History Trivia / TombRaiderIII

** All Hallows might've been another level in the London section with the Cathedral Key being required to unlock a door to the next level (the key itself is only used as a secret in the final version of the game). The filename of All Hallows is called STPAUL.tr2, which would indicate that the level would be based on Saint Paul's Cathedral. It would also make sense that the next level would have taken place there since Lara jumps down the shaft of the bell tower at the end of Thames Wharf, but the final version of the game has her falling down a shaft leading to the decommissioned Aldwych subway tubes.

** In the cutscene where Dr. Willard uses the artifacts to unlock the meteorite crater, there was supposed to be beams of light coming from each artifact and hitting the center, creating a pillar of light as the meteorite rises from the crater. The effects aren't shown in the game and the meteorite just lifelessly rises into the air. The remastered version would put the effects back in.

* NoPortForYou: Like with the first two games, the expansion pack was only released for PC and Mac. Even with the main game re released on Steam, the expansion pack did not come along.

** The fight against Dr. Willard's mutated form was going to have a boss theme playing, but due to time constraints, it was cut out. It got repurposed in ''VideoGame/TombRaiderTheLastRevalation'' in a different form and the 2024 remaster would add it back in.

** As shown in the behind-the-scenes featurette on one of the UsefulNotes/PlayStation Underground discs, Lara was supposed to have a knife in this game but it never came to fruition.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: [[WhatCouldHaveBeen/TombRaider Shares a page]].

* WhatCouldHaveBeen:
** All Hallows might've been another level in the London section with the Cathedral Key being required to unlock a door to the next level (the key itself is only used as a secret in the final version of the game). The filename of All Hallows is called STPAUL.tr2, which would indicate that the level would be based on Saint Paul's Cathedral. It would also make sense that the next level would have taken place there since Lara jumps down the shaft of the bell tower at the end of Thames Wharf, but the final version of the game has her falling down a shaft leading to the decommissioned Aldwych subway tubes.
** As shown in the behind-the-scenes featurette on one of the UsefulNotes/PlayStation Underground discs, Lara was supposed to have a knife in this game but it never came to fruition.
** The second level, Temple Ruins, was originally named Temple of Shiva. Since no-one was that willing to desecrate an actual temple, the name was dropped.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: All Hallows might've been another level in the London section with the Cathedral Key being required to unlock a door to the next level (the key itself is only used as a secret in the final version of the game). The filename of All Hallows is called STPAUL.tr2, which would indicate that the level would be based on Saint Paul's Cathedral. It would also make sense that the next level would have taken place there since Lara jumps down the shaft of the bell tower at the end of Thames Wharf, but the final version of the game has her falling down a shaft leading to the decommissioned Aldwych subway tubes.

** As shown in the behind-the-scenes featurette on one of the PlayStation Underground discs, Lara was supposed to have a knife in this game but it never came to fruition.

** As shown in the behind-the-scenes featurette on one of the Playstation Underground discs, Lara was supposed to have a knife in this game but it never came to fruition.

* CreatorBacklash: No members of the original team responsible for first game were involved. They outright threatened to quit, being simply tired with making yet ''another'' Tomb Raider in as many years. Core had to assemble a team from a scratch to satisfy Eidos' demand for another game. Some of the people involved in [=TR2=] returned in this new crew, but they were not present during making of original and at best did secondary programming for previous game.

* CreatorBacklash: No members of the original team responsible for first game were involved. They outright threatened to quit, being simply tired with making yet ''another'' ''Franchise/TombRaider'' in as many years. Core had to assemble a team from a scratch to satisfy Eidos' demand for another game. Some of the people involved in [=TR2=] returned in this new crew, but they were not present during making of original and at best did secondary programming for previous game.

* CreatorBacklash: No members of the original team responsible for first game were involved. They outright threatened to quit, being simply tired with making yet ''another'' Tomb Raider in as many years. Core had to assemble a team from a scratch to satisfy Eidos' demand for another game. Some of the people involved in [=TR2=] returned in this new crew, but they were not present during making of original and at best did secondary programming for previous game.

* CreatorBacklash: No members of the original team responsible for first or second game were involved. They outright threatened to quit, being simply tired with making yet ''another'' Tomb Raider in as many years. Core had to assemble a team from a scratch to satisfy Eidos' demand for another game.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: All Hallows might've been another level in the London section with the Cathedral Key being required to unlock a door to the next level (the key itself is only used as a secret in the final version of the game). The filename of All Hallows is called STPAUL.tr2, which would indicate that the level would be based on Saint Paul's Cathedral. It would also make sense that the next level would have taken place there since Lara jumps down the shaft of the bell tower at the end of Thames Wharf, but the final version of the game has her falling down a shaft leading to the decommissioned Aldwych subway tubes.

* CreatorBacklash: No members of the original team responsible for first or second game were involved. They've outright threatened to quit, being simply tired with making yet ''another'' Tomb Raider third year in a row. Core had to assemble a team from a scratch to satisfy Eidos' demand for another game.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: All Hallows might've been another level in the London section with the Cathedral Key being required to unlock a door to the next level (the key itself is only used as a secret in the final version of the game). The filename of All Hallows is called STPAUL.tr2, which would indicate that the level would be based on Saint Paul's Cathedral. It would also make sense that the next level would have taken place there since Lara jumps down the shaft of the belltower at the end of Thames Wharf, but the final version of the game has her falling down a shaft leading to the decommissioned Aldwych subway tubes.

* CreatorBacklash: No members of the original team responsible for first or second game were involved. They've outright threatened to quit, being simply tired with making yet ''another'' Tomb Raider third year in a row. Core had to assemble a team from a scratch to satisfy Eidos' demand for another game.

* CreatorBacklash: No members of the original team responsible for first or second game were involved. They've outright threatened to quit, being simply tired with making yet ''another'' Tomb Raider third years in a row. Core had to assemble a team from a scratch to satisfy Eidos' demand for another game.

* CreatorBacklash: No member of the original team responsible for first or second game were involved. They've outright threatened to quit, being simply tired with making yet ''another'' Tomb Raider third years in a row. Core had to assemble a team from a scratch to satisfy Eidos' demand for another game.