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Future renames GamesRadar for Lara launch, gets in muddle over review scores

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GamesRadar's been renamed TombRadar for today as a marketing thing to celebrate the release of Tomb Raider: Underworld.

“Tomb Raider: Underworld is a great game, well worth the 9/10 scores it is picking up across gaming websites and magazines," said James Binns, Future's publishing director.

"Getting the message out there on launch day is essential in the games market and this takeover gives Eidos unprecedented cut through.”

The game, however, appears to have only received two 9s, one at "ConsoleMonster" and one at Future's PC Gamer, as seen there on TombRadar.com.

It has a MetaCritic average of 78 percent.

Just saying.

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