Being more like Anniversary will certainly please the older fans, but for people who properly joined the series at Legend (like me), some will feel the lack of dialogue is, well, lacking. Instead, Lara films her expeditions with an HDD camcorder (which has the same amount of battery every time she uses it), and this progresses the story in the same way Zip and Alistair did in Legend. Some people however will like this approach, as there are no hints and tips given to you when solving puzzles, as Zip and Alistair are oblivious to your actions. If there is one thing I would have changed in Underworld, it's that Zip and Alistair don't play as big a role as in Legend, which is a shame because there are times in Underworld where you know you would be hearing them if you were playing Legend. Some familiar characters return for Underworld, including Zip and Alistair. Apart from some minor control quirks and the odd camera moment, most of the game remains solid and stable and never did the quirks frustrate or hamper the experience.
TOMB RAIDER UNDERWORLD RATING PC
I have an open mind for all platforms (and play on PC as well), but I believe Tomb Raider is best played on your console of choice due to the fact the controls work so well on a controller. As you may have guessed, I have played the game on Xbox 360. The story is what kept me going, something that hasn't happened since Mass Effect and Gears 2. We finally get to see Lara uncover the truth about the events beginning in Legend, and they even tie up with events from TR1 and Anniversary. The story itself is extremely compelling, and the ending is truly epic and moving. While not overly different from Legend and Anniversary, it has definitely taken inspiration from the two and combined all of the best bits of both. Despite what some reviews around the net say, TR:U is a fantastic step forward for the series.
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