I had no idea this whole time you could stand still and the t-rex would leave you alone, or throw flares to distract it. That's such a cool detail!

I'm hyped af for the new remasters so I'm watching every review of the TR classics from every KZfaqr that the algorithm brings to me. I'm glad I found your channel!

The Kayak part used to be one of my favorite experience in the whole series. I know i sound crazy but the way the kayak is so randomly presented was an incredible surprise to me, i never expected that coming. While using the kayak the controls are clunky as hell, i know, but this gave me a sense of realistic fatigue like i was myself piloting an improvised vehicle in the middle of very strong rapids, nature is scary! They way the water current pushed you out of your route was also stunning for the time... I have a lot of memories bounded to this game and i thank you so much for the video; i really liked seeing the footages being recorded on a PS1 instead of the PC port, i think the PC version is missing a lot of artistic touches that made Tomb Raider 3 so memorable on the PS1.. keep it up!

The ambiance sound in the lost city of tinnos is actually my favourite in the entire series it’s creepy and cool at the same time

That "Walla mach mal" had me laughing out loud like a maniac. 😂

I really hope that the developers have watched all your reviews so they catch these glitches, vehicles difficult to handle and unexplained changes (picking things up: I loved the "aha" sound and always wanted both a large icon *and* a name / description in words so I know what I've just picked up) so the remasters are a bit more uniform and more fun to play this time round!

Lud's Gate is a nightmare for the most part, but I think Aldwych is classic Tomb Raider. It's probably one of the levels that requires you to think the most, and save for a couple of hiccups I find it nearly perfect. Also, I must be one of very the few people that enjoys the cart in RX-Tech Mines.

also what the hell- NEVER knew that flare/Trex distraction tactic! Love it

Come for the nostalgia, stay for the wholesome dad anecdotes :D

Love that you put my comment in the video asking for the TR3 review, and here I am GEEKING out because I see you posted this. Excited to start watching this through, now! 🤩

Oh man I didn't know you could distract the t rex with a flare! I will definitely try that next time ☺ I think the rationale for pickup icons being removed is because in the PS1 demo they had a 3D icon like TR4/5 but it would glitch through the scenery. Guess they couldn't fix it in time ☺

I used to work in a building right next to the real life abandoned Aldwych Tube Station. I did wonder what it was like down there - apparently it's lot lot more modern and with far fewer mutants :) It has also been used as a filming location many times, including V for Vendetta and the music video for Firestarter by The Prodigy. Also, the thing I like best about the jungle theme (which is brilliant - well deserved #1 on your list!) is that it reuses a melody from St Francis' Folly - it was years before I noticed, but it's there! Great retrospective, shame about the quality of the London levels, which I was so excited to play back when I first got the game.

I adore how you go over every level, and the little comments you make on things. Delightful

This right here is the game that really made me a fan of the series. I didnt play 1 till after 3 and started with 2 but, like the video game Unreal, the shear size and atmosphere of this game is absolutely amazing. Even at its worst I just loved being in the environments. London may be eh but that first level where your getting to the bell really sparked a lot of my imagination as a kid with how the surroundings looked.

All you said in the intro is so true.. We saved money as kids from any possible source to buy a game.. Then that feeling of impatience to load the game, the nights we spent to finish one level, the fact that we had no internet connection and we waited a magazine to publish that game guide.. I don't now if nowadays players are able to feel all this.. About the game itself, I don't know but when I tried it for the first time as a kid I found it too confusing that I needed a guide in order to proceed the levels.. Too chaotic and open areas for my taste at time plus the fact that I couldn't save the game at any point, forced me to stop playing it (I don't remember if in the version of the game that I had the blue crystals were collectable or not..! I had the EU version and the blood colour was red) On the other hand the new mechanics, graphics and Lara's abilities was a huge step forward . TR3 is my less favourite PS1 game of the series and personally I don't think I ever stress myself to finish it. I think that Devs mixed too many elements and stories that at the end the game lost its character. Thanks again for your time, passion and the effort to upload and montage such videos ! 👍

So I kind of discovered this by accident, but the soldiers, raptors and small green dinosaurs will attack the trex. One of the small green ones will get stuck in the corner and constantly attack the trex if you don’t kill them first. The small dinosaur probably died in the water chasing you

So many memories from this game ! This video recaptures some of these old time feels for me so thanks !

