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The game was released to minimal advertising and press coverage, but still managed enough success for Creator/SlaveLaborGraphics to release a six-part graphic novel series called ''Tron: Ghost in the Machine'' that took place six months after the game's events. Jet is shown to be traumatized from his experience in cyberspace, having nightmares and having trouble discerning those nightmares from reality. There was also a sequel for the Game Boy Advance called ''Tron 2.0 Killer App'' (a title which was also used for the Xbox port of the PC game) where Tron was revived from archival storage and teamed up with Mercury to thwart a viral attack on Encom.
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The game was released to minimal advertising and press coverage, but still managed enough success for success, with Creator/SlaveLaborGraphics to release releasing a six-part graphic novel series called ''Tron: Ghost in the Machine'' that took place six months after the game's events. Jet is shown to be traumatized from his experience in cyberspace, having nightmares and having trouble discerning those nightmares from reality. There was also a sequel for the Game Boy Advance called ''Tron 2.0 Killer App'' (a title which was also used for the Xbox port of the PC game) where Tron was revived from archival storage and teamed up with Mercury to thwart a viral attack on Encom.
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* LivingProgram: Again, staple of the franchise. Most of them are helpful and benevolent and even many of those hunting Jet are more mistaken (believing he's an enemy) or corrupted into insanity than malicious. It's {{Deconstructed}} in the spin off comic as Jet had a full on breakdown and was disgusted by the idea of playing god over the lives of beings just as sentient as he was that he wanted nothing to do with computers once he returned.
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[[http://store.steampowered.com/app/327740/ Now available]] on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} [[https://www.gog.com/game/tron_20 and]] Website/{{GOG|DotCom}}!
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[[http://store.steampowered.com/app/327740/ Now available]] on UsefulNotes/{{Steam}} Platform/{{Steam}} [[https://www.gog.com/game/tron_20 and]] Website/{{GOG|DotCom}}!
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* LetsPlay: Several, but [[https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLn8DEM16iILQmao0yg4-zn6--OqseSD-C Parlock's]] and [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tL6vsC23Vi4&index=1&list=PLAE1E04BFB6BA1FC1 countzeroLP's]] are complete.
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[[caption-width-right:239:What you get when you mix TRON with ''VideoGame/HalfLife''.]]
[[caption-width-right:239:What you get when you mix TRON with ''VideoGame/HalfLife''.]]
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* SchoolGradeHacking: Implied (among other shenanigans). One of several incidents of adolescent rebellion on Jet Bradley's part was hacking into the school's mainframe, something that did ''not'' impress the more rule-abiding Alan.
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* SecondaryCharacterTitle: UpToEleven -- Tron himself doesn't appear, and is only mentioned in passing by a couple characters. I-No explicitly states that he "vanished" shortly after the victory over Master Control. FridgeBrilliance, though, if you think of Programs as the children of their Users; Jet and Tron have the same father.
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* SecondaryCharacterTitle: UpToEleven -- Tron himself doesn't appear, and is only mentioned in passing by a couple characters. I-No explicitly states that he "vanished" shortly after the victory over Master Control. FridgeBrilliance, though, if you think of Programs as the children of their Users; Jet and Tron have the same father.
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** There're shout-outs to ''VideoGame/{{Marathon}}'':
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** There're There are also at least three shout-outs to ''VideoGame/{{Marathon}}'':Creator/{{Bungie}}'s ''VideoGame/{{Marathon}}'' series.[[labelnote:Designer trivia]]Two of ''TRON 2.0''[='=]s designers, Frank Rooke and Courtney Evans, had previously done level design and, in Courtney's case, writing for the ''Marathon'' [[VideoGame/MarathonExpandedUniverse fan sequel]] ''Tempus Irae''; Courtney has said his work on ''Tempus'' is part of what got him hired at Monolith.[[/labelnote]]
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*** Among the infected program enemies you can spot ones named Durandal and Rampancy.
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*** Among the The infected program enemies you can spot ones named enemies' names include Durandal and Rampancy.(Ra*mpa^ncy).
