Beaten, trapped and surrounded by enemies on all sides. It's time for Lara Croft to fight back, in this new trailer for Tomb Raider.

It seems like Lara Croft won't be appearing this year on our screens, as the highly anticpated reboot has been delayed until next year.

Tough, real and smart, Lara Croft returns as a more fully realized character in the 2012 reboot of the Tomb Raider franchise.

Lara Croft got too big for her own boots - so Crystal Dynamics rebooted her.

Lara Croft has been a sex symbol of the gaming industry ever since the first Tomb Raider was announced and this latest version of our female adventurer doesn't let us down.

But shame, let’s not spoil Sony and Square Enix’s fun! Let’s all act surprised just for a moment despite the fact that Amazon let the cat out of the bag a few weeks ago. Still, I would be failing in my duty as “Unofficial HD Re-release Guy” if I didn’t tell you about this. So this is me telling you …

You’ll remember a while back Crystal Dynamics, the developers behind the Tomb Raider reboot, came out and stated that they didn’t want the new Lara Croft to be thought off as a sex object. This is a valid point and something I fully support but I was a little worried they would mess around to much and take away the …

The younger, firmer Lara Croft you’ll play as in the new, grittier Tomb Raider from developers Crystal dynamics won’t be needlessly sexed up for the sake of pubescent boys, and that her sex appeal will come through her characterisation. “There is a different tone we are going for across the board, and Lara Croft as a sex object isn’t our …