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Aug

Tomb Raider (Mac) is Back!

Posted by Russ Looney

Lara Croft and the Guardian of LightTo celebrate the release of the new Tomb Raider game, Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light, we’ve brought a couple of our own Tomb Raider games out of retirement.  Oldies, but goodies, you can now pick up Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation (Mac) for only $4.99 and Tomb Raider: Chronicles (Mac) for only $9.99.

Of course, these are the boxed versions only, and we know it’s a pain to pay for shipping, but that’s why we’re implementing a very special shipping promo this week only!  Between now and the end of the day (11:59 CDT) Friday, August 20, you can get fantastic shipping discounts on both Tomb Raider: Chronicles (Mac) and Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation (Mac) (and potentially your whole GameAgent.com order!).  For each Tomb Raider game added to your cart, shipping will be discounted by $4.50, meaning that by adding both Tomb Raider games, you’ll be eligible for FREE SHIPPING!

Take advantage of these deals before these games return to their gaming tombs!

Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation Mac boxshot

Tomb Raider: Chronicles Mac boxshot

Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation (Mac), $4.99 — Enemies, old and new, lurk at every turn, as Lara must overcome ingenious puzzles, the most infernal traps ever devised, and evil from beyond the grave. Experience heart-stopping action in your quest to guide Lara through her dazzling Egyptian adventure.

Tomb Raider: Chronicles (Mac), $9.99 — After the memorial service of Lara Croft, her friends gather at Croft castle to reminisce about her past exploits, providing new adventures.

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  • Chris

    I normally love Aspyr, but this seems kind of desperate.
    You guys should make it clear here and and even more clear elsewhere that these games are not supported on modern intel-based Macs.

    Do they even run on Intel Macs? Would be nice if you told us. Do you really think its fair to offer a product that isn’t designed and will not be supported on any Mac released in the past 3 years or so.

    If you’re going to rerelease anything it seems like you would have invested the effort into making the apps Universal to ensure you won’t be pissing off customers who wouldn’t know a PowerPC from a Pentium. As it is, this just looks like you’re blowing through old stock with customers left to figure out what Power PC-only support means.

    • http://www.gameagent.com Loondogiv

      Hi, Chris, you’re absolutely right in many regards, so thanks for pointing this out. It is certainly not our intention to deceive our customers about what computer setups our games will run on. Unfortunately, making such restrictions more clear just slipped our minds when posting about the Tomb Raider revival.

      One thing we want to note, however, is that, time to time, we do receive requests for some of our older catalog of games, and as noted in the post, we thought the release of the new Lara Croft game would be a good opportunity to appease those collectors. Moving forward, though, we’ll try to be more clear about the system requirements for our older games!

  • Chris

    I’m all for answering requests, but please invest in upgrading these great old games to run on current hardware. The market would be exponentially larger and the game could, theoretically be offered at a great price that would drive sales.

    Thanks for listening. It’s a shame to see so many games get orphaned by Apple’s continually changing hardware and APIs.