Wii Tomb Raider Anniversery Locked Door

Now it unlocked very strange.

Wii tomb raider anniversery locked door.

That said you still have to aim the remote and synch it up with the on screen locked on target if you want to do any damage. Then return to the right counterweight when facing the door the hall which had two wolves. From there proceed and jump on the wooden pole to unlock the left lock. Follow the passageway to another door that leads out into the garden.

This was kind of odd last time i tried that door i couldn t unlock it. Or if you re playing on the wii do not hold target lock and instead just move the camera c remote until you can sight on the wolves. Basement trophy room wii edition only. Go up the path and as you reach the top of the room you were before three bats attacks you.

First go to the wall opposite the switch and press interact to examine the carved panel. Mountain caves follow the level to the end and open the great door after the hallway with the arrow traps. In the wii version this is a two part puzzle. Go to the side of the cave opposite the long slope drop down into the shallow pit and use the switch to open the nearby door.

Press and hold the target lock button if necessary to maintain a lock on each wolf while firing as shown in this screenshot. Exterminate them and jump to the other platform. In the nintendo wii game there s a side passage leading off from the corridor connecting the main hall and the garden. Jump back to the platform and shoot the target to open a secret door by the foot of the staircase.

Go down the stairs to the floor. Right s door lock like the left one you ll arrive on a room with a pool in the middle. Jump and cling onto it and it ll move down to reveal a target. But your answer was right glad you mentioned it.

At the bottom turn right and go through the door in the corner up the short flight of stone steps. Early on in the croft manor tutorial level there s a door you have to open by jumping onto a painting pulling it down and then firing at a target hidden behind the painting before it slides back to its original spot.