Ah the nostalgia..Myself and my sister used to play this all the time as kids. Good times!

Cool review. I always love to see more people talking about these games, even the ones I'm not as into myself. I feel kinda bad about it, and I replay it all the time to understand it better, but I absolutely just can't enjoy Tomb Raider 3. I had it as a kid, but it's the only one I didn't really delve into (other than Chronicles, which I didn't have yet). I think my reason at the time was the graphics. I didn't like the changes that were made visually, so I didn't play it. When I did play it, I was a teenager and had a lot less patience for the kind of tricks this game likes to pull than when I was a kid. Things like the monkey bars always being so hard to notice, the bosses usually being a one-hit kill, the save system, Nevada taking your weapons, so many one-chance traps everywhere. It was all so frustrating, and for the life of me, I still can't find it fun like the others. I'll admit, I understand why some people like it. It's pretty much perfect to play right after Tomb Raider 2 if instead of wanting a break you want to up the difficulty and keep going. I also get why people who played it as kids are so nostalgic for it. It probably made them way better at video games in general and beating it was probably a real event. But, sadly, for me, it just hasn't clicked. I still prefer it over AoD or the reboot games, but neither of those really feels like Tomb Raider anyway. I think the main reason this game is such a bummer for me is that I primarily just played 1 and 2 growing up and expected levels that felt like those games. This game had all new level designers who then continued on through Chronicles (and maybe AoD), so this was their first game in the series. It was also right in the middle of their yearly release schedule, which probably hurt a lot. Development of Fighting Force 2 or Ninja Shadow of Darkness might have also hindered this project depending on how many staff were on them. Maybe one day I'll be able to appreciate the actual game more, but for now, I'll just continue to wonder why they thought putting a lever that sets you on fire was a good idea. I'm not saying anyone else shouldn't enjoy this game. Actually, I wish I liked it more. It's a wonder that any game made in one year is ever enjoyable at all, especially one as long as this. There are a lot of cool things about this game. I think I just got around to it too late. I'm too critical now to really appreciate it. Updates responding to the actual video on rewatch: I actually do like Jungle as a level. I think I prefer the first level of The Last Revelation to this one, but otherwise, it's probably the most interesting of the original 5 opening levels to me nowadays.

"Something spooky in that Jungle" is a remix of a track from TR1

There's an extra secret in the Pacific level in case you miss the one from Gange river in India if you take the right path, not left. So, even if you take the right path, at the end of the game you'll still have all the sercrets in order to recieve the reword.

Out of all things in this review, I was mostly shocked that in English, they say Gan-jeez to talk about river Ganges (pronounced like Gung in all other languages).

Your number 1 song "Something Spooky in that jungle" is a new rendition of the song "A Friend Since Gone" featured in the first TR game, with some indian elements.

What I absolutely loved about the game, which blew my mind back in the day: You can walk through spikes, if you take it slowly. Always hated the nonsensical portayal of spikes in games. "You touch spike, you die"

This is pure nostalgia for me! Great work.

Hello my old friend, long time no see! I just got back into Tomb raider myself for old times sake and funnily enough this review popped up in my recommended videos! It was worth the 9 year wait and I’m glad to see you’re still around and doing well! TR3 is(depending on the day as it switches with TR2 for my favorite almost everyday) my favorite Tomb Raider game. It’s the one I have most memories with and it’s also my dads favorite Tomb raider game. Whichever day it is, if I’m feeling more of an action packed game, I go with TR2, if I want a challenge with a more back to puzzles and it’s the level itself that’s challenging as opposed to the enemies themselves, I go with TR3. TR3 essentially to me is the first game on massive steroids, TR2 focused more on combat and killing human enemies and it almost feels like they watered down the puzzles and level complexity in compensation as I found the levels in TR2 are the easiest in the original trilogy to finish. I wholeheartedly agree TR3 has the worst vehicles in the series which can sometimes take me out of the game and I take a day or two away from it to recharge to be able to finish it but still love the razor edged challenge TR3 brings to the table. It certainly does not hold your hand and as you said is only for the more experienced and advanced players up to that point. Great review man!

