Dakota Bob Wrote: EDIT: I've found MAME and I think I know how to work it, but now I need working ROMs of Tron and Disks of Tron.

Well, owning the ROM image is illegal unless you own the original game. Do you?

Anyway, I don’t think anyone will post a link to ROM sites here on the Sector because they're not 100% legit. You may be on your own for this one.

If you'd like to legally own the Tron and Discs Of Tron game, I suggest buying the Tron 2.0 Killer App gameboy advance game. They emulate it on there. However the controls make it difficult to play.

My 2¢

EDT: Also, being 13 you and your parents may want to be aware that ROM sites can redirect you to other adult-oriented sites, or flash pop-ups with adult content. They also can phish for e-mail addresses and do all sorts of other things you may not want to have happen on your PC. Not that I know this from experience, but it's what I have heard.

Dakota Bob Wroteamn, looks like I'm gonna have to fork out some money for Killer App then :S

Killer App on the GBA is a great game. If you're buying it just for Tron and Discs Of Tron, though, you may want to borrow or try it out before actually shelling out the cash for it. The controls on the GBA make Tron near impossible to play. Discs of Tron is a bit better (no pun intended), but still very hard with those controls.

Links to the ROMs were removed. Because of the legalities that surround them, it's best not to post links in the forums for Tron-Sector could be held responsible.

boingo_buzzard's right, killer app is a great game. believe me, i was hooked until i found all of the 100 chips! and the minigames + battle modes are awesome

Sinister Would it not be easier if you actually owned the ROms themselves from the Arcade game. Just to copy them off the EEPROM chips back onto the computer whether your using a windows, Mac, or linux machines. I know there are kits that you can actually burn them onto the chips themselves. With the right software. ANd the proper size of burner for them. What about extracting them from the same chips?? in reverse order??

Mr. Sinistar Wrote:Yeah, don't visit ROM sites. Those places are scary as hell and I had to delete a lot of crap on my Windows 98 thanks to them. Finding an actual working ROM isn't easy either. I downloaded Discs of TRON and TRON hundreds of times and every time I loaded them into MAME they didn't work. I had the same predicament with Sinistar, but fortunately I found a working ROM. Man, I wish there was an easier way to legally obtain ROMs.

Or if you can go to a recycling center that might have those as well. Or places that might offer that some special electronical stores may have them. They are usually with softwae that as well. I had four chips of 256 K chis here soewhere around here.

Mr. Sinistar Wrote: Compucore Wrote:Sinister Would it not be easier if you actually owned the ROms themselves from the Arcade game. Just to copy them off the EEPROM chips back onto the computer whether your using a windows, Mac, or linux machines. I know there are kits that you can actually burn them onto the chips themselves. With the right software. ANd the proper size of burner for them. What about extracting them from the same chips?? in reverse order?? Trying to convince my parents to buy a $25+ Circuit Board with ROMs off of eBay is impossible. As for the dumping of ROM chips, that in itself sounds way too hard for me to do.

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