Lara Croft is coming to your pocket. Game publisher Eidos announced Friday that it developing a version of its hit "Tomb Raider" series of action games for handheld computers running on Microsoft's Pocket PC software. The first version, for iPaq handhelds, is set to go on sale in September. Details and a brief demo are available on Eidos' Web site.
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