Disney's TRON: Evolution

 Xbox 360
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5.9

Mixed or average reviews- based on 50 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 19 out of 50
  2. Mixed: 17 out of 50
  3. Negative: 14 out of 50
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  1. HitmanHart
    Aug 1, 2016
    3
    I love Tron as a whole. I'm old enough to have seen the first movie on release day and it's one of the happier memories of my childhood. The fantasy of being pulled into a computer and meeting "programs" was something that all computer geeks of the 1970's dreamed about.

    This attempt at a game was admirable and seemed to have a decent story to watch, but the controls and camera made    I love Tron as a whole. I'm old enough to have seen the first movie on release day and it's one of the happier memories of my childhood. The fantasy of being pulled into a computer and meeting "programs" was something that all computer geeks of the 1970's dreamed about.

    This attempt at a game was admirable and seemed to have a decent story to watch, but the controls and camera made playing the game all but impossible. The camera "drifts" behind the player resulting in the character drifting from side to side as you attempt to approach what *should* be simple jumps or dexterity puzzles causing them become frustratingly difficult (or altogether impossible).

    I got this game from the "Games with Gold" program from Microsoft and I'm truly glad that I didn't pay money for it, or I would have asked for a refund.

    I tried...I truly did. I wanted to enjoy this game and I wanted to play it out, but after doing the same jumps over and over again (with pop up "tips" that appear, stopping the action when they appear...over, and over, and over) I finally gave up and uninstalled the game from my Xbox.

    I'm a long time gamer, but the more modern games that require "press this button while in the air, then pull the right trigger, then press another two buttons together at the same time while then pulling the other trigger to execute a required special power-jump" are just waaay too frustrating to be enjoyable. This game is definitely one of those frustrating games.

    Again...if I'd paid money for it, I would have asked for a refund.

    Spoiler...I love Tron, but this game is a royal stinker.    … Expand
  2. kabulce
    Dec 8, 2010
    4
    Game for $15 ,not worth 55 , trust me. Running and jumping and nothing more. Characters not interesting , game more for kids . Maybe ''not my type'' of game but.......
  3. thirstycobra
    Jun 22, 2011
    0
    The claw is cooler than the halberd so this game is obviously bk. I mean the movie itself was arguably the worst movie ever due to the low realism contested by other movies and games such as the ever realistic call of duty franchise or the social network. this game is not worth the money, you should buy a Ferrari instead of this bad kid game.
  4. tromic
    Dec 8, 2010
    0
    I have never done a review on metacritic before. In fact I have never registered for it because I use it mainly to see what other people think. The complete retardation that is TRON: Evolution required that I do so so that I may register my opinion that this game is a complete and utter turd. Its almost as if it was specifically designed to be annoying and frustrating.

    I am a (reasonably)    I have never done a review on metacritic before. In fact I have never registered for it because I use it mainly to see what other people think. The complete retardation that is TRON: Evolution required that I do so so that I may register my opinion that this game is a complete and utter turd. Its almost as if it was specifically designed to be annoying and frustrating.

    I am a (reasonably) seasoned gamer and I found the controls to be *way* too difficult to even use, much less master, and the 'help' that you receive in trying to follow the course the game thinks you should take is borderline actionable - I want to sue Propaganda for causing me to question the very reality in which we exist.

    Hm... I can climb this wall, but not that one. Jumping forward rips me backwards. Go left? No... we know which way you want to go... Down this time. No, left this time. Ok, lets settle on right. Pretty much anything but what I wanted to do was done to me. I started to wonder if it was actually reading my control stick to know what I was trying to do, or to use that information to frustrate me deliberately.

    One word review: ESS AYCH EYE TEE.    … Expand
  5. JamesSteal
    Dec 15, 2010
    1
    The only thing I regret about Tron: Evolution is putting it into my ps3 and having to wait 30 minutes for the Game Data to install to my HDD. You can't "kill" enemies in Tron, You "derezz" them. Like all videogames made by Disney, This is an abomination. I hope no one purchases it as a Christmas gift for their loved ones or else there will be a lot of hollering and anger from experiencingThe only thing I regret about Tron: Evolution is putting it into my ps3 and having to wait 30 minutes for the Game Data to install to my HDD. You can't "kill" enemies in Tron, You "derezz" them. Like all videogames made by Disney, This is an abomination. I hope no one purchases it as a Christmas gift for their loved ones or else there will be a lot of hollering and anger from experiencing the boring, repetitive levels and the annoying soundtrack. Don't even waste your money renting this game.… Expand
  6. Broyax
    Dec 30, 2016
    1
    Sous ses dehors de jeu pas trop moche mais pas beau dont la seule touche "artistique" est son penchant pour le bleu moyen, le bleu clair et quelques autres variantes de bleu, Tron machin est une adaptation particulièrement affligeante d'un film atterrant et incroyablement abêtissant.

    La transcription de la nullité cinématographique et de la bêtise de Disney se retrouvent ici en une    Sous ses dehors de jeu pas trop moche mais pas beau dont la seule touche "artistique" est son penchant pour le bleu moyen, le bleu clair et quelques autres variantes de bleu, Tron machin est une adaptation particulièrement affligeante d'un film atterrant et incroyablement abêtissant.

    La transcription de la nullité cinématographique et de la bêtise de Disney se retrouvent ici en une quantité numériquement concentrée de merdasse à même de provoquer une division par zéro chez HAL9000 qui a rebooté plusieurs fois dans sa tombe.

    La jouabilité est injouable et une lutte de tous les instants pour composer avec une maniabilité de caddy de supermarché dans une descente à 15%, nous faisant douter de la manette elle-même pourtant mécaniquement bien innocente. Epouvantable étron à dégager rapidement... dire qu'ils le filaient avec le Gold ! puuutain.    … Expand
  7. Stio
    Jan 19, 2023
    3
    jeder der für dieses Spiel Geld ausgegeben hat tut mir leid . Langweilige Story und total tote spielwelt Das kampfsystem ist relativ ok
    Nach knapp 5std war der Krampf zuende und ich bin froh diesen Lizenz müll abgeschlossen zu haben.

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#64 Most Discussed Xbox 360 Game of 2010
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#13 Most Shared Xbox 360 Game of 2010

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58

Mixed or average reviews - based on 51 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 4 out of 51
  2. Mixed: 39 out of 51
  3. Negative: 8 out of 51
  1. Videogameszone.de
    May 24, 2011
    59
    The game is too hard and many parts of it are too frustrating. The controls in Tron: Evolution are a total mess. Why is there a multiplayer in this game?
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  2. Gamer.no
    Mar 7, 2011
    50
    Tron: Evolution suffers from the original movie's main affliction: Monotony. While initially interesting, the gameplay feels repetitive, and an inconsistent control system causes additional frustration. The soundtrack is, on the other hand, awesome – but that's sadly not enough to make this game a classic.
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  3. Gaming Nexus
    Feb 23, 2011
    50
    Tron: Evolution had the potential for expressing a unique and interesting story, but fell short of expectations.
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