Absolutely cannot wait for the rest of the series (if that is in your plans). Love watching your videos

Well, man, what a nostalgy feeling watching your review. I had the same story as yours with PS1, except it was "Duke Nukem 3D" CD, that was waiting a half of a year untill I earned enough money to buy my own PS1 along with my own TV. This gadjet costed a whole average month salary in Ukraine, about 180 usd, so there was no chance for me to ask it as a gift to my birthday from parents. Thankfully, all PS1 in Ukraine was sold mod chipped, so this allowed to play all pirate CD games for all regions, not only original black ones that costed as PS itself. I was studying on 1st year in university, and I helped my groupmates to do their course works and doing that I earned the goal ammount of money to buy that shit on summer 1998. The second game after DN3D was TR2, and after I finished it several times, the TR3 game was released. Well, I finished TR3 on PS about 10 times. You did not mention, that there was a second kayak on that level, that was another alternate path. Also, there was a method to shorten the way in Lud's Gate. I did it involuntarily for the first time. Just shoot all that mutant guys at the beginning, and you have not to go to sphynx. But tricks with standing still at T-rex and with the map of firetraps was undiscowered by me, thanks.

I was obsessed with this game for ages thanks to a big feature in one of the gaming magazines I read as a kid. But when I eventually played it, I dunno, it didn't do it for me. Probably didn't help that the way I played it was on loan from a friend who had everything unlocked, which probably took away the incentive. I saw every level but never saw ALL of the levels. Loved watching the cutscenes though, and that first time a Stealth Fighter flies past you has always stuck with me

"Did the red cross sue them or something?" Actually not far off. Core had a stern talking to. That's why the medi packs are green in the remaster.

Aldwych is my favorite Tomb Raider level now, i just love the aesthetics and design of the level. I always loved trains and train station levels, although i can understand people's complaints with the ticket booth part. If you pay attention to the booths though, you will notice that the booth that accepts the coin is the only one that says 1 pence on the side of it, whereas all the others say 2 pence. The only thing is figuring out that you need to use the coin there in the first place. Which isnt really that brain taxing, you'll come to that turnstyle thing later on in the level and you cant get past it, so you'd figure you'd need an item to do that. If you already have the penny, you will see that doesnt work. It shouldnt be that huge of a leap in logic to think that you might be able to buy a ticket and use that instead.

Watching those retrospective it always amazes me how it looks like I'm the only TR player that actually loves Aldwych and Lost City of Tinnos lmao I get the wasp thing and how long the levels drag on but I can't help but love how difficult those levels feel and I also always imegined Lara would actually loved them too bc they are the ones that feel the most like actual tombs and temples (along with Temple Ruins and Temple of Puna). To me they're all peak TR experience. (+ the ambient music of those levels is by far my fav, I remember how scared I was of those levels bc of the atmosphere they were able to convey)

Great video. I can't wait for The Last Revelation review.

I consider TR3 my fave along with AoD and yes nostalgia plays a huge role for me too, but I think I'm more patient, which eases some things (such as mine carts) - oh and of course, I play on PC, meaning unlimited saves, limited wasps and actually being able to see without holding a flare at all times. I think that helps a lot in the enjoyment department. I agree that London is... less fun, but I relaized I actually don't mind Lud's Gate much on my latest playthrough after several years. The underwater section is fairly easy if you check all the openings first so you know exactly where to swim next time you pull a lever and also instead of the UPV, just swim by yourself, you won't get stuck in corners and actually end up doing it faster. Alwdych is an awesome location but yesss so easy to lose your way. And so hard to find it again when the level is so sprawling. But yeah I agree with lots of the points you made, and it was definitely fun to listen to. By the way, the dead bodies in the water in All Hallows - those are Sophia's experiments... The Damned you meet in Aldwych and Lud's Gate. Maybe it's those who didn't survive the experimentation? Or maybe... they are going to awaken later, immortal as the rest...

