I just saw again TRON to refresh my memory, especially because he had agreed to my film as something so different and exciting. And while I liked, and still is very different from any other film ever released in the concept and style of art, which certainly was not as exciting as I remember. Perhaps my childhood fascination with art and remember to have fun throwing dishes around a little biased my memory ... I do not know. Unfortunately TRON 2.0 is sitting in the same way with me. I am seeking the story, presentation fondly because I liked and beautiful works of art, but the game itself was not exactly the most exciting experience I had on the computer.Disney TRON conducted two decades ago. It was an interesting idea with
art even more interesting. Now, twenty years later, Disney and Monolith have opened the world hidden inside computers again, only this time with an updated and improved global computer history. But the story does not deviate much from the original; mixing elements together in one of the best presented games I've seen in a long time. The story is interesting and appealing with the characters and the dialogue used to tow the line between human and computerese like the original.The story follows Alan Bradley (creator of TRON project and the film digitization process) and more importantly, the son Jet, which can control the players. After his father forcibly removed from their offices, Jet suddenly removed games on their computer programming world and sucked into the computer as Flynn was 20 years ago. The following is an entertaining mix of problems of dangerous computer viruses, jumping over the network to multiple systems,
and to address a nefarious plot that involves an attack on all information and the Internet as we know it.It is written quite well with a lot of help from the voice actors, they did a great job (even Rebecca Romijn) help let me step into the world and suspend disbelief. These pieces of dialogue either used scenes (all machines in the game), and sometimes during the game to get more goals. The scenes generally good performance with some interesting angles and good animation.Along with the spoken parts, the story also takes place on the smart use of email messages found in the various systems that visit throughout the race. I must admit that I found a bit strange to find some of the messages in which he found them, but mostly, all matching depending on who owns the particular piece of hardware. For example, you can find emails and from Thorne when in case of server failure, and mail to and find Alan Bradley, when your server. All of this ties together the story in an entertaining way.Do you like searching for the messages is everywhere in the game, summing up an incredible amount of value presentation. You will see the files and communications running across the screen from time to time in a simple script that allows a small amount of information, such as when security has been found when a new script is running, and so on. Everything in the world is a piece of equipment "something".
Enemies come in the form of resource hogs, the ICP, core programs, damaged, bits, bytes ... you get the picture programs. All these children speak (almost all programs that meet speak some lines of dialogue) in computerese, calling "program" and "scenario", as they did in the movie, it is often referred to alpha and beta versions of the programs, and how they think it is sad when programs should be reinstalled after a format change. I think none of the jargon will impress experts super technology, but adds that further the idea of the claw game takes place on a computer.The interface deserves some notice. Almost the entire screen is free for you to see. Only the very edges and angle have no graphical user interface that gives full range to see the beauty that is TRON 2.0. One of the most interesting and useful to have in the game is the slot memory interface additions for using subroutines, I will go into more detail on the part of the game. Basic subroutines take the memory locations. Each different server you visit has a different amount of memory that is available in different configurations. It's just another little small, and one that adds to gameplay issues.
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