The game is fully tested & guaranteed to work. It’s the cartridge / disc only unless otherwise specified.
Join Lara in her quest for the Dagger of Xian, reputed to possess the power of the dragon. But beware, Lara is not the only one in search of danger! Warrior Monks and crazed cult members plot against you as you travel from the remote mountain peaks of Tibet, the canals of Venice and even to the bottom of the sea. New moves allow Lara to swim, backflip, somersault, climb, wade, and even swing from chandeliers. You’ll have to do battle against angry raptors, snarling wolves, and a towering T-Rex along the way, so get your trigger finger ready.
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:788687303637
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Playstation 1
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:PS1_TOMB_RAIDER_II
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
Case and disc in mint condition! Classic game at a great price.
I bought this for a relative, and I’ll say that it was in a very fine state, almost like a new copy of the game. And the game worked as well, the disc wasn’t scratched. It was well worth my money.
As advertised!
This game is really odd in terms of difficulty. The reviews that say this game is too exacting definitely aren’t wrong. Early on in the game, the obstacles are way too difficult and at times completely random. I forget the level but I remember walking and a random boulder fell on my head and I died. Zero warning signs that would happen. Made me want to throw my controller across the room. How was I supposed to know not to walk there? I couldn’t beat the first few levels without constantly watching a walkthrough. Eventually I became too frustrated and put the game down for a year.I say this game is odd though because unlike any game I’ve played before, it gets easier. I started playing again and after London, I’ve been able to beat levels with very little help from walkthroughs. The game is once again extremely enjoyable the same way TR1 and TR2 were. I’ve been sick the past 3 days and have just been sitting on the couch playing this nonstop. It’s been great.The first few levels were so difficult that I ended up using a code for all weapons and save crystals. After London, I chose to play Nevada. In Nevada you end up losing all your weapons and health. I’ve been doing the second half of the game without using the code. For me, using codes for the first half of the game was necessary and wasn’t for the second half.I imagine the poor reviews of this game were from people who gave up after it being too frustrating. I can’t say I blame them at all because the first few levels real.
Fun to play
I absolutely love this game and I was so happy to receive it like 2 days after I had bought it. It was so funny seeing how bad the graphics were since it was made in 1998 but this game is my childhood and this one is actually really hard to play then the other ones and it took me a lot longer to get through the levels but it was so totally worth it in the end.
Ok, alot of people hate this game – but i cant complain with it.Although some of the levels are annoying (i hate the 2nd level of india with a passion) at least it held mostly to the name of Tomb raider (the 2nd, and 4th onwards) should be named “City Raider” the graphics are kinda yellowish. the lighting can be harsh. but its a lengthy game – took me almost 6months to beat (partially cause i jumped triliogy installments)but its an ok game. its better than the 2nd, and way better than all the others afterwards – but doesnt messure up to the original.
Tomb Raider Fan
I have to admit, it’s not as enjoyable (at least to me) as Tomb Raider 1 & 2. This game does have much larger and more in depth worlds than the previous installments, but the fact that you can choose the order in which you complete the three worlds in between the first & last (something that, on the surface, is a pretty cool idea) makes me feel like, if I’m having trouble in one area, I’m wasting my time. I’d have to guess the reason is I love to see the level designs for the different regions & if I can go wherever I want, there’s no real reward in completing anything.But, I digress- still building from weapons, skill sets & basic traps/ puzzles from the previous two games with several new elements like quicksand, thieving monkeys, deadly piranha swarms, a freeze-to-death meter for the final Antarctica world alongside the breath meter & more. Brings back Eidos’ weird dinosaur fetish they appear to have had in the 90s full force (All three of the original Tomb Raider games have dinosaurs, as well as at least one other Eidos game from the same general time called Deathtrap Dungeon. It doesn’t make sense because it’s a fantasy game, but neither do the 2 T-Rexes under the Great Wall of China in Tomb Raider 2.) And the PC version, once again, has bonus levels. Search for Tomb Raider 3: The Lost Artifact if interested.
Great quality as promised, came in two days earlier than estimated delivery date.