Variants
The first variant release adds Core’s logo to the front of the manual. No other changes.
“With Core Logo” Variant
The next variant adds in the Tomb Raider III demo and a yellow burst on the cover calling it out. The back insert calls it out as well. Disc art is the same.
Tomb Raider III Demo Version
The first Greatest Hits release for Fighting Force carries over the previous variant’s artwork with the usual GH additions.
Greatest Hits “Tomb Raider III” Demo version
The 2nd Greatest Hits release screws up the number of players (it now says 1 player) and the disc art reduces the amount of copyright text. You can spot this disc loose by the single word “Design” as the last line of the copyright text. It also adds more demos to the mix.The disc looks black, but if you tilt it to the light, the artwork appears more extremely dark gray.
3 Demos Variant Release
The final known Greatest Hits variant removes all the demo text, and the disc art looks to be a richer black. GH Is added but only to the manual because of course it is.
Plain Greatest Hits cover
Finally, it was released in the Eidos Collector’s Edition 3-Pack with Blood Omen and Soul Reaver.
Collector’s Edition Release
Misprints
- There are no known misprints.
