I have to say, I was one of the loudest supporters for a Tron VE. Ever since the first time I played it, everything about the game clicked. Shot perfectly. Theme integrated perfectly. The art is what the art is. The music and sounds are perfect. Easy rule set to learn.

Now, that’s where the problem comes in. One of my friends has a Tron. The other night at his house, I put a few games on it. 6 or 7. I made it to Portal twice and Sea of Simulation another 2 times.

I ended up getting bored with the game. I’d like to think I’m between very good and excellent at pinball. It got me thinking that if I’m constantly getting to see pretty much the whole game half the times I play it, will this be a game I want to own?

To the few who say the code is the weak link to Tron…I understand exactly what you mean now.

Just saying I’m officially off of the Tron VE bandwagon and if the game does get released, I will pass.

Last night, I finally got to open my Deadpool LE. I’d rather save for my floor space for games like that. I can’t see myself ever getting tired of playing it.

If they were able to add more depth to the code, then I’d probably go for it.

Iron man code isn’t deep…but the game is so challenging that it keeps you coming back for more.

They did and it has the bigger magnets in them, unlike the 2014 & 2015 Vaults.

Wasn’t Star Trek vault last year too?

3 ball.

I’m an excellent player and I find Tron to be an easy shooting game.

Congo makes a much better pinball machine than it does movie.

I just want to put the Tron chicks translite on all my games.