(posted this under general originally and for some reason forgot this section was here)
With so much Legacy stuff now, the idea of an independent story-driven TRON game doesn't make nearly as many waves as it used to, which is why I'm wondering if this would even be worth the trouble.
This mod idea was originally intended to run on the Duke Nukem 3D engine, and then was put on hold until Duke Nukem Forever arrived (which at the time was only expected to take 2 years, not 50 or 60 or however long it's taken
). Then the idea briefly became a Doom 3 project,
url=http://www.tron-sector.com/forums/default.aspx?a=top&id=341064 but was again scrapped when I discovered that there was virtually no interest in developing Doom 3 on various game modder boards).
To my shock recently I discovered that Duke Nukem 3D actually still has a persistent modding community, and thanks to 3rd party software development, playing the old game on modern PC's (with a lot of the new pretty 3D acceleration effects added in) across multiple platforms is a piece of cake. The age of the game though makes it possible for a single-man team completing a mod far more feasible.
But what I want to know is, should I even bother? Is there a demand for anything like this anymore, in the age of Tron:Legacy? This idea was thought up when Disney showed no sign of ever doing ANYTHING TRON related ever again, and fan projects were practically non-existent. It's a very different world now than when I thought it up.abortion pills online abortion pill online purchase cytotec abortion