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Tomb Raider For GameBoy






Tomb Raider for gameboy. I have put together a collection of maps to help you if you are lost.

Here is the key to thee various symbols and stuff:

MAP KEY

S# - switch      C# - save crystal
D# - door         C/B - hazard (chimney, falling boulder, etc.)
L# - ledge or ladder (only indicated for the type triggered by a switch)

- water    - toxic goo

- black-and-white door (retracts into ceiling)
- ladder (black = permanent, gray = extended with switch)
- ledges (black = permanent, gray = extended with switch)
     - monkey bars (black = permanent, gray = extended
     with switch, pink = electrified)
- trapdoor
- doorway (connecting doorways labeled with the same number)
- tunnel or concealed passage
- spikes
  m - underwater mine, land mine
- hazard (laser trap, pounding machine, etc.)
Pick-ups:  D - dynamite, M - large medipak, m - small medipak, A - ammunition (shotgun or rapid bullets), K - key
(other unique items indicated on maps and described in walkthrough)

NOTE: Switches are numbered to match their corresponding doors, ledges, etc., (e.g., Switch 1 opens Door 1, Switch 3 extends Ledge 3, etc.). All pick-ups are marked on the map. Enemies and some hazards are noted in the walkthrough but not on the maps.









Tomb Raider: The Nightmare Stone
for gameboy color

In the first Tomb Raider GBC game, Lara goes to South America in search of the legendary Nightmare Stone, reputed to be the magical prison an evil god. She explores ancient ruins; dodges enemies like scorpions, snakes, mummies and skeletons; solves puzzles involving keys, switches and pressure pads; avoids traps, including deadly spikes, crumbling floors and searing lava—in short, everything you'd expect from a Tomb Raider adventure. . . only smaller.

The game includes 14 levels (each with multiple maps) in five different areas—a temple, royal tombs, treasure chambers, caverns and a volcanic temple.
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Temple A

Temple B

Temple C

Royal Tombs A

Royal Tombs B

Royal Tombs C

Treasure Chambers A

Treasure Chambers B

Treasure Chambers C

Caverns A

Caverns B

Volcanic Temple A

Volcanic Temple B

Volcanic Temple C

*NOTE: The starred maps are larger than a standard 8½" x 11" sheet of paper. You can try printing the horizontal maps using landscape orientation. Or, download the two halves of the map separately, print both and tape them together.



Tomb Raider: Curse of the Sword
for gameboy color

In the sequel Lara must face a sinister New Orleans-based cult in order to learn the secrets of a mysterious sword and save her own soul from its curse. There are nine levels, each with multiple maps to explore. Includes the action and puzzle-solving TR fans love, plus a few new moves. Here are a few screenshots:
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Museum

Rooftops

Subway

Runaway Train

Docks

Jungle

Caves

*NOTE: The starred maps are larger than a standard 8½" x 11" sheet of paper. Unless your printer automatically scales images to fit the paper, be sure to print them using landscape (horizontal) orientation, or the edges will be cut off.



Tomb Raider: The Prophecy
for gameboy advance

Gameplay and graphics in Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Prophecy is somewhere between the GBC and PC/console games. Naturally, it includes some traditional Tomb-Raider elements, like running, climbing, jumping, puzzle solving, switch pulling and two-pistol combat. But unlike the previous, side-scrolling GBC adventures, this game has an overhead perspective that allows players to move Lara more freely in her environment. French game producer Ubi Soft (known for such titles as Rayman, Tonic Trouble and the Rainbow Six/Rogue Spear series) has done the coding. Core Design provided the heroine.

Prelude: PRLD

Swedish Levels

Level 1: GAZE
Level 2: MEDI
Level 3: HAXE
Level 4: PATH
Level 5: BONE
Level 6: TREE
Level 7: LINK (no map)

Cambodian Levels

Level 8: KURZ
Level 9: HELL
Level 10: WEFX (no map)
Level 11: MEMO
Level 12: HEAR
Level 13: FITZ
Level 14: ELRC (no map)
Level 15: CLIK
Level 16: MGSL (no map)

Italian Levels

Level 17: ROMA
Level 18: MONK
Level 19: AEON
Level 20: TIME
Level 21: OLIM (no map)
Level 22: LAND
Level 23: DART (no map)

Cult Fortress Levels

Level 24: HILL (no map)
Level 25: CHEX
Level 26: STLK
Level 27: MECH
Level 28: ARKD
Level 29: MUSH
Level 30: SPOK (no map)
Level 31: LITH (no map)

Credits: ARIA (no map)

I haven't made maps for some of the smaller levels. It's pretty obvious what to do, anyways...

Maps copyright © 2002 - Stellalune (e-mail stella@tombraiders.net). This walkthrough could not have been done without the use of VisualBoy Advance (http://vboy.emuhq.com). Feel free to copy, distribute and quote this walkthrough, but please include this credit line so people can send me their corrections, comments and suggestions. Also, if you'd like to offer this on your own web site, please read and follow the instructions here.