We've had like, one dream our entire lives, and that dream is to drive a real-life light cycle. Is that too much to ask? Tron: Evolution says "No, of course not," as the game's latest dev diary reveals that the PlayStation Move controller pretty much allows you to simulate that experience as well as you can in this, the year of our lord 2010. Unless, of course, some technology manufacturer is holding out on us. We're watching you, Hitachi.
The dev diary also shows off the game's character progression system, which remains persistent between single-player and multiplayer modes, and talks a bit about the PS3 version of the game's 3D display support. We're not sure our eyes can handle all those vivid colors presented in such an in-your-face manner. They're delicate, you know?
lol these things are never as good as promised. Sure there may be 60 different mods, but I'm sure there will only be about 4 that are ever used competetively and the other 56 will be crap.
Personally I'm f*cking PUMPED for this game. Tron was one of my favorite movies as a kid. Although, admittedly, it will not top Tron 2.0, I think this will be one of those only movie games that will shine. People are giving it shit for being a "Prince of Persia" rip-off. When did you get to drive a vehicle anywhere CLOSE to that awesome in PoP? Ever? I think you got to drive a carriage. Once. Maybe? The Wolverine game was a "God of War rip-off", but it was amazing. Give it a chance.
...Oh, is /that/ what that is? I had not connected vanished comments to Viddler videos. Huh. Crazy! I see everything on the stock Android browser, but I don't know what codebase that uses.
'Year of Our Lord'? Have I woken up in the middle ages?
Tron: Evolution Info
Description
Evolution is an epic adventure set in a massive digital world filled with high-mobility disc-based combat and advanced light cycles. Set during the era between the two TRON films, TRON: Evolution conveys the story of significant events within the TRON mythology.
