I've been reading comments and reviews on this game at work all day. So far they are lukewarm at best. Tron 2.0 can't even be compared to this game. Tron Evolution seems like it will be just the same movie->game garbage that we've seen a million times before. Too bad. I may have to acquire this game by some other means then. A shame. But, I am not surprised in the least.on line abortion pill misoprostol dose abortion medical abortion pill online

Tron Unit Wrote:I'm on level 6 "Maintenance Level" and I am completely frustrated with running up the walls and jumping like Spider-Man. I just cannot get this game control at all. It's so incredibly frustrating. This is not Tron, it's Spider-Man meets The Matrix. I am so disappointed.

More like Prince of Persia meets the Matrix. I haven't had much trouble with the platforming, though, honestly.

I enjoy the game quite a bit, but I do definitely recognize its failings.

jimboonie Wrote:I may have to acquire this game by some other means then. A shame. But, I am not surprised in the least.

I really hope this does not refer to an intention to pirate the game. If we are fans of Tron and we want more Tron to be produced, we simply must show them that by opening our pocket books.

These games and opening weekend for the movie are the critical times for this franchise. If even people who are big enough fans to frequent web sites devoted to Tron won't do their part to make it profitable, then there aren't going to be any other games, or movies or tv shows. They won't have the chance to make a game more to your liking because they will not see any reason to make any more.

I am sorry if I am misunderstanding your statement, and no undue offense is meant. Hopefully you just meant borrowing or renting the game. I'm just very aware of how thin of ice Tron is on, and how critical this next few weeks is to its future.

Sad more people aren't liking the game. Maybe I just have different expectations for games based on movies. To me, this is one of the best I've played. Especially when compared to games like Iron Man 2. Bleargh, what a wreck that was.

It is a bit repetitive, but that's how a lot of games are. I think there's a lot of fun to be had in that sort of game. Now, it's not for everyone. But I enjoy this kind of game from time to time. Games like Mass Effect are what I'd hold up as an ideal sort of video game, and T:E definitely doesn't approach those heights... but I never expected it would.

The reality is games that aren't based on existing properties take years and years of development and can cost as much as a movie to make. They are expected to sell tons and tons of units. Licensed games will never be that. It's not Tron 2.0. It never was going to be. So rather than talk about what it isn't, I think it's best to look at what it is.

Now, if someone doesn't like that... well, more power to them. But I think it's a lot of fun and the developers are to be commended for making this good in such a small amount of time.
If anyone wants to experience a truly terrible licensed game, play The Golden Compass... or look at some of the YouTube videos of Doctor Who Wii game. Yikes!j

My hope is that if T:E does well then they might develop a game independent of the movie series at some point.

cirlin Wrote: jimboonie Wrote:I may have to acquire this game by some other means then. A shame. But, I am not surprised in the least. I really hope this does not refer to an intention to pirate the game. If we are fans of Tron and we want more Tron to be produced, we simply must show them that by opening our pocket books. These games and opening weekend for the movie are the critical times for this franchise. If even people who are big enough fans to frequent web sites devoted to Tron won't do their part to make it profitable, then there aren't going to be any other games, or movies or tv shows. They won't have the chance to make a game more to your liking because they will not see any reason to make any more. I am sorry if I am misunderstanding your statement, and no undue offense is meant. Hopefully you just meant borrowing or renting the game. I'm just very aware of how thin of ice Tron is on, and how critical this next few weeks is to its future.

I do agree with you on stealing. You are very wrong in thinking they make these games for the fans...that truly is laughable! As for the movies thats something very different. There was a game and money was spent. Fans even said they wouldn't mind spending more money for an expansion. Well everyone got stonewalled! Still the fans stayed with no support except for a hand full that brought us what they could, which I'm grateful!

Not once did I hear Disney or anyone involved in this new game ask the "fans" what they would like to see...no I know they don't make these games for the fans. Also when you make garbage most people won't buy it. Only die hards will buy it.

You know I was lucky and happened to win my copy of EVO but MAN I would have been pretty pissed if I was a teen and didn't know how movies made into game didn't work or for that fact how Disney works and spend 60 buck on garbage.

Even though I do not condone stealing, I will not surprise me one bit if people pirate this game and I'm sure will will not hurt there sales in the least. Can you tell I'm still mad from 2.0
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Hey guys, been a longtime lurker and after seeing a lot of the response in this thread, felt that it was time to register up and post. I've been anticipating the game pretty eagerly since day one of the hype machine began and I have to say, after reading a lot of the reviews that started trickling out last week and some of the response to the game, I was actually on the fence about picking it up yesterday.

In the midst of Christmas shopping last night, I figured why not and ended up picking it up and giving it a chance last night... and I'm unbelievably glad that I did.

Yes, the concerns about the platforming control and the wonky camera are extremely valid and there are instances of jumping from one platform to a hanging ledge that you'll end up having to perform a good dozen times before finally getting it. But honestly, it reminds me quite a bit of the old school NES days, after plunging Mario to his certain doom a good twenty times, once you figure out the trick and exact timing, you'll be completing the move in your sleep.

Honestly, to me after ending up hooked last night and playing for several hours in a row, the big draw to the game is the multiplayer. Man was I having fun in the Deathmatch free for all, figuring out strategy to derez folks and still sneak away to power up my life and not allowing them to do so. The multiplayer is really the big draw here, I'm not going to lie. And while the single player campaign has (so far) provided a good foundation on the backstory leading into the film, my real motivation for playing through the single player missions is to level up my multiplayer character.

And above all that... the game is SO slick. It looks beautiful. Yes, it's repetitious which I hear a lot of the complaints mentioning unanimously, but at the same time - it's repeating something that it does fairly well. The character animation isn't quite there in the cutscenes but again - that's not the real draw to the game. The cutscenes in the first Mass Effect were pretty wooden too, but as long as you're having fun in the game and the story, who cares if the faces look a little flat?

Anyway, sad to hear a lot of the negativity now that I've played it for myself (and will most likely be playing pretty frequently over the next few weeks and months).

Also, I'd suggest not basing your opinions of the game off of the in-store demo. I actually gave the Best Buy XBox demo a spin on Monday before the game's release and the controls were even worse and the response time was extremely lagged. It definitely felt like the demo might have been a work in progress (and the graphics seemed aliased and jaggy compared to the final version of the game).

Anyone else pick up the Best Buy version and your DLC code isn't working? I've emailed Propaganda to see what's going on, sounds like I'm not the only one...

I don't know how you guys sleep at night.
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Hi all! I guess I must have registered about the time of Tron 2.0 and haven't been around much since then. Well, even with the less than stellar feedback from people who have played the game, I just HAD to have it myself!

I actually really liked Tron 2.0. I don't consider myself a "die-hard fan", but a fan of Tron none the less. Anyhow, got my copy for PC last night (12-7-2010) from Direct2Drive.

Was late when the download finished, so haven't played much yet. It's definitely got a lot of influence from Mirror's Edge, and other than the story and the graphics, it reminds me more of Mirror's Edge than a Tron game.

Still, I'm going to give it a fair chance. I just hope Disney doesn't totally abandon this game like they did 2.0.

Well, I'm off to play some more Tron Evo,
Bye for now...

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My copy for PC has been ordered from Amazon.com and I am waiting impatiently for it to get here. I will edit this post when it does.

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The more I play this game, the more my prior slightly negative opinion is changing. It just takes a few hours to get used to it is all.