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Tron 2.0 : Killer App

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Control Tron and Mercury in an isometric adventure, battling corrupted programs and piloting vehicles to stop a system virus.

Tron 2.0: Killer App for Game Boy Advance was developed by Digital Eclipse and published by Buena Vista Interactive in 2004; it is a distinct GBA version of the Tron 2.0 franchise, released in the same year as the PC game.

About Tron 2.0 : Killer App

Tron 2.0: Killer App is an isometric adventure set within a computer system. The plot involves the ENCOM Corporation facing a cyber attack, prompting the reactivation of the TRON program. His mission is to locate and neutralize a dangerous, self-evolving virus.

Gameplay involves navigating this digital world with a companion program named Mercury. Together, they confront corrupted software and gather enhancement chips to improve their capabilities. The experience extends beyond direct character control, as players also operate various vehicles like Tanks and Light Cycles during the campaign.

In addition to the main adventure, the package includes two classic arcade titles from Midway as bonus content: the original TRON and Discs of TRON games.

Tron 2.0 : Killer App Screenshots

12 images
Title Screen
Main Menu
As in every TRON game, your world is digital
Choose your character, each has different levels and story
Alan Badley activates TRON to halt a hacker
This recharge station restores energy
TRON fires his disc weapon
Datacubes can hold energy, chips or weapon powerups
Riding in a tank to cross systems
An enemy Tank!
TRON vs. an ICP, the system's military
Talking to another character, er...program