@18:50 same thing happened to me when I played this as a kid. I would just restart the level, figuring it was a glitch or just bad game design. Ah, the memories

Got my PS1 in 1999 with Tomb Raider 3. Only finished it earlier this year.

"I'll leave you be, my hairy fellow". For some reason this really made me laugh. Great review!

Danke für deine Videos. Ich liebe die Zusammenfassungen zu Tomb Raider. Habe früher immer meinem Dad beim Spielen zugeguckt und sie später selbst gespielt. Das weckt Erinnerungen ❤

Literally the only thing I remember about this game from my childhood is me and my friend desperately trying to run away from the butler in the first level lol excellent review sir!

This is a great & detailed review, glad I discovered you!

Just a tip for the Kayak and lessening damage: it's much easier to paddle down the waterfalls backwards or turn the kayak around and paddle forwards a bit to slow momentum. For the big hole at the end, I tend to have Lara paddle backwards and around the hole at an angle. It's slower but she won't fall and take as much damage that way. Personally, this is one of my favourite levels in the game despite the kayak controls being hard to master. Edit: I just want to mention that your hatred of Lud's Gate's second half is essentially how I feel about Lost City of Tinnos. That level fills me with blind rage that I never even knew I had. My least favourite level in all of TR.

All through my childhood I played Nevada first because I was worried I'd be left helpless with no ammo any other way, but I recently played the game out of curiosity doing Nevada last and you get more than enough ammo regardless to get to the end. In fact if you play Nevada first it breaks the game a bit because you're literally invincible with all your ammo 😅

Nice review. I remember playing this with my brother back in the days. We actually loved the minecart in Antarctica. It was so much fun trying to make it go as fast as possible without crashing. And even the crashing was fun... it looked so goofy. I also remember actually liking the Kayak... sure the controls are not fluent but I always thought that was supposed to be the challenge there. It kinda controls like a real life Kayak. And the sense of adventure going down all those waterfalls felt kinda cool. ... But we all can agree that London just sucks. In my adult years, I even learned to love the underwater levels of TR2. But the London levels... no way. Whenever I feel the urge to re-visit this game again, I always have second thought when I remember that these levels are in the game.

They may have been only a few tombs but that never mattered to me. I've always adored the change of scenery. I also really like the stages that didn't have tombs. All the chapters were fun to play

17:55 okay fine. Ya sold me. I haven't checked the channel as I just found this video, but I hope to find TR 4 and maybe chronicles 😂

Ich finde es echt klasse, dass jemand aus dem deutschsprachigen Raum solch tolle Reviews zu der Spielereihe macht, die wohl mich und viele andere geprägt hat, wie keine andere. Ich mag deinen Humor total und deine Art wirkt sehr sympathisch. Ich will mir gar nicht vorstellen, wie lange du an diesen ausführlichen Reviews gearbeitet hast, aber sie schauen sich so schnell weg, es ist der Wahnsinn! Mein Abo hast du auf jeden Fall sicher. Ich hoffe für dich, es kommen noch einige mehr. Verdient hättest du es dir allemal! LG

The end of the level song is my favorite of them all. TR III was the peak. Superb channel. Hope to see a review of the Chronicles! :)

i played the first 2 TR games a lot back when they came out, the first one especially is magic for me as it looked mind blowing when it came out and was so immersive, the second one was a great effort and a worthy sequel but i didnt play it as much as the original and it didnt have the same wow factor, however i played through both of them without ever having to use a cheat code or walk through, that wasnt the case though with TR 3, what a nightmare, i would never have finished that game without walkthroughs and cheats from gaming mags at the time, i also chose the wrong way to progress through the game and constantly ran out of ammo and save crystals, i only played through it once and never went back to it again, to this day having played every TR game nothing came close to the original 1996 version.

