Design in 1997 to found their own studio, Confounding Factor. This prompted mixed feelings from remaining Core Design staff, who were already at work on the next title in the series. Speaking in 2004, Gard said he would have liked to produce a sequel, but noted that Lara had changed from his original concepts for her, leaving him unsure of how he would handle her. Gard would eventually return to the franchise with Tomb Raider: Legend. After the release of Legend, Crystal Dynamics created a remake of Tomb Raider using the Legend engine and continuity. Gard acted as one of the story designers, fleshing out both the main narrative and Lara's characterisation. The remake was co-developed by Crystal Dynamics and Buzz Monkey Software. Titled Tomb Raider: Anniversary, the game released worldwide in 2007 for PlayStation 2, Windows, PlayStation Portable, Xbox 360 and Wii. Fan interest in the game has continued since its original release. In 2016, developer Timur "XProger" Gagiev began work on OpenLara, an open source port of the original Tomb Raider engine. The further development of this project enabled Tomb Raider to be ported to many modern and legacy systems, such as the 3DO Interactive Multiplayer, the Xbox, iPhone, and the Nintendo 3DS. In January 2022, a version for the Game Boy Advance was released, which attracted attention from several media outlets. Notes References Further reading External links 1996 video games 3D platform games Android (operating system) games Atlantis in fiction Core Design games DOS games Eidos Interactive games IOS games N-Gage games Origins Award winners PlayStation (console) games PlayStation Network games Sega Saturn games Cancelled Nintendo 64 games Single-player video games Tomb Raider games Victor Interactive Software games Video games scored by Nathan McCree Video games featuring female protagonists Video games set in Atlantis Video games set in Egypt Video games set in Greece Video games set in Kolkata Video games set in Peru Video games set in Surrey Video games set in 1996 Video games with expansion packs Games commercially released with DOSBox World Video Game Hall of Fame Aspyr games Video games developed in the United Kingdom