Tron Evolution Cheats

Tron Evolution Cheats

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As a fan of the original Tron film, the buildup to Tron: Legacy is very exciting. Between the books, comics, and the video game, Disney and its partners have coordinated a multi-media event that all ties in together. The comics, recently published by Marvel, tie into the video game—which, in turn leads directly into the movie.

That really puts the gamer into the driver's seat as far as story, which is meta-cool. Tron is about programs who appear as avatars of their users, and in Tron: Evolution you're driving around Anon, your own avatar on The Grid.

Okay, okay...I'll try to stop the geek-out there.

You play as Anon, a special System Monitor programmed by Kevin Flynn to investigate a conspiracy on "The Grid"—a digital landscape where programs lead lives of their own, and are beginning to evolve.

The game doesn't go into details about what makes Anon special, but I imagined him as a kind of supercop or special forces program. His helmet/visor is purposefully opaque so that the player can imagine that, in keeping with Tron lore, he looks like you. His armor is partially reflective so that it mirrors the light sources around you, and his light bars dim and fluctuate if you get low on health.

In short, he looks pretty awesome.

Propaganda Games has really nailed the look of the Troniverse. In working with the filmmakers of Tron: Legacy, they've been able to make parts of the game virtually identical to what you'll see on the silver screen.

The environment is equally fun to look at, and Propaganda threw a few neat tricks into it as well. To recharge your energy and health, you've got to vault off certain items in the area or run across light bars along the walls. I found this annoying at first–it goes against the typical Mushroom power-up mentality–but the more I played, the more it made sense. The high-mobility combat system (similar to capoeira) can be very fast paced, and using your surroundings to jump/flip/attack is pretty fun.

Your main method of combat utilizes a disc, which is both melee and ranged. There are different versions of the disc that you can switch out literally on-the-fly; Heavy (default), Bomb, Stasis, and Corruption. There are combos, of course, and different versions/combos work better on different foes–so while you can button-mash, it's much better to strategize a little.