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[AlanOne]

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[Rogi Ocnorb]

http://www.encominternational.com/catalogue.htm

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[Billhouse]

The End is one.

http://encomgames.jp/games.htm

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[Greystone]

If we are going to count "Tron" shouldn't we also count "Disks Of Tron"? also the links will anwser the question of multiple paltforms who had been sub-contracted to make the games for use to the public.

Disks Of Tron
Developer(s) Bally Midway
Publisher(s) Bally Midway
Designer(s) Robert Dinnerman
Platform(s) Arcade, Xbox 360 (XBLA)
Release date(s) 1983
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discs_of_Tron

Tron
North American arcade flyer.
Developer(s) Bally Midway
Distributor(s) Bally Midway
Platform(s) Arcade game, Xbox 360 (XBLA), TRS-80 Color Computer
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tron_%28arcade_game%29

[Greystone]

Other points of interest. Add to the list? Maybe? Don't know, prob not but also probably games and stuff you didn't know before. I also like 42E got a mention and credited with "Space Paranoids"

Sequels

* Discs of Tron (1983): arcade game which was originally intended as a fifth segment of Tron but was left out because programming was not finished in time[1]. In it, the player engages in disc throwing combat, similar to the film sequence. This did get limited release in arcades and stores in NJ, NY, etc.

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* Tron 2.0 (2003): first-person shooter computer game sequel with a new Light Cycle design by Syd Mead who had also designed them for the film.
o Tron 2.0 Killer App (2004): a port of Tron 2.0 as videogame to Xbox and Game Boy Advance with significant changes to the game. The Xbox version features new multiplayer modes. In the Game Boy Advance version there are Tron and Discs of Tron included.
* Space Paranoids (2009): arcade game with joystick and ball controls, created by 42 Entertainment for the 2009 San Diego Comic Con.

[edit] Other

* Videogame series for Mattel's Intellivision console:
o Tron: Deadly Discs (1982): based on the disc throwing combat in the film Tron. Has also been released for Atari 2600[4].
o Tron Maze-a-Tron
o Tron Solar Sailer
* Open-source computer games released under GNU General Public License via download for multiple platforms:
o Armagetron Advanced: based on the Light Cycle game from the film Tron.
o GLtron: based on the Light Cycle game from the film Tron.
o KTron: another game based on the Light Cycle game from the film Tron. KTron is one of the KDE Games distributed as part of the K Desktop Environment (KDE).
* A legally licensed Tron game is available for the Tomy Tutor computer, but it was only released in Japan and is unrelated. In the USA, however, for copyright reasons this game was retitled as Hyperspace.[5]