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We Are (Not) Alone ✨

My cover for an upcoming Evangelion book edited by the french publisher Pix n Love. Pre-Order available HERE.

🖼 Prints also available on my PRINTSHOP for a limited time!

Thank you so much!

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Only by chance i checked my pixnlove re2 limited edition pc order status today,to find it was shipped on the 15th February (i got no despatch e-mail about it and my tracking number on my order page does not work 😡)

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Unfortunately for many fans of the series, the sixth game of Lara Croft's adventures will never have a sequel. The Nephilims' story, Lara's return to life, Kurtis Trent's presumed death... All these questions, and more, will never be answered. That's why Tomb Raider: The Lost Dominion, for that's its name, was never much more than a matter of discussion at Core Design studio. First information to consider about this "sequel" is that it's not written by Murti Schofield. The scriptwriter confirms he'd never time to write it. While he made progres with Germany, he never get to develop what he had planned for Cappadocia. (...) There's a script of Core Design named "TR VIII: The Lost Dominion." Who wrote it? It was Richard Morton. On 1st April 2003, before Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness is finished (...) Eidos asks Core Design to work of a sequel. Richard retakes Murti's idea of an adventure placed in the Turkish Cappadocia. Since 2003 this script has been hidden at his home, waiting for a good moment to reveal it. The moment is now (...)

from L’Histoire de Tomb Raider, by Alexandre Serel

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(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9MkUIDtHWk)

resident evil 2 limited edition pix’n love trailer (can be shipped to europe and usa)

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Three games were thought as sequels of Lara Croft's sixth adventure, two of which were [Kurtis Trent] spin-offs. During a long time it was told that Core Design worked hard on Lara Croft's renovation, without this big amount of work having chance to be revealed. Indeed, that was the case. (...) Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness was the first episode of a trilogy. The Lost Dominion, the second one, ended with a cliffhanger: Kurtis possessed by Karel's spirit. It was needed, then, to close this saga with a third and last episode. But this time there's no mistery behind it: this was never writen, and absolutely nothing had been thought yet for this third game.

from L’Histoire de Tomb Raider, by Alexandre Serel

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The developers were raged at the fact Eidos didn't allow them to, at least, finish the cutscenes and improve certain aspects of this videogame (...) Two years and four months, without counting the first failed version, would have been needed to produce Tomb Raider: The Angel of Darkness.

from L’Histoire de Tomb Raider, by Alexandre Serel

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What to say about this cancelled project [Tomb Raider: The Lost Dominion]? A radical change compared with The Angel of Darkness. The phases with useless researches and neverending dialogues were over. Over, also, the urban ambients like Paris or Prague. Bye to the sneaking sequences which, apart from weighing the gameplay, weren't uself apart from evoking a Metal Gear Solid. As if all the bad decisions taken for The Angel of Darkness were definitely put aside. Core Design wanted to renovate what made Lara Croft sucessful: tomb explorations. But better that judging The Lost Dominion is to leave everyone to make their own conclusions. A good Tomb Raider? A bad one? Unfortunately, we will never know. A final revelation by Richard Morton: for incredible it might seem, it exists also an alternative version of Tomb Raider: The Lost Dominion. Its name: Tomb Raider: Castle Kriegler.

from L’Histoire de Tomb Raider, by Alexandre Serel

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Adrian Smith asks Murti [Schofield] for new ideas. The scriptwriter, then, has a revelation: to include a secondary playable character apart from Lara Croft, to be exploited, for example, in spin-offs. It's gonna be a man. (...) What about the man imagined by Murti? He's well present in the story: his name is Kurtis Trent. He belongs to an ancient and mysterious order, the Lux Veritatis (...) He has inmense telekinetic powers (...) But, if in the final version (...) Kurtis is left for dead, this was never planned in the original version. The game had to continue in Germany, in the border between Germany and Czech Republic, at the famous castle Kriegler.

from L’Histoire de Tomb Raider by Alexandre Serel.