You do have full control of a sturdy all-terrain motorbike in Southern Mexico and Jan Mayen Island. Vehicles: Lara's speedboat serves as a base of operations in the Mediterranean and Thailand levels, but you can't actually drive it.In the Nintendo Wii game, Lara also has a handy multi-tool, which has many useful functions-from a compressed air nozzle for cleaning dusty surfaces, to an acetylene torch for cutting thorough metal, to a handy pair of pliers.New moves: Chimney jump, rappel with grapple, expanded range of gymnastic/climbing moves and melee attacks, optional adrenaline headshot (no more bosses requiring adrenaline moves), ability to shoot one-handed while climbing.While it doesn't quite level mountains, as the legend suggests, it's almost that powerful. New weapons: Spear gun for use underwater, tranquilizer gun, sticky grenades and Thor's fabulous hammer, Mjolnir.These are covered in detail on the Underworld Controls and Gameplay Tips page. What's New Since Legend/Anniversary: The weapons, health and inventory systems are a little different from past games. There's even some unfinished business from the games' early days. Lara's friends and helpers, Zip, Alister and Winston, return as well. Lara's old rivalry with Amanda Evert, left unresolved at the end of Legend, figures prominently in the Underworld plot. The Hindu Bhogavati, the Mayan Xibalba, the Norse Niflheim, Valhalla and Helheim all have real-world counterparts, and Lara must brave the hazards of each location so that she might find the hammer and, ultimately, the truth. As the travels the globe seeking clues to the hammer's location, Lara discovers connections between the underworld myths of various cultures.
In order to enter that realm she must obtain a powerful artifact: the thunder god Thor's hammer, Mjolnir. Spoiler-free Synopsis: Early on, Lara realizes that her mother was not transported to Avalon after all, but to the Norse underworld, Helheim. Separate versions for mobile, 3D mobile and Nintendo DS.
Later: PlayStation 2, Mac OS X, Windows browser-based version, Xbox One (via backward compatibility). Platforms: Windows, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii.
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