Games Domain has conducted an interview with Tron 2.0 producer Cliff Kamida, talking to him about this upcoming Monolith game. The questions are about working with a cult property, the storyline, the graphics engine, multiplayer features and a few other things. Thanks HomeLAN Fed.

GameSpot has four new screenshots from Tron 2.0, showing a special glow effect in Monolith's upcoming FPS using the Lithtech Triton engine.

There's a Tron 2.0 preview on GameSpy, taking a look at Monolith's upcoming FPS based on the cult Tron movie. Though it doesn't seem to be hands-on, it has some new information about the amount of levels, multiplayer options and a few other things in addition to a general look at the title.

XGR sends word of another audio interview tonight. Monolith designer Frank Rooke will be chatting about Tron 2.0. At the time of the interview (8:30PM CST), some new screenshots from the game should be posted on XGR.

Over at PC.IGN are two new TRON 2.0 screenshots, showing us more from Monolith's game based on the 80's cult movie Tron.

German game site GameStar managed to obtain twenty screenshots from Tron 2.0, the new Monolith action game based on the Tron movie. Thanks Blues News.

GameSpot has taken a first look at Tron 2.0, Monolith's upcoming action game. The article briefly covers the inspiration for the game, what you'll do as player in the game, the subgames. A fall 2003 release date is mentioned. Three screenshots are included as well. PC.IGN has a writeup as well.

LithTech Inc. sends word on the announcement of Triton, a new system powering TRON2.0. If you remember TRON the movie (and if you dont, you're a dork) then you're also probably privvy to the whole sequel thing in the works. Well LithTech is powering the game:

Tron 2.0 will chronicle the story of Jet Bradley, a talented young computer programmer whose search for his missing father leads him into an fantastic adventure within the strange, alternate world inside the computer.  Tron 2.0 is targeted at the male 16-35 year old gamer, who wants more than memories of the old electric blue stand-up arcade game.

The Triton system is based on the Jupiter system (used in the upcoming NOLF2) but has several new features, you can read about those here.

There is a story about a Tron revival on Yahoo, which mentions a 20th anniversary DVD of the original movie, a sequel being worked on and also talks about a new computer game. Monolith will be developing this game for Disney Interactive, with an expected release year of 2003. Here's what little info is available for the title

Disney Interactive is readying a "Tron" PC video game for a 2003 release, according to sources close to the project, who are hoping the theatrical sequel will tie in to the release. The first-person-perspective action game, being developed by Monolith, is expected to be the first teen-rated game for Disney's video game division. The game is set within the "Tron" universe and will incorporate online gameplay. This "Tron" game is expected also to appear on Microsoft's Xbox (news - web sites) video game system.

Thanks Blues News.