Having been confirmed for a next-gen release, the recently unveiled Rise of the Tomb Raider as now been listed for launch on both the Xbox 360 and PS3.
Although neither publisher Square Enix nor developer Crystal Dynamics have yet to officially confirmed plans to launch Rise of the Tomb Raider on the aging Sony and Microsoft consoles, retailer Amazon UK has listed the game as going cross-generational.
Rise of the Tomb Raider was unveiled at E3 2014 last week ahead of a late 2015 release on Xbox One, PS4 and PC.
Whereas the PS4 and Xbox One copies of Rise of the Tomb Raider are currently being listed under a £49.99 price tag, the game on older platforms will set wannabe owners back £54.99.
Square Enix has yet to comment on the latest leak, although last week hinted that the game would in fact be next-gen only.
“With the power of the new generation, and our proprietary Foundation engine, our high octant moments will be even more epic,” the company said in unveiling the game.
The game will act has a sequel to the 2013 released Tomb Raider reboot, with Camilla Luddington once again taking on the role of Lara Croft.
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