Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition Review - Tressed Up
A visually impressive rerelease, but a rerelease all the same.
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A visually impressive rerelease, but a rerelease all the same.
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The mixed attitudes to re-releases has left me scratching my head, I have seen all kinds of scorn and cynicism aimed at "Tomb Raider: The Fraud Edition" (seriously, I have seen it called that) but then you see people begging for another game like GTA V to get a Xbox One or PS4 release. Some people seem to get worked up if it's at full retail price, to me that's like expecting the PS4 version of Call of Duty 37: Endless Warfare to be cheaper because it was released on the Xbone as well.The Wooster said:I'm actually all for re-releases provided there's a decent graphical/framerate update.
Also, it's worth noting that while the PS4 release runs at a smooth 60fps, the Xbox One version does not.
My PC couldn't handle TressFX. I'm not sure if I want to dish out 450? for a PS4 and Tomb Raider though... a bit much for a digital hair conditioner.Adam Jensen said:I wish more developers used TressFX. I love it. And I'm really impressed with the PS4 version. Solid 60fps with a title as gorgeous as that. I'll buy it once I become a proud owner of a PS4. It's one of those titles that I'd love to have in my gaming library. Hopefully that won't be necessary if they release a PC version. I hate to say it, but it does look better than the PC version we have. I've seen a few gameplay videos.
They're the ones delivering the expectation. This is not a port, this is a "Definitive Edition," named and positioned as something that everyone - newcomers and previous owners - should buy.J Tyran said:The mixed attitudes to re-releases has left me scratching my head, I have seen all kinds of scorn and cynicism aimed at "Tomb Raider: The Fraud Edition" (seriously, I have seen it called that) but then you see people begging for another game like GTA V to get a Xbox One or PS4 release. Some people seem to get worked up if it's at full retail price, to me that's like expecting the PS4 version of Call of Duty 37: Endless Warfare to be cheaper because it was released on the Xbone as well.The Wooster said:I'm actually all for re-releases provided there's a decent graphical/framerate update.
Also, it's worth noting that while the PS4 release runs at a smooth 60fps, the Xbox One version does not.
Someone else in this thread nailed it, rather than a re-release they should be considered (and marketed as) as ports when its so close to it's original launch date.
It's hard not to look at this as anything but an "enhanced" port.The Wooster said:I'm actually all for re-releases provided there's a decent graphical/framerate update.
Good point had they simply included two or three of the previous games in the series preferably with updated controls it would of easily be considered a buy.Asuka Soryu said:I wouldn't have a problem with this, if it went along the same route as the HD collections. I can get two to three games for like 30$ with the HD collection.
Here you're giving me one game, 60$, with some tweaks that don't matter, while it's still very easy to find a copy of Tomb Raider for 30$ or less.