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'''Tomb Raider''' is the first instalment of Tomb Raider series, and is the introduction to Lara Croft. It was released for Ms-DOS in 1996, during the twilight of the Dos era, and is a 3D platformer and action game. | '''Tomb Raider''' is the first instalment of Tomb Raider series, and is the introduction to Lara Croft. It was released for Ms-DOS in 1996, during the twilight of the Dos era, and is a 3D platformer and action game. | ||
The original game was later remade into [[Wikipedia:Tomb Raider: Anniversary|Tomb Raider: Anniversary]], with adjustments to both the plot and gameplay. | The original game was later remade into [[Wikipedia:Tomb Raider: Anniversary|Tomb Raider: Anniversary]], with adjustments to both the plot and gameplay. | ||
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== Dosbox compatability == | == Dosbox compatability == | ||
The game functions in Dosbox as long as you remember the following: | The game functions in Dosbox as long as you remember the following: | ||
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Template:Infobox Tomb Raider (series)
Tomb Raider is the first instalment of Tomb Raider series, and is the introduction to Lara Croft. It was released for Ms-DOS in 1996, during the twilight of the Dos era, and is a 3D platformer and action game.
The original game was later remade into Tomb Raider: Anniversary, with adjustments to both the plot and gameplay.
Dosbox compatability
The game functions in Dosbox as long as you remember the following:
- You need to mount the CD manually, as described on DOSBox.
- You must unplug certain joysticks. For example, the XBox 360 controller will cause the menu to enter an infinite spin.