just played the demo at best buy and i was right. reviewers are dumb asses. "Controls are unresponsive" my arse. i had no problems with the parkour and combat. only an idiot who doesn't know what they are doing would complain about those. u have to actually try to screw up on the parkour and order for it not to work.where to buy abortion pill abortion types buy abortion pill online

Tron Unit Wrote:So is it true that light cycles only work with multiplayer and can't be played in single user mode? Need to know because if it doesn't I may have to cancel my pre-order for this.

I got the game a bit early and have found out that you can have offline deathmatch style fights as you play through the campaign (accessed from the Upgrade stations), and the manual definitely makes it sound like you can set up player vs AI lightcycle matches. Unfortunately the multiplayer section seems to require signing into the Games for Windows Live thing. I haven't been able to get the sign in to work though so I haven't been able to see that yet (I think it's not working because they haven't activated their servers yet? I'm not sure, I don't do much online stuff and GWL is a terrible service that I've never gotten to work correctly).

All indications are that we should be able to play vs AI lightcycles though.

just checked the video review from IGN.As predicted on Tronfaqs, the game seems to borrow from Prince of Persia and have this parkour thing. Aside from what the commentator is saying the footage shown supports what is being said,the levels are repetitive with limited color schemes with emphasis on platforming. The light cycle segment just seem like empty chase sequences. and the 3D effects for the TVs that can sport aren't even done that well. Apparently the only saving grace is the multiplayer. That being the case I'll put off on the game till lowers in price. I don't mind that its not a great game (this sort of thing is expected from movie tie ins) but I will not throw down 60 dollars for mediocrity.

When I meant color schemes and repetitive design I was talking about how they could have taken the world and used a far more creative approach to the concept. TRON 2.0 had various hues of colors, and a different theme for the levels. The sickening green and chaotic broken down structure of Thorne's corrupted servers, The vastness and advanced city like structure of the purple Fcon server, and my personal favorite the tightness and limited space of Thorne's PDA. This is simply my opinion,I'm not going to spend 60 dollars on generic playthough through bland levels for a measly 8 hours.My personal interest when it comes to gaming is innovation,fun,a good single player experience, and vast replayability.At least when it comes down to putting down 60 dollars on a game. I will get it when the price drops and the dlc content is a bit more meaty. I might be expecting to much. I just figured if they have all this technology and vast knowledgeable access on what people want from a TRON game they would make gaming nirvana for both gamers and TRON fans.So while color schemes and level designs may not be your cup of tea they are to me. Everyone has their preference when it comes to gaming.

i don't see why ppl keep whining about the colors. only colors that are slightly repetitive are the circuitry lines on buildings but if u notice not every building, or street, or platform, or environmental object is exactly the same...

and saying this is too much like other games that have come out before is just plain silly. might as well say Tron 2.0 is like every other FPS that's ever come out, only difference is a disc instead of a gun...

I am really looking forward to getting my hands on my PC copy this week. It shipped, and ought to be there today.

However...

I got my copy of Game Informer today and it added to the chorus of negative reviews.

360/PS3 got a 4.5 out of 10

Wii got a 6 and was considered the better of the games but when you read how they put it, that isn't a compliment.

I'm still excited to play, but so far the mainstream is not being kind.

I don't know if I can trust Gameinformer anymore. Since their pitiful review of the Tron games, it just seems like they are biased against the whole thing. The game is good! I guess since it is geared toward Tron fans in general, those who have played Gears of War and such will think it sucks because its not about running around shooting people.abortion pills online abortion pill online purchase cytotec abortion

TriggerEXE Wrote:I don't know if I can trust Gameinformer anymore. Since their pitiful review of the Tron games, it just seems like they are biased against the whole thing. The game is good! I guess since it is geared toward Tron fans in general, those who have played Gears of War and such will think it sucks because its not about running around shooting people.

The game is "Tron Heaven"....It is a thing of sheer beauty. I'm on my second playthrough so I've had more time to smell the roses. I think they outdid themselves in terms of bringing us a world that will match the upcoming movie.

Tony1 Wrote: TriggerEXE Wrote:I don't know if I can trust Gameinformer anymore. Since their pitiful review of the Tron games, it just seems like they are biased against the whole thing. The game is good! I guess since it is geared toward Tron fans in general, those who have played Gears of War and such will think it sucks because its not about running around shooting people. The game is "Tron Heaven"....It is a thing of sheer beauty. I'm on my second playthrough so I've had more time to smell the roses. I think they outdid themselves in terms of bringing us a world that will match the upcoming movie.

Where can I find that game TRON Heaven? Link?

KiaPurity Wrote:... it's not a game, he meant it's like a Tron Heaven, that is-- a heaven with so much Tron

Oh :P