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This game is worth it to play. It's fun, interesting, and the TRON world is just cool. However, towards the end, the game gets a little bland and generic. from Amazon.com (I won't go into story details; you can get that easily enough.) But, fellow TRON-fans, this game just isn't worth it. The gameplay is fun only to a degree. from Amazon.com This is one of those rare games that takes a movie franchise and turns it into a good gaming experience. I saw the original Tron movie back in the 1980s and really liked it. This game captures the spirit and look of the film. from Amazon.com As a child I went to see Tron in the summer of 1982. My life was changed forever. from Amazon.com I picked up this game rather late: I have given up on keeping ahead with computer upgrades, I just want to settle for games that run well on my current hardware. Tron 2.0 does and a few years down the road, it was very cheap to buy. This game got off to a great start, it was great fun submerging in the world of Tron, a truly different experience from your regular shooter. from Amazon.com I got this for $2.99. This is by far, the greatest software deal I've ever gotten, short of getting Star Control II as a gift for christmas 10+ years ago. First, I liked the movie Tron, so it didn't take much for me to buy the game. Second, I'm in IT by profession... from Amazon.com Tron 2.0 is a game that does a lot of things. It has a storyline, it has action, it has puzzles, it has light-cycles, it has the glowing light and pools of energy, it is just like playing the movie. from Amazon.com This is definitely a buy for fans of TRON; however, even non-fans can find it interesting(it could even interest you in the original movie). The story is unique enough to keep your attention, but is not that radical - at least considering the fact that you are inside a computer. from Amazon.com This is definitely a buy for fans of TRON; however, even non-fans can find it interesting(it could even interest you in the original movie). The story is unique enough to keep your attention, but is not that radical - at least considering the fact that you are inside a computer. from Amazon.com After reading through several of the reviews here I've noticed that the single most common denominator is that the majority of us are 30-something males who saw this movie in the early 80's and have had a deep affection for the basic idea of it all. I mean, c'mon now, who wouldn't want a few days *inside* the computer in neon highlighted clothes while throwing a guided Identity Disc at people and get to drive around in a Light Cycle? No other movie I can think of screams for some kind of sequel quite the way TRON does (especially in todays' computer-driven world), and Buena Vista has tried to fill the gap with this awe-inspiring game. The plot revolves around an encroaching data corruption plague that threatens the computers of ENCOM, against the backdrop of a hostile takeover from rival corporation FCon (on paper it sounds like a Bill Gates-like boredom fest in the making, but it works out quite well). from Amazon.com