It
is 20 years after the events that took place in the movie.
Playing as Jet Bradley, son of Encom programmer Alan Bradley
from the movie, gamers are digitised into cyberspace and must
race on light cycles, fight corruption both inside and outside
of the computer world and explore locations including the
Internet Hub, Firewall, Corrupted Server and Light Cycle Game
Grid...
For
those who remember the Disney movie with nostalgia, the developers
of Tron 2.0 have made a great job of refreshing something,
that looks so out of date, for modern game players. Tron
2.0 looks as futuristic as Tron did back in the
80s. The developers have set this game 20 years after the
events of the movie so there are bigger, meaner hostile programs
roaming the environments as well as a better range of primitives
(weapons).
The
futuristic look and feel of the game is breathtaking in places,
but the gameplay can be limiting - which is a little disappointing.
The trailers and demos for this game have been around for
quite some time, and this was one game I was really looking
forward to seeing.
On the whole I would say that I am pleasantly surprised with
the overall quality of the game. You don't really need to
have seen the movie but, for us oldies, it makes us feel young
again to know that something from our childhood is fashionable
again.
I
really enjoyed the look and feel of the upgraded Light Cycle
races, which you can play on your own, or against other players
on the Internet. I loved the way that as you won more races
your Light Cycle was upgraded, which in turn allowed you access
to other races. Oh, and Look out for the Super Cycle.
It's
certainly worth downloading a copy of the demo before buying,
but despite the slight limitations on the gameplay, this is
an enjoyable game.
Nick
Smithson
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