The TRON 2.0 website is now offering an updated v1.042i patch for the game. Though it was available before, the silly Windows XP-only requirement has been removed so Windows 98/2000/ME users can patch as well.

A newfangled TRON2.0 patch has been made available. You can check out the change list and download the patch on FileShack. There is a v1.030 update as well as a full cumulative update. It's recommended to just grab the full update.

Monolith has released the v1.040 patch for TRON 2.0, adding the three maps and deathmatch modes found in the previous DM Update. The new update is for Windows XP only, but an unofficial patch for Win98/ME/etc is available as well. Thanks Blues News.

A TRON 2.0 multiplayer update has been released, grab it from FileShack. The 19mb download adds DM and Team DM modes to the game along with three new maps. Thanks GameSpot.

There's a new TRON 2.0 patch out, updating Monolith's latest to version 1.030. The patch offers bug fixes and network code optimizations among other things. For the content creators among you there's also a level editor available allowing you to create new single- and multiplayer maps for the game. Thanks German TRON 2.0 Fansite.

The game's been out for a while now but there's a new TRON 2 Q&A on Game Chronicles anyway. Lead designer Frank Rooke answers all kinds of questions about the game and people's reaction to it.

Monolith has released yet another TRON 2.0 demo, offering more singleplayer content to check out in the form of a new shooter map and a new light cycle mode map. The game is out in stores now.

There's a TRON 2.0 Q&A on the official German fansite of the game, talking with lead designer Frank Rooke about this recently released first person shooter. Questions deal with the story, ingame cinematics, experience points, light cycle races and plenty more.

We were sent a TRON 2.0 patch, updating the recently released Monolith first person shooter to version 1.1. The patch improves multiplayer performance, includes dedicated server code and also allows you to skip the light cycle races (among other things).

New on HomeLAN Fed today is this Q&A with Steve Englehart, a comic book writer who most recently worked on the story for Monolith's TRON 2.0. JCal asks Steve how he got to work on the game, specific things that he contributed to the story, if he's pleased with the outcome and future plans.

There's a TRON 2.0 Q&A on Action Vault, asking producer Cliff Kamida about the game's storyline, its relation to the movie, the different gameworld locations, key combat features, weapons, multiplayer modes and more.

PC.IGN has a few new TRON 2.0 movies, which you can stream as non-Insider and download if you do subscribe there. The latest Q&As are on Globetechnology and SoundBlaster.com.

Buena Vista Games today announced that Monolith's TRON 2.0 has gone gold, though the game still over a month away as it will ship to stores August 26.

Developed by critically acclaimed Monolith Productions, TRON 2.0 is an action-packed story-driven game that takes place in present day, approximately 20 years after the events of the film. Playing as Jet Bradley, son of ENCOM programmer Alan Bradley from the TRON film, gamers are digitized into cyberspace and will race on light cycles, battle corruption both inside and outside of the computer world, and explore locations including the Internet Hub, Firewall, Corrupted Server and Light Cycle Game Grid.

HomeLAN Fed has posted a TRON 2.0 preview, based on some play time with a beta build of the game. Don't forget you can check out the game for yourself.

Well, a multiplayer demo of TRON 2.0 has been released. The demo came from a cover disk but it seems there is no objection to its online release. The 160mb download offers two levels: one available as tutorial level with bots, or Light Cycle mode with 8 other people, and one 16 player Disc Arena / Disc Arena Tournament map. Thanks WorthPlaying.