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Tron: Evolution
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Tron: Evolution

by Disney Interactive
 Ages 12 and Over
3.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (12 customer reviews)

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  • Platform:   Xbox 360
  • Media: Video Game
  • Item Quantity: 1

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  • ASIN: B0030T142Q
  • Item Weight: 136 g
  • Release Date: 26 Nov 2010
  • Average Customer Review: 3.5 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (12 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 3,046 in PC & Video Games (See Top 100 in PC & Video Games)

Product Description

Platform: Xbox 360

Manufacturer's Description

TRON: Evolution is one of the keys to unlocking the TRON mythology.

The game’s story takes place before the film begins. The game’s release prior to the film means fans get time to experience the new TRON world on a next-gen game platform. The TRON film features dialogue and story that will connect to its story’s past, which players will experience in the video game

In the game, you play as a program named “Anon” (Anonymous) and as you venture through the TRON world discovering the reason behind the Abraxas viral outbreak, you’ll see locations, vehicle and weapons unique to the Evolution video game as you make new allies and new enemies. TRON (VG) stars Olivia Wilde as Quorra and Bruce Boxleitner as Tron, reprising their roles from the upcoming Tron: Legacy.

The collaboration between the film development story and the film production is significant.

Propaganda maintained a close collaboration with the film producers to understand details on the aesthetics of the TRON world and story of the franchise – frequent meetings took place in Vancouver during principal shooting and the relationship continues to be tight during game production and film post-production.

Director Joseph Kosinski plays a key role in collaborating on the creation of the game. He’s consulted on the look and gameplay. He was also a major influence in the creation of the worldwide premiere trailer.

The action gameplay will have players moving throughout a huge world, battling enemies both on foot and on light cycle

The game features “high mobility combat,” enabling the player to run and jump around the world both to fight enemies with disc based and melee combat. The player uses a parkour style movement to explore and climb the new digital world of Tron. The game features elements synonymous to the TRON world The iconic light cycles are advanced versions that take on a major component in the game to enable racing and grid combat The player will experience the digital TRON world and interact with different inhabitants of the cyber universe. The story takes place across a digital world with unique locations that expand for miles.

TRON: Evolution features persistent player progression – connecting a player’s offline experience with their online experience

The player’s results during their offline game affect their online game and vice versa Meaning that if the player comes to a disc station at level 5 during their single player story mode game, they can go online and level up their character to say level 7 and possibly earn a new disc type. That new level and disc variation are then bought back into the single player game exactly where the player left off. 

TRON: Evolution Multiplayer Fact Sheet

  • The TRON: Evolution multiplayer modes feature 10-player online competitive multiplayer with programs battling on game grids based within the franchise.
  • Like the single player experience, players move through environments using free roaming, climbing and vehicles while battling with high mobility combat and discs
  • The game will include four multiplayer maps each allowing four multiplayer modes.
  • On the release date, two more free maps are scheduled to be available as downloadable content by using a code found in the game case.
  • More maps and game content are scheduled to be available as downloadable content after release.
  • Online multiplayer games can include both players and AI bots in the two maps featuring close-quarters combat. Players can choose teams that include players and AI bots or join together on one team to battle a team of AI bots in a co-op set-up.
  • With persistent character progression, players can level up their character either in single-player mode or online multiplayer mode. Their character’s status will carry over to both modes. For example, a player can level up his or her character in single player mode and then take that character with advanced weapons and protection into the online multiplayer combat.
  • In single-player mode, players can choose quickly to be transported into multiplayer arenas. Their single-player game is automatically saved.

Vehicles

Light Cycles

  • Players will have the choice of selecting among three light cycles as they progress through the game. The three light cycles have different handling and features.
  • In two of the maps, all players can transform into light cycles at any time to move freely around the environments.
  • The light cycles are fast, nimble vehicles that leave light trails that can derezz opponents.
  • Players can also throw their disc at enemies while moving on certain light cycles
  • Light cycles can turn both on arcs or on right angles

Tanks

  • The two vehicle maps also have tanks available.
  • Tanks are available to the first player to access them.
  • The tanks provide the advantage of being strong and powerful but are also slow.
  • With the proper skill and strategy, players on foot and on light cycles can destroy tanks.

