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Battle Grids
Video Game
Published by Disney Interactive
Designed by Propaganda Games and N-Space
Released in December 2010 |
With hostility starting to brew between the Basic programs and
the ISOs, Tron assists a particularly skilled ISO player to
become an icon by becoming the first ISO champion of the Game
Grid.
Story Summary
Since I don't own a copy of the game, a complete story summary
is difficult to write but
Wikipedia has a fairly complete plot synopsis:
The game starts with Your Program battling Quorra with light
cycles. The Program wins and goes to Tron City where he/she
meets Quorra. The Program and Quorra become friends. Quorra
finds Zuse who takes them to Tron's palace to find a trainer for
the Program. They meet with Tron, and he fights your program to
see if he/she is championship material. Afterwards, he tells
your program that if he/she wins the championship he/she would
be the first ISO champion. This could give ISOs someone to look
up to.
You then train with Calchas for the upcoming matches. After a
few training sessions you go through an official match. One of
Calchas' trainees, angry that he was not chosen to participate,
challenges your program. Your program wins, and Quorra then
suggests that you head for the next match by light cycles. On
your way you are attacked by a grid bug. Both your program and
Quorra fall off the track, and are attacked by a swarm of grid
bugs. You wake up in a colony, where a Survivalist named Gibson
has taken you. He informs your program of how he saved you both.
On deciding to leave, Gibson says you must repay him, because he
sacrificed valuable resources to save you. You agreed to compete
in multiple games; once you've won Gibson will allow you to
leave and return to Tron City.
When your program and Quorra get back to Tron City, it is
already time to begin the Light Tank battle against Bosh. Your
program wins, but then you find out that Calchas was in a Light
Cycle Race against Blaze, which results in Calchas being
derezzed by Blaze. You then go to Tron's Palace and tell Tron the
bad news. When they both return to Tron City, they find out that
Quorra had been kidnapped and Blaze has threatened and hinted
that if your program participated in the final match, she would
possibly be derezzed.
Then Gibson, who had come to watch the Tournament, tells you
that he saw where both Bosh and his henchmen drag her away to,
so your program battled his/her way through the Elite Guards,
across the Light Sail Station to Bosh, derezzed him and saved
Quorra. Then both your program and Quorra hurried to the final
event just in time, which was a Light Cycle battle against
Blaze. Your program won, and after Blaze attempts and fails to
derezz your program, the user Kevin Flynn himself gave the
trophy to the First ISO Champion of the Grid Games.
Bruce
Boxleitner returns as Tron and Olivia Wilde voices Quorra,
whom she also plays in
Evolution,
"Isolated" and
Legacy.
Didja Notice?
The main city of the system is called TRON City. Details of
the existence of TRON City and the new system are fleshed
out in the following video game,
Tron: Evolution.