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Tomb Raider: Angel of darkness sucks but did the mags warn us?

By Istari on September 9, 2003 4:17:18 PM from

The new Tomb Raider game, Angel of Darkness is garbage. Total crap. No legitimate magazine could possibly have played the game and concluded that this was a good game.

So what did the game mags say? Did they let us down and shill for a big publisher? Or did they tell it straight? I'm happy to say that they told us the truth!

PC Gamer: 47%
Computer Gaming World: 1.5 stars
Gamespy: 52
Gamespot: 6.1. A bit high but still...

This bodes well for gamers. Trust in the game mags is crucial and for awhile some of us were wondering if the mags could be trusted.

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