The last thing that I heard was they were looking into the script for a sequel at the begining of 2004. That's what I know. I don't know if it's true or not

Tell us! Don't make me put you on the game grid!

Let me guess, the sequel is going to use Hardware TnL also?
*bashes his weak Intel video card*

WHY??

Cliff Wrote:If I said anything, I would be hunted down and killed like the vermin I am

Say no more, my friend. I can't gather anything from your post, but I can sort of get an idea what it may be like there at BV.

It's really cool that the old TRON concept is now getting high honors through TRON 2.0. Most places I visit on the net that reviewed the game has been very positive.

It would be my dream to see a series of TRON games from many different game types (FPS, 3rd PS, GTA-like-universe, RPG, Simulation, RTS, etc...). I don't know if ever such a thing will ever happen, but I'd settle for whatever I can get .

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DaveTRON Wroteon't walk away with the impression it's bad here, but we do have rules to follow. I can't speak for Cliff, but I love working at BVG!

Sorry. I didn't mean to imply that. I was trying to express (unsuccessfully) my understanding about BV's classified information in a mild manner.

I've never been to good with words.. lol

Dave, since you did bring it up, what is it like to work for a new and successful gaming co. like BVG? What was the staffs reaction when the reviews first started comming in?

I wished I had a cool job..

DaveTRON Wrote:Well, BVG is the new umbrella company over BV Interactive and Disney Interactive. Disney has had a software division since the late 80's. The BVI label lets us 'age up' and do some games we can't do as DI. TRON 2.0 is the first game under the BVI label, but there will be more. Hopefully some will be TRON based. Everyone here is excited about the reception of the game by the press. It's a great thing to see. I've always been in QA. I worked at Disney Software from 1991 to 1995, Activision from 1995 to 1999 and back here at BVG since 1999. I've worked on a lot of cool games. I do have a cool job, don't I?

Wow..

Dave.. I knew you had a history, but I didn't think it was that involved and I didn't know that you once worked at Activision (one of my fav games was "Interstate 76").

I can understand that DI doesn't want to have the rep. for mature games. TRON 2.0 didn't have the violence, nudity, language, etc.. that you could find in some games. But I do understand why DI wouldn't want their label on games with such matter even though TRON 2.0 is very clean compared to most games.

Without giving any input in the future of BV games, does BVG have any plans to cont. in the PC market like they did with TRON 2.0???

If you are unable to answer, that's ok.
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If you look in the Credits for Interstate 76, you will see my name. It's one of my faves too! If you ever want to get online and play sometime let me know.

As for your question, I cannot say. Let's just leave it as "We will be around".

I-82, or as I call it, "how to take all the fun out of a great game". It had so much promise.

I should scan and send you the box art for Interstate 77, the game that never was! That's what we should have made.

DaveTRON Wrote:I-82, or as I call it, "how to take all the fun out of a great game". It had so much promise. I should scan and send you the box art for Interstate 77, the game that never was! That's what we should have made.

If it isn't too much trouble, I'd love see it.

I did make a lot of nifty maps for I-76 and had them on a Zip Disk (when that was the hot thing). Alas, my disk was erased by a speaker magnet. They are still floating around the net somewhere I think.

Wow. I would have loved to see an I-77.

flynn1978 Wrote: I've STILL got a Goofy climbing the matterhorn game from the 80's ...can't remember if it's on a floppy or a 5 inch (whatever the name/size is) disk Don't anyone derez me for forgetting the name of those big floppies

I always called em 5 1/2 inch... I think they are really 5 1/4 inch but I could be wrong. I still have a few left over from my C64 days but I don't think the data is any good do to poor handleing.

DaveTRON Wrote: snip At Activision I loved working on: Quake 2 snip

In my high school, we play Quake 2 everyday. (can you say 300 people at once off the same server?) I would like to thank you very much for the effort put into this game. Its saved the day for us many times.

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