I cried every time i played Tomb Raider III. It's like a toxic relationship. It's so hard, but i love it so much.

The only 3 levels I cant stand are Madabu Gorge (which isn't so bad), Lud's Gate (pretty tedious) and most of all ... Lost City of Tinnos (it's just a nite-mare to play though). Levels I love though are RX Tech mines (the mine cart rides are fun once you get the hang of it) Nevada Dessert (the whole atmosphere of mystery combined with a wide open dessert area and lots exploring just resonates with me), Aldwych (I know not many people like this level, but I'm one of them)

Dude thoroughly enjoyed this vid! TR3 holds a special place in my heart since it was my first one. You did it justice! Also love all things 007 too!

TR3 was my 1st TR game ever. i remember seeing the main screen, where Lara is standing with one pistol in her hand and hehind her there is the meteor falling. the 1st level made me love the game and love video games in general. that's why i still, until this day, have a weakness for jungle biome. later I had a similar story like yours. I couldn't play the game regularly. my dad had the PC. so I went to his house only on vacation. and he has TR2 on his PC. so I stopped playing TR3, and I started playing TR2. so technically, TR3 was my first. but TR2 is the game that I played the most. so I love these two games dearly

This was great loved it...... but where's the Tomb Raider last revelation review at ?

28:53 THANK YOU i always thought that was messed up

Tomb Raider 3, definitely, is The Game of my Child/Teenagehood. I love Tomb Raider 4, is technically and artistically very superior to all the classic games, but TR3 I played exhaustively, for hours and hours no end... much more than TR 1 and 2. Almost everything works perfectly on this: soundtrack, textures, lights (ok, forget London). India is an awesome first world, with a stunning first level. I can't count how many time I got scared with Temple Ruins, with so many traps, an explosive soundtrack and always dark...you get surprised everytime! Ganges River is more relaxing and chilling and in the next one we have the classic trap of a hole filled with cobras... India is an amazing world, very difficult for me the first times I've played. I loved Nevada and South Pacific Islands, both are very opened worlds, with light, sun, beautiful landscapes and a good sensation of progression as you face different places, is not boring like TR1 or 2. However, London is such the worst world. For sake, always dark, loads of jumps and jumps. Aldwich you run around and around with no idea what you have to do, you easily get stuck, that's why for me only The City is the good level in London, as you only have to run from Sophia and kill her at the top of the building. Antarctica is amazing and the 4 levels approach are quite different: the 1st, Antarctica, it reminds TR2, where you stay most of the time killing men and looking for keys. Next level presents the mining car, which is a different experience of driving, and the soundtrack is perfect, very connected to the action. Also, the atmospheric is quite scary and surreal. Lost City of Tinnos is surely the most classic of all the levels on TR3, with 4 different challenges we need to overcome in order to get the keys. Also, the enemies are fantastic creatures, with coloured spells, and there's the traditional run from the falling apart scenarium, reminds TR1. And last, Meteorite Cavern presents a VERY GOOD BOSS, with a real difficult level never founded on a boss of a TR game ever again. Every movement has to be perfect, everything has a timing you need to follow, otherwise you get lost on a matter of seconds. The only gap on this level is the total absence of soundtrack... is frustrating you fighting against the last and main boss of the game with no soundtrack at all. But anyway, TR3 is my favorite playstation one game and I really hope they release a new version of this one in a modern Playstation.

51:23 I remember this as everything wrong with PS1 cutscenes, from bobbing heads to simulate talking, through brick hands doing gestures that assume fingers, to spoon clipping through everything, low-poly octagon of a plate and rock solid borsch... but the bread was always the thing that got me! TR1-2 cutscenes looked better because they were minimalist and 4-5 had more or less decent animation, but this third game had this jank and looked bad even then! :3 I wonder if we can get a remaster of visuals for this game that at least stops them nodding all the time.

