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Exaggerating to explain the point: bro culture means putting picture of naked lara croft on the wall and then pretend last women changed the job cause she was too weak.

Perseverance requires strength, and survivor trilogy Lara Croft finds out how strong she is.

The soundblaster came with a demo of a Lara Croft game that used the then incredible spatial audio processing to great effect.

Can't wait to read the article about the mom who hacked Lara Croft to have a guy rather than a girl as heroine.

------------ People tell me Laura Croft was a good character in the recent game.

I built Croft a few weeks ago — very similar.

Clicking on the usernames of the pro-scientology comments surprisingly yields other generic positive comments on pro-scientology articles: adamcroft croft posted a comment in David Miscavige Leads Scientology to Milestone Year · 5 hours ago Nice pictures.

Jeff Croft wrote that being a web designer isn't enough to sustain a career.[1] Jeffrey Zeldman countered that argument with the notion that being an expert in the field is enough to sustain oneself, but only if you can expand on your knowledge with other skills.[2] Andrew Clarke then followed-up on both of those pieces.[3] It's an interesting time to be involved in tech, especially on the web.

The sort of foreign "actresses trying to be Lara Croft" sort of thing.

Lots of game characters are "bad ass" but exceedingly few are decent role models (Lara Croft is an awful person for damaging archaeological evidence and stealing other cultures relics).

Jeff Croft's comment hits the nail right on the head: "Do you think the aesthetic you guys have developed for your products makes this no-Photoshop workflow easier for you than it might for others?

I mean, when they start talking about the PS1 era their examples are WipeOut (the only "gendered" thing in the game is the announcer) Tomb Raider (Croft has somewhat absurd proportions but she's a far cry from the kind of exploitative stuff you see in the Dead or Alive games and whatnot) and Gran Turismo (masculine only by the technicality that it's about cars).

I've had many a debate about this, and I tend to come down on Jeff Croft's side.

Played my way through Lara Croft: Guardians of the light with it.

I've lived in Bristol all my life, and I work in Stokes Croft, one of the driving hubs behind the Bristol Pound.