A while back, I was invited to write a review of TRON 2.0 for a book. In the link above, you can see a screenshot of it.
The hope is that if you haven't played TRON 2.0 before now, the review might spur you to give the game a try.
I'm grateful for the opportunity, and it will share space in the book with other reviews from game developers and people in the gaming press. Such as Chris Avellone (Fallout 2, Planescape: Torment, Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II, Fallout: New Vegas), Peter “Durante” Thoman (of DSFix fame), and more.
The review is a fantastic read, and it absolutely captures the spirit of the game, and helps build some intrigue and interest for new players. Is there any way to purchase this book? Any ideas? I'd love to grab a copy.
Affiliates are Still Closed, until I decide a way to design a box for them.
The book is non-profit, and so far is a digital release only. But there's been talk about printing physical copies for sale (at cost). If it does get printed, it won't happen until July this year, at the earliest.
Debuting in this release of the book is my TRON 2.0 review, which can be found on page 194. Let me know what you think of my review, and the book overall!
The CRPG Book Project is a non-profit digital book in .PDF form, that aims to review as many classic and modern Computer Role-Playing Games (CRPGs) as possible. With emphasis on accuracy (development history and game mechanics), and finding reviewers who are knowledgeable and passionate about the game titles that they review.
The book will likely be printed and see a physical release when it’s completed in 2017. But the digital version will always remain online and free to download.
TRON 2.0 qualified for inclusion in the book, because it’s a First-Person Shooter/Role-Playing Game hybrid, featuring light RPG elements such as experience points, character progression, “inventory” management, and skill and “equipment” upgrades (subroutines).
I think this is a fantastic project. It’s great that there are people like Felipe Pepe, and the other contributors to the book: who want to keep an accurate account of each game title’s place in history, and who know each game they’re reviewing inside and out.
The 4th preview of the CRPG Book Project has just been released, containing over 200 reviews in the space of 350 pages!
I think this is a fantastic project. It’s great that there are people like Felipe Pepe, and the other contributors to the book: who want to keep an accurate account of each game title’s place in history, and who know each game they’re reviewing inside and out.
I think the movie industry just killed it. Egos came into the way.
People should have character education as obligation-.