Map Overview

There will be four online multiplayer maps each suited for different styles of combat and strategy. Half are larger maps that enable players to transform into light cycles or access one of the limited tanks on the map.

The names of the maps and descriptions are:

  • Defrag – This map takes place on the outskirts of the cities. This is a large map featuring vehicles
  • Circuit Board – This is another large map with platforms and vehicles
  • Hard Disk – This is a medium-sized map with movement on foot only and vertical architecture enabling free roaming movement and climbing
  • Heat Sink – This is another medium-sized map with movement on foot only and a vertical structure

Modes

Four game modes are available for each map. The modes provide a variety of gameplay challenges for players of all skill levels.

  • Disintegration – Players compete individually to derezz their opponents most. The player with the highest derezz total, having wiped out the most players, wins.
  • Team Disintegration – Teams compete to derezz the other team’s players.
  • Bit Runner – A central bit is available to be acquired. Teams compete to pick up the bit and stay on the grid while the other team attempts to derezz the bit runner and acquire the bit. The team with the most points holding the bit wins.
  • Power Monger – Teams compete to secure capture points. Energy nodes have to be linked in order to gain points.

Pick-Ups

Each map features various pick-ups that enable players to acquire advantageous powers

  • Overcharge (appearing like a DNA strand) – This pick-up enables players to refill their health and energy.
  • User Mode (appearing as the TRON symbol) – This enables the player to be impervious to attacks for a limited time.
  • Equalizer – This pick-up enables players to have a one-hit derezz of their opponents for a limited time.

Product Description


TRON: Evolution is one of the keys to unlocking the TRON mythology.

The games story takes place before the film begins. The games release prior to the film means fans get time to experience the new TRON world on a next-gen game platform. The TRON film features dialogue and story that will connect to its storys past, which players will experience in the video game

In the game, you play as a program named Anon (Anonymous) and as you venture through the TRON world discovering the reason behind the Abraxas viral outbreak, youll see locations, vehicle and weapons unique to the Evolution video game as you make new allies and new enemies. TRON (VG) stars Olivia Wilde as Quorra and Bruce Boxleitner as Tron, reprising their roles from the upcoming Tron: Legacy.

The game features high mobility combat, enabling the player to run and jump around the world both to fight enemies with disc based and melee combat. The player uses a parkour style movement to explore and climb the new digital world of Tron. The game features elements synonymous to the TRON world The iconic light cycles are advanced versions that take on a major component in the game to enable racing and grid combat The player will experience the digital TRON world and interact with different inhabitants of the cyber universe. The story takes place across a digital world with unique locations that expand for miles.

TRON: Evolution features persistent player progression connecting a players offline experience with their online experience

The players results during their offline game affect their online game and vice versa Meaning that if the player comes to a disc station at level 5 during their single player story mode game, they can go online and level up their character to say level 7 and possibly earn a new disc type. That new level and disc variation are then bought back into the single player game exactly wher


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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
bit of a let down... 19 Dec 2010
By casm
Platform for Display:Xbox 360
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im going to keep this pretty brief, this game is good for tron fans, no doubt. decent gfx and good soundtrack/fx. but....
the controls are just too clunky and frustrating for it to be considered great. also, and i suppose this is to be expected,
its level designs are just way too samey for my liking. multiplayer? i wouldnt bother.... buy this game by all means,
its not tooo bad, but dont pay full price for it.
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9 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Platform for Display:Xbox 360
Fun:   
Tron evolution is set between the events of the first movie and Tron legacy. You play the part of a monitor program named 'Anon'. Your task is to stop a corrupt program destroying the grid.

First off the graphics are very nice. It's clear that a real effort has been made to get the look of Tron just right. Everything is crisp and clean with that great neon glow. The frame rate is kept high and the whole game moves at a decent pace.
For this game the makers choose to take the form of a free running game. Your program leaps around with boundless joy and at pace. Sadly the controls are poor enough to result in many a frustration. For a game that relies so heavy on the player being so precise with leaps and wall runs, its almost a game breaker. Countless deaths await simply because of the awful control system. The camera is hateful too.