"Walla mach Teil 3" hat mir echt den Morgen versüßt, danke dafür.

ohhh yesss got a few free hours so gonna soak up this TR3 review of urs epic

Danke für diese krasse Arbeit! Für mich eins der bedeutendsten Spiele habe wieder angefangen es ist so beruhigend 😍

Ah, it is finally here ❤️

great review -and I share most of your opinions on it

I'm really enjoying these videos!

I started my Tomb Raider journey with Tomb Raider 3 back in the day. It took me about 1 year to be beat the game.

back in the 90's on the colosseum i always to get my dad to kill the first alligator cause i was scared back then cause those classic tomb raider level were scary as hell.

Don't know if anyone has mentioned already but I think there's a theory that Lara's cold-heartedness in this game (killing innocents as an example) is influenced by the artifacts she carries.

Oh boy... i cant believe that i didn´t find that video earlier... What an outstanding review! I can totally feel you in every aspect of the game, except for the fact, that TR3 is still my favourite and most beloved out of the classic TR-games. You summed it up so well...i also just love India, Nevada, South pacific and a few parts of the antarctica levels....but i totally cant stand London. It just drives me nuts every time i have to conquer that section...especially Aldwych and Luds gate...what the hell where they thinking!! Im so excited to see the rest of your videos!!! Keep on going, your doing a great job, i love the content and im sure youll get much more subcscribers soon! At least you got one more for now :)! Greetings from Austria!

Actually yes the wasp can be gone from there nest it takes forever but it's better than getting pushed of legged. The Rx tech mines is the only Antarctica level that drive you nuts

Actually there is a way in the third level River Ganges to follow the right direction and still get the secret. There is a way to come back by foot but it's very difficult. You can find online guides about that! Stella's Tomb Raider site gave me the way!

I love videos like this. In my opinion it would be cooler in german, because my englisch isn´t the best, but ok. It was really very funny! Good video! 😂👍

This was the very first game I saw being distributed with a online installer. We had discs and isos but this could be installed with a online installer.

Watching your Tomb raider reviews while i await for 1-3 remaster

Tomb Raider 3 was my peek childhood game. love the Jungle and Nevada - was way too scared to open the door to the Alien. currently playing the remastered and love it even more, wasn't scary at all ;-)

the jungle music is just a slight remix of the music from TR1 level in st frances folly

The intro reminds me of Cybershell’s Sonic 2 bonus video lol

I'm currently playing the remastered version and got stuck on Lud's Gate underwater maze. Such a frustrating level But overall, this game's so colorful, and challenging and has some of the most challenging sessions of the franchise 😁

My favourite Tomb Raider game, despite the initial frustration of the limited saves. They should have stuck with the Tomb Raider 2 infinite saves. That aside I love it, and yes I love Aldwych too haha. The only annoying thing about the Lost City of Tinnos is the wasps, take those away and I would regard it as one of the best Tomb Raider levels period.

Awesome review! Man I wana play again so bad but the steam version just doesnt support controllers or there arnt any good guides to get them working D:

Wow, I can't believe I am GFrom Review famous 😂, though I feel a little bad as I didn't realise everyone else was nagging so much about it! I loved TRIII but like you was so frustrated with the London levels, those level designers were sadistic! Playing it on the PlayStation was often so cruel with the small amount of save crystals which I often ran out of and really discouraged me from exploring. Still loved it overall, but it was really such a long game and I'm always more likely to revisit the first two. But maybe I'll give it another go after seeing your review!

If I remember correctly, All Hallows was originally going to be in the main game as the bridge between Luds and Wharf and it makes sense given you find the river of dead bodies. However, they apparently made that level TOO hard so they replaced it with... Aldywch.

The way I just internalized Lara’s welcome statements when you start up Croft manor, whether it is „Willkommen zurück! Nach der aufreibenden Reise letztes Jahr habe ich diesen Trainingsparkour gebaut, um meine Fertigkeiten zu üben und neue zu erlernen“ or „Willkommen in meinen bescheidenen vier Wänden. Schau dich nur in Ruhe um!“ and I quote it regularly whenever the circumstances allow it.

