Tomb Raider sold 3.4 million copies: “Despite the high critical acclaim, failed to meet each target”
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It’s not been a great day for Square Enix stockholders, doubly so if they live in the ridiculously cold north of England. First they learn that the company will be making an “extraordinary loss" this financial year as a result of a costly internal restructuring, they then learn that the company’s president of 13 years, Yoichi Wada will be stepping down (though, they may not be entirely torn up about that considering his role in the first piece of bad news), and now, on top of all that came before, they’ve learned that Tomb Raider grossly missed Square Enix’s sales expectations.
It's Friday night and the party's just getting started, assuming you party in the fiscally aware manner, partaking in deal hunting at the end of each week instead of going out for body shots.
It's not just Vigil who have been doing their duty to PC gamers this month by 
With four days till it hits the stores, the pressure has got to the developers over at United Front Games who have released the Sleeping Dogs launch trailer in an effort to calm their nerves.
If PC gaming had a corporation behind it - because, let’s face it: Microsoft aren’t - its rubbish top-of-the-box slogan would be ‘Better on PC’. But we don’t; instead we just know, all of us, that things are better here.
Normally when there’s a Team Fortress 2 promotional tie in, it’s just a few hats. If you’re lucky you might get an extra gun or two, but for the most part it’s just more hats for you to carefully place in your dedicated Hatdrobe, sorted by size, prestige and dashingness. Square Enix, publishers of Sleeping Dogs, have gone a step further to 
Whether they be drenched in wubwubs, besotted with Inception-esque brawngs, edited together by an ADHD lab-chimp or just grossly misrepresentative of the final product, everybody loves a good old-fashioned videogame trailer. I've gone ahead and pulled together the biggest PC game trailers of E3 and laid them all side by side, to save you wandering all over the internet and potentially getting hurt. Some of them are brilliant.
