Don’t rush Japan. Look for:
The Japan level in Tomb Raider: Anniversary is a masterclass in level design. It’s short enough to not overstay, but memorable enough to rival any actual tomb in the game. If you’re replaying the series or jumping in for the first time, slow down when you reach Japan. Soak in the rain, time those jumps, and appreciate how good classic Lara looks under neon lights. Juego Tomb Raider - Anniversary -Japan-
: Every secret and puzzle from the 1996 original is redesigned to provide a fresh challenge while maintaining the atmosphere of the classic locations like the "Lost Valley." Technical Specifications Release Date (Japan) PlayStation 2 March 27, 2008 Wii March 27, 2008 Xbox 360 March 27, 2008 Don’t rush Japan
The Japan release (ULJS-00133 for PSP) featured specific, unique cover art tailored for the Japanese audience. The Anniversary Experience Gameplay Focus: Anniversary If you’re replaying the series or jumping in
One might assume that playing the Japanese version of a Tomb Raider game would be a jarring experience for non-speakers, but the localization tells a different story. The translation team at Spike did an admirable job adapting the witty and occasionally dry British humor of Lara Croft into Japanese.
Here’s a short, engaging blog post draft about Tomb Raider: Anniversary — with a focus on the Japan section.