@@mkproductions2.0 yeah good old times. A million memories and scenarios imprinted in the brain for a lifetime. Just about every room we came to a grinding halt in the 90s. To randomly name a few brain fucks but beautiful at the same time, Killing the dragon all night and letting it stand back up again. Fighting that thing for days before accidentally pulling the knife out. In the moving train level realising you should try to hang and drop and shimmy on the train carriage. Finding the cabin door key in Antartica after countless play throughs and finally opening the door. The game supplied a lot of people and families memories. You could not be playing and discuss the level go right through the level talk about what we’ve done what we should do try to do haven’t tried to do. Another memory came to mind Venice level we counted the bell rings to no how much time we had while trying the beat the timed door.
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One of my all time favourite Documentaries
Love the humour of this Documentary.
I
11 months to beat tomb raider 2?
Most people took longer then that. Even more people couldn’t complete it.
And even more people cheated.
@@goatstix7750 it's not cheating do a search to know what todo next, those games were really hard to complete
@@goatstix7750 once I figured it out took about a week or so. But at first it took me some years to figure out the first 3 Tomb raider games.
@@mkproductions2.0 yeah good old times.
A million memories and scenarios imprinted in the brain for a lifetime.
Just about every room we came to a grinding halt in the 90s.
To randomly name a few brain fucks but beautiful at the same time,
Killing the dragon all night and letting it stand back up again. Fighting that thing for days before accidentally pulling the knife out.
In the moving train level realising you should try to hang and drop and shimmy on the train carriage.
Finding the cabin door key in Antartica after countless play throughs and finally opening the door.
The game supplied a lot of people and families memories. You could not be playing and discuss the level go right through the level talk about what we’ve done what we should do try to do haven’t tried to do.
Another memory came to mind Venice level we
counted the bell rings to no how much time we had while trying the beat the timed door.
so true
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One of the “fan” guys in this video has always creeped me out 😂
The one with the glasses? 😆
@@TombRaiderEmpirenot James (he also creeps me out) , but I’m talking about the other guy that says she’s reliable 😅
@@Geeksfreaksoutcastsandmisfits 😆
@@Geeksfreaksoutcastsandmisfitshe's called Vincent 😂