who is infatuated with Lara Croft. You can view the video below.
Outside of this announcement, Crystal Dynamics is also releasing a music album featuring tracks from the first three games, which is being produced by original franchise composer Nathan McGree. Along with this, a book called 20 Years of Tomb Raider was announced, which will be filled with the series' history, artwork, and exclusive developer interviews.
For more on Tomb Raider, you can read our review of Rise of the Tomb Raider here, or click the banner below for other coverage from our March 2015 cover story.
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