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 Playstation 2 release...How will this affect Lara? 
Specs of PSX2 
 
Playstation 2 is going to not only be fast, but cool.  Here is the info we have obtained on it:
Note: these are not complete facts, but some hints from Sony:

400Mhz- faster than Dreamcast

256 bit- compared to Nintendo 64, which is 64 bit- Dreamcast is expected to be 128 bit.

Graphics Chip:
Rendering capacity of over 4 million polygons per second! (Great news for TR fans)

32 speed CD-ROM- thats faster than the fastest PC, which is 24 speed.

24 MB Memory

Onboard 56k modem, same as fastest PC

Resolution:
640X480 (same as PC)
in 16-bit color (lower than PC color of 32-bit) 

Release Date: Early 2000
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

TR on Dreamcast?

Here is the news, and no, this is not a lie.  After leaving Core early last year Toby Gard and Paul Douglas, part of the
development team that worked on Tomb Raider, founded Confounding Factor. Their new
development team has been hard at work trying to complete a 3D action game for the PC titled Galleon. The game is a pirate adventure that so far looks very impressive. 

Recently there have been reports that the development team is considering porting Galleon to the Dreamcast, as well as Tomb Raider. Whether they will split their team in half to work on the game for the two platforms is still
unknown.

What this means for TR fans

You've heard the facts.  But what does this have to do with TR?  Just look at the PSX2 Stats!  TR will MOST likely be released for PSX2, in some form or other.  And when it is, hold on tight.  Faster graphics, sharper images, improved scenery, reality, and much more!  Hey, how bout network play?  And with the graphics chip, you'll be smooth sailing!  Lets hope PSX2 comes out soon, so we can enjoy TR in a more realisic, engufing world.
 

 
  
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