Tron

Films and Shorts

• Tron
  • This feat of animation marvel was overlooked by audiences when it was originally released, but has since gone on to be a beloved cult classic.
• Tron: Legacy
  • Nearly 30 years later, Disney revisted their cutting edged film to see where the world had gone in the time since Tron.
    • Previou Review
• Tron Short Films
  • To coincide with the development and release of the sequel, two short films were developed to show where the franchise had been, and where it could go for the future.
• Tron: Ares
  • The third entry in the franchise discards most of what happened in the sequel to focus on a new heroic program and his quest for the meaning of his own existence.
    • Trailer Review

Video Games

• Tron (1982 Arcade)
  • This first effort from Bally Midway is little more than a mini-game collection, and one that doesn't even live up to the design potential of the film.
• Tron: Deadly Discs
  • A better game from Bally Midway, this is a focused and refined effort that takes on idea from the film and builds it out into a very fun experience.
• Discs of Tron
  • Mattel does their own spin on the disc-slinging action from the first movie, to great effect considering the power of the Intellivision console.
• Tron: Maze-a-Tron
  • A maze-chase effort from Mattel, this game feels underbaked and barely delivers on any of its action promises.
• Adventures of Tron
  • This platforming effort from Mattel for the Atari is slight in depth but does at least deliver some decent run-and-jump action.
• Tron: Solar Sailer
  • Little more then a tech demo for Mattel's voice module, this Intellivision game has some interesting ideas that never really come to fruition.