interview:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoGLlFm4A1w


more info on the Wii version(description and pics of Disc battles and light tanks!!)

http://www.zehx.com/blog/game-news/tron-evolution-battle-grids-pax-2010-hands-on-tron-evolution-battle-grids.html

Really starting to look forward to the games now. That interview was really awesome.

Thank you, Program CaptainCR. That was a great interview.

As a game design student, my class often talks about movie tie-in games and what usually makes them average or just plain bad is, timing. Usually when a game is doomed to be a movie tie-in the game production time is cut to roughly 6-8 months. When he said that they have been work on this game for nearly two years, I about hit the floor.

I believe that if any game can break the "movie tie-in" curse it will be TRON: Evolution. I have so much faith in this game I am buying two versions, The PS3 and PSP version.

CaptainCR Wrote:and the nest movie game i've played so far is X-Men Origins Wolverine

idk I thought goldeneye had a pretty good movie tie-in, too.

CaptainCR Wrote: GameKraze Wrote:Thank you, Program CaptainCR. That was a great interview. As a game design student, my class often talks about movie tie-in games and what usually makes them average or just plain bad is, timing. Usually when a game is doomed to be a movie tie-in the game production time is cut to roughly 6-8 months. When he said that they have been work on this game for nearly two years, I about hit the floor. I believe that if any game can break the "movie tie-in" curse it will be TRON: Evolution. I have so much faith in this game I am buying two versions, The PS3 and PSP version. IMO there have always been movie games that don't suck. normally disney games don't sucks but for me they are just hard. and the nest movie game i've played so far is X-Men Origins Wolverine

I agree with you, there are movie games that don't suck and I agree again with you X-Men Origins: Wolverine was a really good game.

But what I was getting at was timing can be a gaint factor in these "movie" games. Most companies want to rush movie games, so naturally if you have less time to make one, the more of a chance it's going to suck. But with Tron: Evolution, you have a close relationship with the game developers and the film makers, two years in the making, and a studio hellbent on breaking the movie tie-in curse. I think Tron: Evolution has a great chance of being a really good and fun game.

CaptainCR Wrote: GameKraze Wrote: CaptainCR Wrote: GameKraze Wrote:Thank you, Program CaptainCR. That was a great interview. As a game design student, my class often talks about movie tie-in games and what usually makes them average or just plain bad is, timing. Usually when a game is doomed to be a movie tie-in the game production time is cut to roughly 6-8 months. When he said that they have been work on this game for nearly two years, I about hit the floor. I believe that if any game can break the "movie tie-in" curse it will be TRON: Evolution. I have so much faith in this game I am buying two versions, The PS3 and PSP version. IMO there have always been movie games that don't suck. normally disney games don't sucks but for me they are just hard. and the nest movie game i've played so far is X-Men Origins Wolverine I agree with you, there are movie games that don't suck and I agree again with you X-Men Origins: Wolverine was a really good game. But what I was getting at was timing can be a gaint factor in these "movie" games. Most companies want to rush movie games, so naturally if you have less time to make one, the more of a chance it's going to suck. But with Tron: Evolution, you have a close relationship with the game developers and the film makers, two years in the making, and a studio hellbent on breaking the movie tie-in curse. I think Tron: Evolution has a great chance of being a really good and fun game. agreed. what's crazy is for me i'm a huge comic book geek and I love Spider-Man and even though i am impatiently waiting for my copy of the new game(which just came out today) to arrive in the mail, idk why but i'm more Excited for Tron Evolution. I'm more excited for all the merchandise and stuff related to the new movie than I have been for anything else i've been interested in in my life so far.

I, myself am a gamer. And i find myself check for updates on Tron: Evolution more than any other game I want right now. And I think I know why. It's because we pretty know our favorite stuff is going to be great. With TRON, it hasn't been out in a long time so you get that giddy feeling when TRON is mentioned. That knowing that its coming back.

Well, well, well. Take a look at this.



Up until now, there was no Games for Windows logo on the PC version box. I always knew that if Disney was going to partner with anybody, it would likely be Microsoft.

There's no Live logo, though. Makes me wonder how they're planing to implement Multplayer and how they're going to handle any DLC. They really should use Steamworks and put it on Steam, but I bet they won't.

looks like I'll just be getting it for my PS3 and Wii. only computer i have that can run games is my Mac