Tomb Raider Remastered will return very soon to allow more experienced players (so to speak) to take a dive into the past, and younger players to discover a trilogy of iconic video games, to say the least.\r\nObviously this collection is mainly intended for nostalgics which, after Shadow of the Tomb Raider (which you can find on Amazon) will soon be able to relive three timeless classics.\r\nAnd if trophy hunters have bad news due to the lack of the coveted platinum in the collection, for those who are passionate about photos, however, there is great news.\r\nThrough the Xbox Wire, the presence of the photo mode has been made official, a mode that is always much loved within modern video games which will also arrive in Tomb Raider Remastered.\r \nWhat’s interesting is that the photo mode that will be included in the collection has many features, often even superior to those found within other, much more modern games.\r\nYou can select various outfits for Lara, as well as all the weapons to equip and a series of poses to create the perfect shot and the definitive postcard of the PlayStation era.\r\nSo you can take photos of Lara in all the most evocative scenarios of the three chapters of Tomb Raider, with an interface created ad hoc but which is still comparable to the retro style of the game menus.\r\nIn this way, long-time players will be able to create their perfect trip down memory lane, also thanks to the photos that can be taken out among many years when, who knows, we will have another celebratory Tomb Raider package.\r\nIf nothing else, Tomb Raider Remastered seems really well done, as demonstrated by the recent video comparison between the two incarnations of Lara Croft’s adventure.\r\nWe’ll see from the 14th February if this collection is up to par. And if that’s not enough for you, Nvidia will take care of making them truly next-gen, with a special update dedicated to both titles.