Combat consists of throwing your disc from range or melee. There's nothing bad about it or exciting either. You level up you character and his disc to become more powerful with different combos. Yet, it all feels a bit limp. There's no real punch to any attack.

The controls again are a problem when it comes to vehicles. I drove the tank around the grid like I'd been at the beer all night. The light cycles were no better.

To be honest with regards to multi-player, I didn't bother. With the controls as they are I just couldn't face it.

In the end, the game looks great and plays poorly. I'm a huge Tron fan so gave it 3 stars. To those who aren't real fans, this is a 2 star for sure. Gutted. Lets hope the new film is better
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Tron: Embarrassment 24 May 2011
By Sam
Platform for Display:Xbox 360
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The original `Tron' is a cult film that achieved better success as a game tie-in that it did a film. Can the same be said of `Tron: Evolution' the latest tie-in to a Tron film? I doubt it very much. Set before the start of `Tron Legacy', `Evolution' stars you as a faceless computer programme i.e. bloke in Lycra outfit, who must investigate and stop a virus from spreading and destroying the network. The gameplay is most similar to the cell shaded `Prince of Persia' as you jump your way around platforms and then fight numerous different types of enemies with the aid of your spinny disc. The game does have some interesting ideas; your character develops continuously across both the offline and online versions of the game so you can gain XP in multiplayer that can be used to improve your single player experience. I also enjoyed the challenge of using different types of disc on different enemies; some are more prone to corruption or explosive discs etc.

These are perhaps the only two areas that the game shines, as the rest is pretty lacklustre. The biggest issue has to be the poor handling of the platforming. Too many times you fall unfairly to your death due to the poor camera angle or naff control system. Luckily Disney Interactive have implemented plenty of checkpoints so you never have to retrace your steps too far. Another issue is that the gameplay and combat becomes very repetitive and does not change throughout - you will be doing the exact same things at the start of the game as you will against the boss. Finally, the world of `Tron' itself is a difficult one to run around in. The muted palettes and day-glo piping means that you constantly lose your bearings, especially in one of the later levels that is mostly black and luminous green.

`Tron: Evolution' is a borderline unplayable game at times, but perhaps worse is the fact it's just dull and repetitive. I did complete it which should be held in its favour, but I almost quit due to frustration more than once. There is nowhere near enough here for people to waste their money, instead they should try any of the `Prince of Persia' games of the increasingly improving `Assassin's Creed' series.
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Too frustrating at times
I will keep his short and sweet (I hope)

The graphics in the game are great. I cannot fault them.

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Published 3 months ago by Mikeyd
Tron Evolution Xbox 360
If you like Tron then you'll like this game. It has good graphics on the xbox 360 and good gameplay and online is fun.
Published 11 months ago by L. Cousins
Looks great, sounds great, plays badly
I've always loved TRON and TRON based games, from the original arcade games to the multitude of PC based "LightCycle" clones, so I thought this game would be just for me. Read more
Published 13 months ago by S. Lake
good but gets really boring really quick
i played a bit of this game in hmv and it looked really cool with all the neon lights and the settings so i decided to buy this game after completing dead space 2 the previous... Read more
Published 15 months ago by Mr. Robert Watling
Welcome to the Grid, Program
Tron: Evolution is designed to bridge the gap between the original movie 'Tron' and the sequel 'Tron: Legacy' - and for a 'movie-themed video game' it does a great job. Read more
Published 15 months ago by The Reviewer
Superb!!
This game is absolutely fantastic! if you're a mega tron fan like me then dont even think, just buy!! but i think for people who arent fans, stay away. Read more
Published 16 months ago by Lizy.B
Big hit in our house!
My 11 year old son got this game for Christmas & has played it everyday since. He loves it as does his 9 year old brother & friends he has had over. Read more
Published 17 months ago by JMCDC
Oh I Fell AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN!!
This game has the worst controls ever!

There is no jump you can make first time.... takes ages to just manage a sequence of jumps

If you like falling and... Read more
Published 17 months ago by Mr. T. Hill
Tron is like Prince of Persia in neon
The game plays out a lot like the good prince of persia games so if you like them you'll like this. The controls are great and are not complicated. Read more
Published 18 months ago by M. Treadwell
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