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And yes, BioShock is fairly steampunk I'm afraid a steampunk TRON is nigh impossible, for the whole idea of steampunk is going away from modern technology, and things such as computers do not exist.

Overmind Wrote:Just watched "9" this weekend. The storyline could have been better, but the scenario... A postapocalyptic nazi steampunk world, that is pure brilliance.

I haven't seen it myself, but it did look a little steampunk to me ^_^

bigbangbilly.exe Wrote: Cam_the_Man Wrote: bigbangbilly.exe Wrote: Cam_the_Man Wrote: And yes, BioShock is fairly steampunk I'm afraid a steampunk TRON is nigh impossible, for the whole idea of steampunk is going away from modern technology, and things such as computers do not exist. well what about gear driven steampunk computers Edison and Tesla lived through the age of steam like men You don't seem to understand the concept of a computer. The closest steampunk counterpart of a modern day computer would be the Difference Engine, proposed by Charles Babbage in 1822, which in essence was nothing more than a mechanical calculator. A computer is, in steampunk terms, utterly impossible on that complex of a level. Furthermore, Thomas Edison and Nicola Tesla were men of electricity, not steam, although I do admit Tesla would fit the steampunk mad scientist persona quite nicely. "The Difference Engine" that was what i was talking about

Okay...well the Difference Engine was at most the very primitive computer. As I said, I was essentially a mechnaical calculator. As in, no electricity. No programs. No TRON.
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Well I personally divide steampunk into three categories that conveniently fit into time periods. Early Steampunk that exists primarily in the 1700s likes to incorporate some mild magic in its stories, and a bit of goth as well. Middle Steampunk, which is my personal favorite, is usually centered in the 1800s and features minimal electricity, relying instead on solely steam power and mechanical contraptions. Then there's Late Steampunk, occurring within the very late 1800s and the first decade of the 1900s. I suppose a TRON parallel MIGHT be possible within the Early and Late Steampunk, but I prefer to stay centered within the Middle personally ^_^
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Kinda building off of bigbangbilly's post, I think it would be somewhat interesting to see TRON vehicles in Steampunk format.

On a sidenote: Steam in steampunk format.

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Now this is quite new, and certainy creative, but I don't believe it is steampunk. It has neither the elements nor does it take place in the proper time period. Still, nice find
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I've been following Iron Sky for a long time now... Looks like it may be great.