A versão de Legend para PSP é cheia de surpresas, não é mesmo?
Além das Tomb Trials, suporte para dois jogadores, trajes adicionais, galerias de arte bônus e opção para escolha de fundos, também existem duas composições musicais completamente exclusivas. Se você conferiu os vídeos do modo Treasure Hunt, talvez sinta uma certa familiaridade com as faixas acima, usadas nas fases Bolivia e Croft Manor.
Como um todo, é seguro dizer que o conteúdo exclusivo da versão PSP é pouco difundido — e até mesmo desconhecido por muitos fãs —, mas a combinação entre fanatismo e TOC não permitiria que eu simplesmente abandonasse a ideia de catalogar o máximo possível. Dez anos após o lançamento, o blog Raider Daze é um dos poucos (e possivelmente único) locais a apresentar e destacar este conteúdo. Sinceramente, espero que seja de agrado dos visitantes.
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The PSP version of Legend is full of surprises, isn't it?
Besides Tomb Trials, two-player game modes, additional outfits, bonus art galleries and optional background screens for the main menu, the game also has two exclusive soundtrack pieces. If you have watched the Treasure Hunt videos, you might feel a certain familiarity with the tracks above, which play during the Bolivia and Croft Manor levels.
As a whole, it's safe to say that the exclusive PSP content isn't widespread — and it's even unknown to many fans —, but due to a combination of fanaticism and OCD I couldn't drop the idea of cataloguing as much as possible. Ten years after the game was released, Raider Daze is one of the few (and possibly only) places to showcase this content. I honestly hope it's of interest to you.
Besides Tomb Trials, two-player game modes, additional outfits, bonus art galleries and optional background screens for the main menu, the game also has two exclusive soundtrack pieces. If you have watched the Treasure Hunt videos, you might feel a certain familiarity with the tracks above, which play during the Bolivia and Croft Manor levels.
As a whole, it's safe to say that the exclusive PSP content isn't widespread — and it's even unknown to many fans —, but due to a combination of fanaticism and OCD I couldn't drop the idea of cataloguing as much as possible. Ten years after the game was released, Raider Daze is one of the few (and possibly only) places to showcase this content. I honestly hope it's of interest to you.