Lara Croft holds a Guinness World Record as the "most recognized female video game character", and received a star on the Walk of Game in San Francisco. "Game Informer" commented that the character is well liked around the world, particularly in England. "Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine" described Croft as "one of today's premier videogame and movie heroes", and "Play" magazine described her as "3D gaming's first female superstar". Hartas called Croft one of the most famous game women, praising her independence. Karen Jones of "Official U.S. PlayStation Magazine" described the character as "one of the biggest stars on the PlayStation". In 1998, "PlayStation Magazine" commented that Lara Croft was one of the most memorable characters on the PlayStation console, and echoed a similar statement in 2004. "Time" magazine writer Chris Taylor called her "the foundation of one of the most successful franchises in video-game history." In June 2010, "Entertainment Weekly" named her one of the 100 greatest characters of the last 20 years. In 2011, "Empire" ranked her as the fifth-greatest video game character. In the same year, readers of "Guinness World Records Gamer's Edition" voted Lara Croft as the 7th-top video game character of all time. "Forbes" magazine routinely lists Lara Croft on its annual "Fictional 15" list of the richest fictional characters by net worth. "Polygon" staff ranked her as one of the best video game characters of the 2010s. Colin Campbell praised the character, stating that "she shows surprisingly vulnerable insights as she ponders her own life choices." Campbell also noted that while Croft "remains a stubbornly male creation" the character has "come a long way".