There is no denying that the graphical and technical face lift of Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition shows improvement over the old generation version of the game. More surprising is the fact that some scenes have been censored, among which the passage where Lara finds herself literally bathing in a pool of blood. It seems that the amount of blood has been toned down overall, which is odd considering that you still encounter corpses whose limbs have been cut off, and Lara still savagely stealth kills her enemies. The game is still 18+ so we can wonder why such a decision was made, why the team behind the port didn't respect the artistic direction of the original game. It's not that it makes a huge difference in the end, but it could come as a surprise for those who completed the game last year and would be willing to try this not so definitive after all edition.
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Now unless it 's some kind of bug, it concerns only some versions of the game (European one only?).
Edit - Just a note because I noticed this, having an alternate costume will affect how some story specific maps (non dynamic) display on her.. you need to leave on the default outfit for some maps like bruises and cuts and blood from falling into that pool to display.
Now unless it 's some kind of bug, it concerns only some versions of the game (European one only?).
But here in the United States we censor boobs like it's a menace...I hate censorship.
Check out what they did to SoF2:
http://www.schnittberichte.com/schnittbericht.php?...
It's either that, or it's the 'improved' Aussie version.