Update 1.0.4 for Tomb Raider I-III Remastered (also referred to as Update 4) focuses on significant gameplay refinements, visual enhancements, and long-requested quality-of-life toggles. Key Gameplay Features Modern Controls Overhaul
In 2018, Square Enix, the current owner of the Tomb Raider franchise, announced the remastering of the first three games in the series. The remastered collection, titled Tomb Raider I-III Remastered, was released on January 23, 2020, for PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. The NSP (Nintendo Switch Package) version, specifically, was designed for the Nintendo Switch console, offering a portable and convenient way for gamers to experience the classic Tomb Raider games. Tomb Raider I-III Remastered -NSP--Update 1.0.4...
It has been nearly three decades since a polygonal Lara Croft first backflipped onto the gaming scene, but the iconic archaeologist has never felt more alive. With the release of Tomb Raider I-III Remastered, Aspyr and Crystal Dynamics have successfully bridged a generational gap—polishing the rough edges of the original Core Design classics while preserving the punishing, grid-based precision that made them legendary. Update 1
Sound Fixes: Resolved an issue where audio would mute instead of pause when opening the inventory. Game-Specific Bug Fixes The NSP (Nintendo Switch Package) version, specifically, was
He navigated to the library. There it was. The icon wasn't the shiny, high-res Lara Croft of modern marketing. It was the classic pose: the braid, the dual pistols, the slightly blocky confidence of the late 90s.
For those looking for the NSP file update, it is currently rolling out on standard update servers. Below is a breakdown of everything new in this version.
The Lost Artifact (TR3 expansion) crashed frequently when entering the “Highland Fling” level. 1.0.4 patches the memory leak, making all expansions fully completable.