Aspyr, the developer behind the recently released Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered collection, have confirmed that a controversial change that was just made to the game will be reverted in a future update. This marks the third patch for Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered from Aspyr, who has received a fair share of criticism regarding the handling of a number of its latest ports.
After years of demands from fans, the original trilogy of PlayStation 1 Tomb Raider games finally got some much-needed touch-ups with the release of the Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered compilation back in February 2024. This Tomb Raider collection got mostly positive reviews from both fans and critics alike. Despite some common complaints regarding dated controls and mechanics, the remastered trilogy managed to find an audience, with it currently boasting an 86% approval rating on Steam. This doesn't mean the release of the compilation was free of controversy, however, as fans noticed a couple of strange issues and omissions since the launch of the game. Fortunately, though, it seems like the latest «issue» with the Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered collection is about to be resolved.
As noted by Aspyr, the Lara Croft pinup posters that were suddenly taken out of Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered will be added back in the upcoming third patch for the collection. The company elaborated on this, stating that as part of the «several texture and graphical updates» it made to the HD version of the trilogy, it «inadvertently removed» the pinup posers from the game. This issue, however, has been fixed and «these textures will be restored in Patch 3.» Aspyr did not comment on when fans should expect the third patch for the game to release. Though, given the company released Update 2 for Tomb Raider 1-3 Remastered shortly after the compilation's launch, it probably shouldn't be too far away.
The suggestive posters in question were initially present in «Sleeping With The Fishes,» the fourth level in Tomb Raider 3. Despite being
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