TronFAQ Wrote: TRON.dll Wrote: Does this mean I'll have to install GfWL software onto my computer to utilize online capability? Or is that integrated within the game? GfWL will come on the disc and be installed as part of the installation process. GfWL will get installed first, then it will automatically move on to the game itself.

So GfWL is similar to Steam, but with what I'm assuming is a terrible user interface that runs through a program that's about as CPU friendly as Internet Explorer?

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new behind the scenes vid:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QSLpQ_xvag&feature=sub

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I`m just hoping that it can still be played on a dual 1.5 ghz XEON processor machine that I have at home over here. Game wise from what I have looks interesting from both the multiplayer side and from a single player standpoint from teh video``s that were shown over the net.

I wonder what the skin will look like? I have to say the more videos i see of Evolution the more excited I am about it. I've been burned by movie-based games before (looking at you Iron Man 2) but I'll have to take the plunge on this one. I love the parkour-like feel of moving around in single-player. I was a fan of Mirror's Edge (as frustrating as that game could be) and this looks even better with the inclusion of the Mag Disc.

I never, ever play mutli-player games, but I might sign up for Xbox live to try these out. I feel like Tron really lends itself to multiplayer combat.

Here's a video of the Wii Battle grids game. I don't know if it's new or not, but it was new to me and showed a brief moment of what looked like 1st person on the lightcycles! It's not a very practicle way to play (if the lightcycles in Tron 2.0 are any indication) but I really like the option.
http://www.in.com/videos/watchvideo-tron-evolution-battle-grids-wii-comiccon-2010-trailer-8882939.htmlIt also looks like there might be parts of the story mode where you walk around talking to characters? I'm not sure but it looks like it could be a slightly deeper and more interesting game than I thought (though I was interested enough to finally get a Wii just to play this game. We'd been talking about getting one for a while, but anticipating this game definitely put me over the edge. The Wii actually arrived in the mail just this morning 15 minutes before i had to leave for work. Been looking forward to trying it out all day
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Also, here's a series of videos of some of various games. In particular they show the Jai-alai game from the first movie!
http://www.ign.com/videos/2010/10/08/tron-evolution-battle-grids-discs-of-tron-gameplay?objectid=14319751(took me forever to find these again. for some reason they are filed un "Tron 2" :/

That looks like some sweet stuff. Thanks for the links! Although the Wii version looks very "toony," it does have the games and that's the selling point. I don't usually buy a Wii version of a game coming out for PS3/360, but this is a definate exception. Now I wonder if the Wii version will tie in with some sort of new CG animated Tron series I've heard Disney has been planning. I know it will tie in with the movie too, but the characters (toony as they may be) seem to be fully developed ones.

Wow this is super cool!