| Aspect | NTSC-U ISO | PAL ISO | |--------|------------|---------| | Region Code (PS3) | BLUS31162 | BLES01769 | | Region Code (X360) | 0x00FF00FF | 0x00FFFFFF | | Languages | En, Fr, Es | En, Fr, De, Es, It, Pl, Ru | | Default SD Video | 60Hz | 50Hz | | DLC Store Region | US PSN / XBL | EU PSN / XBL | | Emulation Priority | High (RPCS3/Xenia) | Medium (larger, more languages) | | ISO Size (PS3) | ~6.5 GB | ~7.2 GB |
Looking at the raw data of the ISO, Tomb Raider (2013) represents the bridge between the linear set-pieces of the 2000s and the "open-zone" design of the 2010s. It utilized the Crystal Engine to deliver TressFX (hair physics) which, while computationally expensive and glitchy in the ISO format, signaled an obsession with hyper-realism. It was a statement: We are making this character human, down to every strand of hair. Tomb Raider 2013 -PAL--NTSC-U--ISO-
Designed for North American consoles. It historically supports a 60Hz refresh rate, which translates to smoother motion in older display technologies. PAL (Europe/Australia): | Aspect | NTSC-U ISO | PAL ISO
The 2013 reboot follows the origin story of a young, inexperienced Lara Croft . The Premise Designed for North American consoles
The 2013 title introduced technology (on PC), which was the first real-time hair physics system in a video game. This level of detail made the ISO files for this specific game larger and more complex than previous entries in the series, reflecting the jump in graphical fidelity.
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Players gather salvage to upgrade Lara’s gear, including her iconic climbing axe and bow, and earn experience to unlock skills across Survivor, Hunter, and Brawler trees. Completing the main story takes approximately 11.5 hours