Lara's back and she's curvier than ever. Tomb Raider: Legend is the fifth in the series and features all new graphics with "Next Generation Content". We explore what that means, the graphics grunt required to play it and a bizarre NVIDIA driver bug.

"As we mentioned earlier, the full retail game comes with an option disabled in the PC demo - the ability to enable "Next Generation Content". What exactly does that mean? Rather than the more traditional approach of allowing the adjustment of multiple advanced graphics options like High Dynamic Range (HDR) lighting, Crystal Dynamics have adopted a simplified approach, presumably based on the assumption that the more casual gamer that this franchise attracts won't have a clue what HDR is all about."



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