At the moment I have only the PC demo but amkeeping an eye out for a full version. As I am really getting into the TRON expanded universe at present, I was wondering if there was any novelization of the game? Or if any board members had written fanfics based on it?

recognizerpilot Wrote:According to Wikipedia the comic series TRON: Ghost in the Machine is a sequel to the game...I thought I'd seen mention of a novel but I must have gotten it confused with the original film.

Tron 2.1 is a full-length novel that continues on from the end of Tron2.0 and completes the story.

It's a fanfic. You can read it here: http://blackice.com.au/tron/

It's presently undergoing a rewrite/edit, but all of the original chapters are available.

David1.

Thanks guys! Canon (as far as 2.0 is concerned) and official would be great, but fanfic is fine too as it seems TRON fans are capable of respectable story and writing structure! The Grid as a whole is a massive universe (in my eyes) with a very wide scope for many, many differing stories that may/may not be connected. The more fanfics I read the more enthralled and in awe I am of the skills shown by some of the programs that post here.

Ii will check that link and bookmark it, thanks! Still want to play the game...anyone got a spare copy?

eBay will be my best bet for the game, watched some vids on YouTube last night and it looks awesome.

LWSrocks Wrote: I want the game as well. I can't spend that much money on a game right now though, especially one that I'm not even sure will work on my operating system.

Um, did you not see my reply to your post asking if Tron 2.0 would work on Vista? The answer is yes. Don't worry about it. It works.

Unless maybe you own a really old desktop or laptop with an integrated graphics chip. But then it wouldn't work, no matter what version of Windows you have. (If Vista came with the computer, then it's going to be a relatively new one.)

Funny you should mention that, as I might have to go the fanfic route in order to explain a few things and make the scenario Legacy compliant (not hard to do, really...)