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Tron 2.0 totally rocks.  I've always been a fan of the movie, in a geeky sort of way, and had seen the PC game when it came out in 2003.  This Christmas, I snagged a copy, thanks to my bro-in-law.  Oh baby...light cycles, disc hurling, pulsating neon lighting...who needs Halo?  I logged 8 hours of game time in two sittings...now I remember why I try to stay away from PC games.

As we continue to dream of an eventual re-make of the 1982 classic (you're all with me, right?  Right??), here are a few related amusements to keep us occupied in the mean time:

• Tron 2.0:  The 1st-person shooter-quest pictured right, that rocks.  $10 on Amazon, baby.
  
• BM Tron:  A 2-dimentional, simple light cycle race.  (Closely resembles Snafu, for all you Intelivision gamers.)
• Discs of Tron:  An arcade game from the 80s where you hurl discs at a guy across the room, who's simultaneously hurling them at you.  I used to love this game, and may even hunt one down when my mid life crisis hits.
• Tron:  Another arcade game...but a weak one, involving a combination of light cycles, disc throwing, MCP-demolition.  Cheesy graphics, meager game play.
  
• GL Tron:  A 3-dimensional light cycle race.  This actually looks really cool.  I haven't tried it yet.
• Tron Guy:  Wow.  This is wierd enough to make me stop writing this post.

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