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[lucifershalo]

wont a plug and play TRON be wonderful...

the same kind of controller as the arcade
with
the arcade game (of course)
and the Atari 2600 and Intellivision games

[raindog]

lucifershalo, on Sat Jan 15, 2011 3:23 PM, said:

wont a plug and play TRON be wonderful...

I'm surprised Disney didn't have Jakks Pacific put something like that out to coincide with Tron Legacy's release. I know the PnP fad has pretty much come and gone, but they're all about the licenses now, and they could hit both the movie license and nostalgia markets with that.

But they couldn't do it for 20 bucks, not with any kind of decent controller.

[doctorclu]

raindog, on Sun Jan 16, 2011 12:13 AM, said:

lucifershalo, on Sat Jan 15, 2011 3:23 PM, said:

wont a plug and play TRON be wonderful...

I'm surprised Disney didn't have Jakks Pacific put something like that out to coincide with Tron Legacy's release. I know the PnP fad has pretty much come and gone, but they're all about the licenses now, and they could hit both the movie license and nostalgia markets with that.

But they couldn't do it for 20 bucks, not with any kind of decent controller.

Just want to ditto what is being said here. I would love it if a mini-Tron game was released. I've been visiting toy stores just having a blast collecting figures, vehicles, ect. Been a while since I really got into that. A mini game would be fun.

In the meantime I'll just have to enjoy the remote controlled Zero-G lightcycle that can run on walls.

[Flojomojo]

You could get the next best thing -- TRON on a portable.

The GameBoy Advance version of Tron: Killer App has both arcade games as playable extras.

The TRON arcade games are also on XBOX Live Arcade.

If you really, really want TRON on a plug-n-play, you could get this Intellivision remake, which includes an unbranded version. Warning: it's total crap. Be careful what you wish for.

[Godzilla]

don't forget the tomy tutor tron game and tron 2.0