I've always capitalized them in keeping with oldschool computers n all. CLU, TRON, RAM, etc. Clu just doesn't work, but mostly because it's an acronym. With more recent conventions, it would make more sense to be Tron, Yori, Ram... so I dunno. Guess it depends which in-continuity era.

Poor little Bit.

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With regards to the 'getting off of a Lightcycle'-it also happened in the special trailer that they showed at the comic con.
After causing him to crash, Clu's (unnamed) opponent slides across the ground before (almost) falling off the edge of an abyss.
We then see Kevin get up & walk to the window, to see Clu pull up and get off to finish that program off ("It's just a game!" "Not anymore...").

And has to Gridbugs-storywise, I like to think that they are like the ISOs (i.e. they are various pieces of data, information and energy in the system that manifested themselves into a form, but the lack of data/information they had to do so was much more limited then the ISOs, hence the reasons why they appeared has simple animals rather then seinteint 'beings'). There doesn't really seem to be any real reason for there purpose.
Production wise, I think the producers just added that scene to add a bit more interest to the enviroment (the another visual effect perhaps, but nothing more).

On a side note, if they HAD decided to have Gridbugs, I wondered what they would have looked like in the more-updated version of the Grid in Legacy? :-/order abortion pill abortion pill buy online where to buy abortion pill

As regards to grid bugs, Tron: Betrayal has some info on them. The writing is good, the drawing is horrible, though, they paint the original Tron as being this huge buff guy.

He was lean and fit in the movie, not a massive muscular guy. That is my major gripe with the comic, but the story is worth it.

Gosh, I feel like this is SO another thread, so I might have to start one eventually....but I think it was implied by someone on another thread--maybe rimwall's thread about nailing down rules, though I dunno that he was the one to say it--that the Grid existence is not a physical thing but more like a consciousness thing ("you think that's air you're breathing??"). And someone mentioned that a lot of the stuff in the original Tron existed really as allegory of sorts, rather than that that exact thing was happening (hard to explain without being able to pull up the specific quote). That would eliminate any wondering about WHERE, exactly, the Grid exists (processor? Hard drive? Memory?). And also any wondering about...what, programs are really really tiny??

I don't know if this is the case, but bear with me while I take it and run with it. If it WERE the, then sure, why not? Sam can bleed because Sam expects to be able to bleed; it's what he's used to. (I think I asked on another thread long ago: do users eat because they need to, or because it's what they're used to?) I mean, it could be that users just have mental constructs around X, Y, and Z, because to them, that's the way the world and their bodies work, and taking too much of that away for the unexpected would just weird them out too much. Probably similarly, programs would be way too freaked out if they COULD bleed...


And now for another question: how many programs do you suppose are on the Grid? I think the Tron Wiki says the population just of Tron City is in the millions, but I find it really hard to believe that 2. Flynn created that many programs, and 2. there is a need for that many on a system.order abortion pill http://unclejohnsprojects.com/template/default.aspx?morning-after-pill-price where to buy abortion pillabortion pills online abortion pill online purchase cytotec abortion

I think we decided he probably had a separate generator running the secret office.

Which could very well be the case...after all, when Sam flips the main breaker, every light in the arcade upstairs turns on, including all the lights in the "official" office. But not downstairs, which might imply that they hadn't been left on and then flipped off with the main breaker, but probably were turned off by Flynn at the switch.

I finished the official novelization of the 1982 film and the programs are all humanised in terms of name, ie Sark, Clu, Ram, Tron. Also at the end of the book Bit (or, the Bit, as he is called here) somehow escapes the crashed reco and indeed attaches himself to Tron and, presumably, Yori.on line abortion pill misoprostol dose abortion medical abortion pill online

Oh yeah, another odd thought of something blatantly deviated from the first film. Did the whole "Programs looking like their Users" thing just get completely thrown out the window?

It was a lot easier to pull off in the old film. A whole team of programmers at ENCOM, plust who knows how many stolen ones from other companies, so there's room for plenty of Programs with different faces.

But who besides the ISO's and Tron on the new Grid WEREN'T created by Flynn? Logically, shouldn't they all resemble him? (boring idea I know, but I wish they'd explained it. Seems like Flynn probably had them generated fractally or something, thereby giving them extremely diverse personalities.