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November arrival narrowed down.

Eidos has told Eurogamer that Tomb Raider Underworld will be released across Europe on 21st November - three days after it goes on sale in the US.

The latest Lara Croft adventure was previously given a November date, but it's always nice to get an early warning on which days to book off work.

As you'll have read from our most recent preview, the game is shaping up nicely. Check back soon for more on Tomb Raider Underworld, including a hands-on with previous unseen portions of the game.

The ninth Lara Croft adventure will be released on Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PC, DS and PS2 and "will not slip", according to Eidos' spokesperson. So there.

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bioreit #1 4 years ago

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"Tomb Raider Underworld"

No Kate Beckinsale = no sale.

When will publishers learn?
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Doctor_What #2 4 years ago

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Digital knockers! Hurrah! More seriously, I wonder if they'll sort out the face. She looks a bit odd in recent promo shots.

TR: Legend was a good blast and she was definitely back on form. I'm looking forward to this one.
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alimokrane #3 4 years ago

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Cant wait for this!
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FladgeMangle #4 4 years ago

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Why no PSP version?

Pity, I played Anniversary on PS2, PC and PSP and the latter was the best one. It just felt right on the system, once you'd discovered the secret free-look button.

I guess there are too many folks making and using "back-ups" for the poor old PSP to be viable in the West.

Shame on you all (you know who you are).
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Goffee #5 4 years ago

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@bioreit - I know where you're coming from! Hmmmmmmm

Oh, just read that back, and its correct in both senses!
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bitesize #6 4 years ago

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really enjoyed tr: anniversary so if they can get this one right too, i'm having it...
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Triggerhappytel #7 4 years ago

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I hope the PS2 version is up to scratch, as I might have to get it if I don't have a current-gen machine by then.
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DUFFKING #8 4 years ago

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Dated? That's a bit harsh, we haven't even played it yet.

/coat
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Chufty #9 4 years ago

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Dated? Did the date go well?

/coat
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