Eidos has revealed that Lara Croft will be strutting her sassy style of adventuring on Nintendo machines later this year. That's right - Tomb Raider: Legend will be released for GameCube, DS and GBA.
The news, which was excavated from a riveting financial report, will be particularly welcomed by GameCube owners who - faced with a meager offering of games between now and the release of Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess - will be glad of any new titles to keep them entertained.
Above: The intrepid Lara Croft will also be exploring Nintendo's current crop of lovely machines.
Set for release on April 11 across the PC, PS2, Xbox and Xbox 360 - with a PSP version following in May - Eidos is hoping that Tomb Raider: Legend will restore some credibility to the once mighty series after the overwhelming disappointment of Lara's last outing, Angel of Darkness. We'll have a Tomb Raider: Legend review for you real soon.
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