Oh man i loved the mine cart

The model for Lost City of Tinnos' 4 masks was probably not ready when they created the trigger to open the adjacent door so they instead set the trigger to the square on the floor but forgot to change the trigger when the masks were put in

Another great video! Tomb Raider IV when!? 😂

im 38yr old and this phenomenal review made me emotional... i will never forget that special feeling that these games gave me... thank you.

I really wish they would make the original Tomb Raider games available on the Playstation store. I don't get why we can't play them on console anymore 😕

As for the ultimate Jurassic Park video game experience, have you played Trespasser (1998)? . There are mixed opinions about this game, but I really enjoyed it. Tremendously. It has a semi-open world, interesting physics-based puzzles, dinos have physics-based movement, not just animations. They have AI-based mutual relations. The shooting system is also very unusual :) Great game! Try it, maybe make a video about it :)

Cant wait for the remastered version of this Game next year!

Regarding the ticket machine in Aldwych, the one ticket machine that accepts your penny says "1d" (1 old penny) on top of it, whereas the others say "2d." Since you only have 1 old penny, you can only get a ticket at that machine c: . Also, the temple you see here is a Masonic temple.

The "Wallah mach' Teil Drei" came unexpected :D

Haha, I think everyone playing Coastal Village has tried to get down to the bottom of the Temple waterfall cliff at some point. I also wish there was a way to get to the really high wooden bridge above the canyon near the start if you take the easy route but alas, I think its just there for decoration

Aldwych is my personal #1 level! Absoluteuy love the atmosphere. And the puzzles are so unique! epik

On the crash site level that "uzi clip" area was originally meant to be there to get on top of the plane. You can easily get on it another way, but thats a level design mistake.

Yes, Lud's gate is one of those levels that you understand that you will only play once because you just don't want to use the codes and then you will pretend that .... It never existed; pathos is fine but here we are faced with pure anguish, as in Tinnos in the part of ... Guess what ??? Section dedicated to water. I agree with the concept of "so good, so bad".

33:32 I encountered a glitch where TRex float up in a hole of cave,

The T-Rex drowned in the water . . . This is no joke. Non-Water enemies that get into deep water die instantly (Like the monkeys in temple ruins) And the puddle of water has actually a section . . . "deep enough" for the T-Rex to die.

Nevada was my favourite part in TR 3 =) Didn't know trick about T-rex with standing and flare O_o

It's so funny watching this as most of your opinions are something straight out of my mouth😁 Also, I TOTALLY feel you on that underwater part of Lud's Gate, man it's just not fun at all! Not in any way, shape or form 😆 One of the most tedious episodes in the classic TRs, no question about it. There are several meh or straight up frustrating parts in this game I have to say, I feel like TR1 for example is a much more solid experience, and more easily enjoyable.

I used to kill the monkeys on sight as a kid........the more you know lol

Heh. Actually Aldwych & Luds Gate are my favourite levels, along with the USA levels. The cut-scenes are amazing throughout, but especially in the London story. The music is amazing - "The puzzle element", "Geordie Bob", "Tony the loon"

I was excited back in the days when TR3 came out ! TR1 and 2 were really huge for me, because of the 3D and how Lara Croft is badass. So getting TR3 was something I was hyped for. When it came out, my parents couldn't afford it to me, but my grand-parents came home and gave some money to my brother and I : he got Crash Bandicoot 3, I got TR3. I was pumped a lot, and then came the troubles. TR3 is really hard. Replaying it some years after couldn't make everything easier : the game is harsh, brutal. But, still, Nevada and Pacific are excellent, top notch Tomb Raider. But, dammit, London is the definition of pain. Antarctica is exhausting, because of all London drove me nut. I had some great times with TR3, but it's that kind of game I was happy to complete, because I will never play again those sadistic levels. The best and the worst, that resumes the whole experience perfectly !