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Tron Evolution

 

 

SCORE: 72

 

Tron Evolution 

 

It is fabulous to find something on clearance. It is even better when it is between one dollar and two dollars. That is precisely what I found Tron Evolution for at a local retailer. Part of my brain said: “this game will suck if it sells for that low.” Another part of my grey matter said: “give it a shot it might be worth it.” Like many video games out there, Tron Evolution has good and bad.

The environments in Tron Evolution are shocking. They look wonderful. If you like the movie, then you will love how this Nintendo DS game looks. The bad side is the characters do not look so great. Too often the graphics are really tiny. The cut scenes look good. The core of Tron Evolution is to destroy the programs we come across. The enemies respawn in every area. This makes Tron Evolution frustrating.

There are puzzle aspects to Tron Evolution which makes the enemy respawning all the more frustrating. I was running around these maze like areas trying to find the switch to open a door. I had to kill the same guys multiple times. The light cycle levels in Tron Evolution are awesome. Driving around and avoiding the other streams is one of the best parts of this game.

The music in Tron Evolution is enjoyable for all ages. It helped provide the illusion of being inside the Tron world. Expect to run across characters from the movie in Tron Evolution. This Nintendo DS game explains what are missions are at regular intervals.

All in all Tron Evolution is an okay hand held version of a movie based game. It has it moments here and there but most of it is very forgettable. I find that to be a shame because there is some diversity to the game play. Some of it is fun and some is annoying. I enjoyed some of the special attacks like drawing a line to where I could throw my disc. Fighting the enemies over and over again really bogs Tron Evolution down.

Families that enjoyed the Tron franchise may enjoy Tron Evolution on the Nintendo DS. I doubt you will be able to find it for the price I did, but you never know. The lesson in Tron Evolution is how important law and order is. Which is a lesson many teenagers could use. I know when I was a teenager I could have used more of that lesson in my life. I would love to see a light cycle only sequel to Tron Evolution in future years.
- Sam

 

Graphics: 71%
Sound: 80%
Replay/Extras: 80%
Gameplay: 60%
Family Friendly Factor: 70%

System: Nintendo DS
Publisher: Disney Interactive Studios

Rating: ‘E10+’ for Everyone 10+
{Mild Fantasy Violence}

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