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| − | + | == Tron-Sector == |
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| ⚫ | Tron-sector is a long running website by David "Auric" Hernly supporting the all of the aspects of the Tron universe. It has a large download archive of fan media, clips from the film, maps and patches for |
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| ⚫ | Tron-sector is a long running website by David "Auric" Hernly, Jr. supporting the all of the aspects of the Tron universe. It has a large download archive of fan media, clips from the film, maps and patches for TRON 2.0, fan fiction for a movie sequel, fan made mini-TRON inspired games (not to mention a fully functional Space Paranoids emulation), and even a TRON Font for Windows. It has a regularly updated current news page. It has biographies on all of the major actors and production team and even interviews of Cindy Morgan, Mike Bonifer and Harrison Ellenshaw. The website is home to the I/O Tower Forums, one of the biggest Tron fourms in existence. Well known internet celebritiy 'The TRON Guy' (aka Jay Maynard) is a member in Tron-sector forum and cast members Dan Shor and Cindy Morgan have been known to have visited the site's forums. |
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| + | == Boxhat == |
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| − | A website devoted to only the Tron 2.0 game. It game be broken down as a forum and a download library. Its forum is more accessible than the more aged Tron-sector design and is populated with people more into gaming that happen to play Tron 2.0 as well. It had much "drama" in its forums. Clans bickered as the fragile support of BVG shattered for months after the game's release. After years passed with all support from BVG was lost arguments still raged. A member called Nicola was centred around it and people took sides in the arguments. Around 2006 however Nicola left for a while and things slowed down for Tron 2.0. In this period a 'King Of The Grid' tournament was set to break the slowness and lack of players. It lasted 11 weeks, ending with a full server of 15 players! That round is agreed by most players to be the best moment of Tron 2.0. However with the return of Nicola, old hatreds were reignited as many did not want the (quoted from [[User:Data_ghost|Data_ghost]]) "jackass". TronFAQ has reported that the site may be permanently down. |
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| − | Despite the effort to stabilize the community instead it turned to a forlorn hope for Nicola. The mission only succeed in by attracting players to attend the multiplayer pleasure as often as possible. However it became a mess when a secret spyware could prove the "real" gender of this player. Thankfully this didn't effect the level of activity at all. Nicola still could amplify on the gamegrid by let her hunt. Several players who needed to [[(as such entitled by the User: 9volt-Chicken)]] "hunt the rabbit", enjoyed a new motivation & it became so therefore a fashion between 2004 until end of 2006. During 2006 Nicola has decided to end the mystery to let the players know her true indenty thru Jademz's Teamspeak server. As to be revealed Nicola is transsexuell. A small number of resentfully players therefore couldn't rest & thought of a payback by using the „Harakiri-strategy“ while other players tried to boycott Nicola to have this longtime drama ended. After a few breaks & short comebacks Nicola's return is likely possible thanks to her addiction to Tron 2.0 [[(especially Disc Arena)]]. |
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| − | Hallmarks of Nicola are the word "oopsi", the often used "purple" punkgirl avatar & her unbroken will to serve a good match even on bad conditions such highping & packet lose. |
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| ⚫ | Since the release of TRON 2.0, there were numerous clans that emerged, chief among 'Living Dead', 'Digital Structure of Order' and 'Nintendo Evolution'. 'Nintendo Evolution' changed its name several times (its 'official' name now is 'Digital Soldiers') and finally fell apart after members left for games with more players on multiplayer. 'Living Dead' and 'Digital Structure of Order' however stayed strong and after alliances grew stronger between them, they finally merged to form the clan they are today. They have contributed greatly to the community by making many maps and tools for the game. The member Tronfaq has also recorded tutorials to get started with making maps for TRON 2.0 using the provided tools. |
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| + | == TRON 2.0 News == |
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| + | [http://tronfaq.blogspot.com/ Tron 2.0 News] |
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| + | == TRON 2.0 Unofficial FAQ == |
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| − | + | [http://www.ldso.net/tronfaq/ Tron 2.0 Unofficial FAQ] |
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| − | A very well-done FAQ made by TronFAQ to give help for modding, patching and making maps for |
+ | A very well-done FAQ made by TronFAQ to give help for modding, patching and making maps for TRON 2.0. Due to TRON 2.0's many glitches and bugs, this FAQ helps you get around them and has guides on practically everything in TRON 2.0 including single player tutorials, making your own custom maps. It also has an essay describing the events after TRON 2.0's release and the decline in BVG's support. |
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Revision as of 23:03, 24 June 2015
This list displays all websites that support the movie TRON, TRON 2.0 and related games.
Tron-Sector
(someone help me out with history [EDIT: More specific about the founding date])
Tron-sector is a long running website by David "Auric" Hernly, Jr. supporting the all of the aspects of the Tron universe. It has a large download archive of fan media, clips from the film, maps and patches for TRON 2.0, fan fiction for a movie sequel, fan made mini-TRON inspired games (not to mention a fully functional Space Paranoids emulation), and even a TRON Font for Windows. It has a regularly updated current news page. It has biographies on all of the major actors and production team and even interviews of Cindy Morgan, Mike Bonifer and Harrison Ellenshaw. The website is home to the I/O Tower Forums, one of the biggest Tron fourms in existence. Well known internet celebritiy 'The TRON Guy' (aka Jay Maynard) is a member in Tron-sector forum and cast members Dan Shor and Cindy Morgan have been known to have visited the site's forums.
Boxhat
LDSO
[LDSO] (the Living Dead System Operators)
Since the release of TRON 2.0, there were numerous clans that emerged, chief among 'Living Dead', 'Digital Structure of Order' and 'Nintendo Evolution'. 'Nintendo Evolution' changed its name several times (its 'official' name now is 'Digital Soldiers') and finally fell apart after members left for games with more players on multiplayer. 'Living Dead' and 'Digital Structure of Order' however stayed strong and after alliances grew stronger between them, they finally merged to form the clan they are today. They have contributed greatly to the community by making many maps and tools for the game. The member Tronfaq has also recorded tutorials to get started with making maps for TRON 2.0 using the provided tools.
TRON 2.0 News
A blog created by TronFAQ to give up to date news about TRON 2.0 and the TRON community. It has recently has a change in design. It also has a link to the petition started to get more support by BVG for TRON 2.0.
TRON 2.0 Unofficial FAQ
A very well-done FAQ made by TronFAQ to give help for modding, patching and making maps for TRON 2.0. Due to TRON 2.0's many glitches and bugs, this FAQ helps you get around them and has guides on practically everything in TRON 2.0 including single player tutorials, making your own custom maps. It also has an essay describing the events after TRON 2.0's release and the decline in BVG's support.