TronFAQ Wrote: Propaganda could have more than one project in development at once. Monolith was making both NOLF 2 and Tron 2.0 at the same time. NOLF 2 got released first, Tron 2.0 a while later. But I think I would breathe a sigh of relief, if I knew for sure that Propaganda won't be making the next Tron game.

Good point. It had actually crossed my mind as I was typing that post, but considering that I'm not too knowledgeable about Propaganda in terms of staff size and capabilities as a developer, I wasn't sure if they could afford to be working on two games at the same time.

Well, my opinion is that if they have the technology to make a killer movie, and with the game engines out these days, you'd have to be extraordinarily..... how should I word this.. anyway, I think they have every opportunity to make a better game than the movie, so I'm not worried too much. It just takes a good team.

So if the in-house developers - Propaganda Studio or Black Rock Studio show the game the attention it deserves with due diligence, it seems to me they should be an inseparably good combination. (movie+game)

I don't see propaganda doing it, and black rock is/was hiring for a racing game. Coincidence? I think someone brought that point to the forum here.

adding more to what's probably been stated...

I read a report from variety that DIS implied they may use a outside game developer. -feb. 2 2009

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Never underestimate Disney's power of FAIL.

They didn't give Tron 2.0 the support it deserved, they didn't give the Tron comic the support it deserved, and they might not give the next Tron game the support it deserves. They'll expect the movie to sell the game, no matter how good or bad the game is.

Look at the reviews the Terminator: Salvation game is getting. Piss poor. Halcyon (who owns the rights to the Terminator franchise) said they were developing the game in-house in order to "raise the quality" since most movie-based games have a reputation for being bad. What happened? The game still sucks.

I really, really pray the next Tron game is handled better. Tron 2.0 was an exceptionally good movie-based game, but Disney has fumbled the ball too many times.

Master-cylinder Wrote:The best thing for disney to do with movie game? Let an outside developer who knows what they're doing help. I also hope that the Wii version has some decent controll mechanics compared to other Wii games (I.E. no waving your arms around like an idiot during disc battles.)

But I've always wanted to swing my arms around madly while playing video games(person without Nintendo Wii or has ever played it).

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xalener Wrote: LOL!!! The irony! If you wanted to play games, then why do you have a mac? loljk

Well, I don't but it would be nice to.

xalener Wrote: Also, Tr2n might not ba bad on the WII. If fact, it seems perfect for it. The graphics are limited, sure but do they have to be balls out gorgeous?

It's my opinion that a wii version of Tron could be cool, not in the sense that I want to experience in my "dream game".

I said in this thread earlier, if they make a mod for a wii it would be cool. The wii as it is just doesn't make me think of tron, since I think it should be a step above the current technology on the wii. I can think of very exciting visual game play, but in a dark 3D more virtual environment.

I don't even want to hear about wii unless they get serious with TRON as a very interactive visually profound 3D game.

xalener Wrote: This is TRON we're talking about! If anything, I'm woried about the console/ PC versions. Sure they've got the graphics, but I can see any game dev going "Game grid?

xalener Wrote: I just imagine this becoming some repetetive brawler with some locked doors thrown in there for challange's sake. This could happen in the wrong hands. What it SHOULD be is a third person shooter. Not Gears of War, but Destroy all Humans. Kind of a mix between the agility and speed of a platformer, and the accuracy of a shooter.

Fisrt, I disagree with your use of the visual you think of when you say "game grid".

I think that could be the coolest sh&^ in the gameplay. It could be a puzzle you have to connect to make a systems work, just like a 3D tactile map with panels that you click your cursor on and it syncs up within parameters set in your programming, used to get you through areas that are specialized and communicate with a team. You just think it's some term for a scene where a solar sailor flies over a fake looking landscape or something. I guess you'd just have to be a Tron addict to care.
edit: or maybe it's more accurate to think it's analogy to describe more minigames, instead of a real game.. perhaps.


I also believe the treatment of using the words "game grid" should be treated traditionally from the point of view it was known for, don't get me wrong..

My main concern with TRON is the visual arts it has brought the world.

Second would be simulating technology scaled to view into 3D digital landscape unlimited in interaction that we experience in our mind's eye, similar to the look of Tron 2.0, or games better than it visually, and maybe with a few more genres of gameplay built in. first person and third person, and fully comprehensive digital exploration.

Third is having fun in a multiplayer structured environment.

xalener Wrote: I hope the basic visual design of Tron 2 will be like the proof of concept trailer, with the frosted glass look to everything. It's what the first tron was supposed to look like according to the concept art. I don't know if the look would work on consoles though, because of the lack of power to sustain Real time reflections on most systems. Cubemaps would just look wrong with so much reflective surfaces..... God, when will I shut up?

I guess I'd have to agree with the looks, but I have a different opinion on the complexity structurally, if the aesthetics look too minimalistic it will look lame if they make it do some knight rider move out of nowhere. I just like the look of code and circuitry, representing the capability of it's "user", like what's seen in any computer, and it's a part of the movie, each suit is unique. Yeah I can babble all night about it too...

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Yeah, the only Wii owners who aren't tired of minigame collections now are the casual crowd and the people who are completely new to the system.

If there's a TR2N movie game, I want the Wii version to be as much of a port as possible. Sure, they'll strip down some features in the Wii version, but at least Wii owners will be able to play it. Call of Duty World at War was released on the Wii as a port of the 360/PS3/PC versions, albeit with many missing features. But it still became extremely popular with many Wii gamers.

World at War is also a good example of how a Wii port will not ruin the PS3/PC/360 versions, for those who were mentioning that.

But also, let's try not to turn this thread into a flamewar about how bad the Wii is. It'll cause bitter hate on a website where we're supposed to show our love for our favorite movie, TRON.

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