So you guys want to see more of the legendary adventure-seeking heroine? Well, you're definitely in for a treat! News has it that previously unpublished materials from Tomb Raider: Anniversary, Tomb Raider Legend, and The Angel of Darkness are now available for your enjoyment. Find out more about Lara after the jump!

Lara Croft had dared to go where no man had gone before, and has now received the reward for her trouble: an anointing by the Guinness World Records Gamer's Edition. Exactly what honors has the famed book bestowed upon the Eidos Interactive's famous local and fabulously female British aristocrat?Find out after the jump.

The results are in...almost. The finalists for the Golden Joystick Game Of The Year, which has been around since 1982 and which has become one of the most prestigious gaming awards, have been announced. This year, the voting record has been broken, with over 400,000 gamers voting for the game of their choice since September. Now you get the chance to vote for the game of the year in the final stage of the Golden Joystick awards - which title will you crown best game of 2006? Here are the choices:

• Animal Crossing: Wild World
• Call of Duty 2
• The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
• Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Special Edition
• Half-Life 2
• Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Legend
• Mario Kart DS
• New Super Mario Bros.
• Pro Evolution Soccer 5
• Resident Evil 4

All voting can be done through the Golden Joystick's website and the awards ceremony will take place at the Park Lane Hilton, London in the Grand Ballroom on Friday, October 27. Get your votes in now!

The much-awaited release of Tomb Raider:Legend commences today, and fans of the series are probably already on their way to get it. If you are, hold on a second. Fry's Electronics are running a promotion as of 4pm today where you can buy Tomb Raider:Legend for the very low price of $19.99! This is the lowest price I have seen for such a large PSP title however it is not known how long the promotion over at Fry's will last for.

In comparison, the same game on Fry's electronics' Outpost website is up for $39.99 plus shipping. This is a true bargain and I would advise those that have a Fry's near them to get there dead on 4pm. You may notice that you can also buy NFL Head Coach for the PS2/Xbox for $29.99, although these promotional offers have 1 condition: one per title per customer - so don't be greedy!  This is an excellent offer for a game on it's release date. They only usually offer prices this good on old games.

After a successful outing on the Xbox 360 a few months ago, Tomb Raider: Legend is finally getting ready to grace the PSP's sexy screen. Under production at Crystal Dynamics and under the watchful eye of series creator Toby Gard, hopes were high for a smooth transition to Sony's miniature wonder, the first reviews are starting to trickle in, and here's what they're saying:

Pro-G: "I had expected the PSP game to look significantly different to the PlayStation 2 version, but the port has been handled incredibly well. Legend looked great on PlayStation 2, with large environments and a steady frame rate, so it wasn't going to be easy to bring that to the portable without making sacrifices. The biggest difference between the games can be seen in the frame rate. Legend tends to bog down a little on the PSP, which is a shame, as the environments generally look remarkably close to their PlayStation 2 counterparts." -8/10

Eurogamer.net: "The PSP version may not have the zip of the others, and you certainly wouldn't choose it over and above them, but Tomb Raider: Legend is a good game, and if you can put up with the initial awkwardness you'll find it was worth the wait."-7/10

Computer And Videogames: "While Legend's lack of light certainly doesn't make it unplayable, it does lessen the impact of its good looks somewhat, and more to the point, those of Lara herself. There are numerous sticking points in the game caused by simply not being able to see the way ahead, and unless you've played through the PS2 version you could spend ages scratching about in the gloom for ledges and switches."-7/10

Well there you've got it folks, the general consensus seems to be that it's a pretty good translation of the console experience, all the best parts are kept intact and there is some exclusive content, but a mixture of sometimes iffy controls, dark, murky graphics and a so, so framerate hamper the experience. It's probably worth picking up if you haven't got the console versions, otherwise you might want to skip this 'un.

Eidos has announced that Tomb Raider: Legend for the PSP will ship to retailers in North America on June 21st. The seventh title in the Tomb Raider series is finally making its debut on the PSP as we join Lara on new adventures across various exotic international locations. The PSP version has three unique multiplayer game modes including a racing mode, head-to-head treasure hunts, and extreme obstacle courses. Lara has a hefty arsenal at her disposal including magnetic grappling devices, frag grenades, and advanced communication equipment to guide her throughout her expeditions.

Lara Croft stars again in another tomb raiding escapade this time carrying the title Tomb Raider: Legends (wait, you probably already know that, hello?!). As usual, voluptuous Lara searches for lost artifacts while avoiding traps, answering puzzles, and banging up her enemies. Here is the first TV spot for this game for all those Lara fans out there who just can't get enough of her.

Download: [Tomb Raider: Legends First TV Spot]

Dubbed as the video vixen's own "Nipplegate" by Xboxic, Tomb Raider: Legend release date (April 11) was reportedly delayed by an offending group of pixels that looked like Lara's nipple. Although the nipple was virtually impossible to see under normal viewing, Xboxic did put up (blew up) the unmistakable proof. Eidos quickly came to her rescue and doused the raging controversy. "No, Tomb Raider is not delayed, That rumor is false. We are shipping on time for all platforms." How do they explain the racy Xboxic's x-rated shot? According to Eidos the European version (already on the market) of the game may show more of Lara's other assets; the stateside version does not. Is that good news or bad news?

IGN have posted a hands-on preview of Tomb Raider Legend for PSP. Tomb Raider Legend just came out in the UK for Xbox, PS2 and Xbox 360 and the US release is due out on the 11th. And those version have been receiving a lot of praise from fans and critics alike. The PSP version is due out later than all other versions, but from this hands on preview it looks like it is shaping up to be every bit as good as it's full size counterpart.

"the PSP version, which we recently played, does offer mini-games and neat additions the others don't. And I have to say, this version of Lara Croft is sexy. For a character that lost her charm long ago, it's nice to see Ms. Croft looking so realistic in design, so carefully crafted, and as a result, so sexy. This is the best looking version of Lara Croft you've ever seen."

After recently going gold, we've received some new Tomb Raider: Legend screens probably taken from the final PSP version. Shipping to stores on April 7th, Legend will include a bunch of cool devices like grappling hooks and frag grenades in order to master her way through various dungeons and other environments. The developers at Crystal Dynamics have worked diligently in order to make the game's controls feel as natural as possible, so hopefully we won't get shut out by the one analog stick setup again.