TRON 2.0 (Video Game 2003)

When Encom programmer Alan Bradley goes missing, his son Jet is pulled into the world of the computer to find him and to stop a new threat destrying that world from within.

Writer:

Frank Rooke

Stars:

Jason Cottle, Bruce Boxleitner, Cindy Morgan

Cast

Cast overview:
Jason Cottle	...	Jethro 'Jet' Bradley (voice)
Bruce Boxleitner	...	Alan Bradley (voice)
Cindy Morgan	...	Ma3a (voice)
Ken Boynton	...	Byte / Help Program / Kernel's Aid (voice)
Rebecca Romijn	...	Mercury (voice) (as Rebecca Romijn-Stamos)
Dennis Bateman	...	I-No / Kernel / fCon CEO (voice)
David Scully	...	J.D. Thorne / Seth Crown (voice)
Kimberli Colbourne	...	Eva Popoff / Computer Voice / PDA (voice)
Scott Burns	...	Esmond Baza (voice)
Henry Dardenne	...	Z-Lot (voice)
Karen Kay Cody	...	(voice)
Mike Madeoy	...	(voice)

Storyline

20 years after the events of TRON, Encom, the computer company in the film, is in the midst of a hostile takeover bid by a rival firm called fCon. fCon found that Alan Bradley, the programmer who helped out Kevin Flynn 20 years earlier, has rediscovered the same digitising technology that sent Flynn into the computer world, and they want it for themselves. By digitizing specially trained hackers codenamed DataWraiths, fCon plans to infiltrate the world's computer networks from the inside. When an fCon employee called Thorne, who was a former security chief at Encom, is digitised into the computer incorrectly, he begins to go mad and corrupt the entire system from within, infecting and destroying other programs in the process. When Alan Bradley suddenley goes missing, his son Jet, who is a programmer at Encom, is digitised against his will into the computer system to find him and stop the corruption that is destroying the computer world.

---

Plot Keywords:

computer programmer | based on film | computer cracker | surrealism | sequel with unusual number | 

---

Taglines:

Enter the Digital World

---

Genres:

Action | Sci-Fi | Adventure | Fantasy

---

Details

Official Sites:

Official Site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

26 August 2003 (USA)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Walt Disney Pictures

Technical Specs

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Steven Lisberger served as a consultant to the game. He personally verified the opening digitization sequence as candid to the Tron universe.

---

Quotes

Alan Bradley: I'm a little suprised you turned down the level six programming position.
Jet Bradley: Look dad, I know you're disappointed.
Alan Bradley: Damn right I'm disappointed, I pulled a lot of strings to get you that offer.
Jet Bradley: Life is short pop, I plan to enjoy it.
Alan Bradley: You sound like Flynn. Ma3a, run a security diagonostic.
Ma3a: Yes Alan One.
Alan Bradley: Results?
Ma3a: A virus has infected the system via e-mail. Lab drives 1, 2, and 4 infected.
Alan Bradley: Jet, we'll have to continue this conversation later.
[Jet suddenly listens to someone enter Alan's lab]
[...]

---

Connections

Referenced in Kingdom Hearts II (2005)

---

Soundtracks

"TRONaction"
(excerpt)
Composed by Wendy Carlos

User Reviews

We might look forward to new TRON games after all

With TRON 2 coming up 2010/11 , I seriously hope they do a good job in creating another game. I really loved TROM 2.0 and play it through at least once yearly (yes, it actually runs in Vista). Of course the game had it's faults, but they were and are easily overlooked since there are so much that is good. I liked the fact that the background story were delivered via emails, and the look of the world was stunning. Sure, the engine was a bit dated even when the game were released, but it sure does the job, even by todays standards. Very faithful to the movie. The game might be a bit hard on those who like a lot of action and less platforming, but really, this game cates for all tastes. A highly recommended game if you can find it!