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“Super Mario 64” in 1996 was such an amazing leap into 3D from its 2D predecessors that videogaming will probably never repeat that great of a transition in a single sequel, which is why it still should score above, say, “Super Mario Galaxy,” despite its improvements to the formula 11 years later.
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Games must be judged not just in terms of times divided by, but also as products of their time. The game hasn’t exactly sold me on the concept, either, so I won’t be buying more. Of course there is DLC planned, which is pathetic, as even for 1/3 the cost of a real game, “Tron Run/R” feels too expensive for its minimal content. (Length) = 2 hours to beat the levels (0% Padding). (Difficulty Curve = 7) (Upgrade System = 6) Before each round you can attach boosts, but they don’t affect gameplay significantly.
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None of the runner levels look or feel different than what the random generator produces, except for the difficulty curve. (Level design = 6) There are 16 runner levels, 16 lightcycle levels, a randomly generating runner level, and DLC planned. (Physics = none) (Camera = 7) No complaints.
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(Enemy AI = 4) The other lightcycle racers are simplistic, and never try to cut you off. Again, the lightcycle levels from “Tron: Evolution” (both the singleplayer levels similar to but better than “Run/R,” and the multiplayer levels where you tried to box in the other players) were better. Each lightcycle emits a barrier wall behind it, which I didn’t realize at first, because you can’t ever do anything with it.
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The racing doesn’t feel great in general compared to most motorcycle games, and the “Road Rash” element just highlights how much better the Road Rash games were (“Road Redemption” these days). Time runs out unless you keep hitting the boost gates. You can accelerate, drift-slide, and press a button to attack an adjacent cycle. (Driving = 3 (33% of game)) The other gameplay type is the lightcycle racing, which is worse. Also the left/right joystick movement speed feels a little off somehow, and in a game where that’s such a large part of a little game, that’s a problem. The Prince-of-Persia-style levels from “Tron: Evolution” were way better.
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Casual games are better suited to handhelds, because it’s silly to boot up the PS4 and confine yourself to a couch for this little reward. It’s pretty simplistic, too simplistic to carry a $20 console game. If you think I basically just described “Temple Run” with different visuals, that’s because "Tron Run/R" very much feels like a smartphone game. (Endless Runner platforming = 7 (66% of game)) You run forward automatically, and you can use the joystick to move right and left to avoid obstacles, press buttons to jump or slide under/over obstacles, and press the shoulder buttons to dash sideways. (Plot = 7) I didn’t notice any, which isn’t a bad thing. (Music = 3) I would have like the Daft Punk score from Tron: Legacy. It's at least color-coded to aid your recognition of obstacles.
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(Visual aesthetics = 4) They captured the look of Tron, and you do get to customize the character and bike by selecting between different movie versions, but the stages aren’t very varied or impressive. And it’s sad that there are no character ragdoll physics when you die or take out an enemy, and no physics in the few particle effects present. (Graphics = 5) A bit simplistic and lacking in effects, disappointing given how Tron games consist of almost entirely black textures with nothing BUT effects. (Graphics = 5) A bit simplistic and lacking in effects, disappointing An Endless Runner-style platformer.