Finish the track in one piece! Cut off and destroy your opponents with your light ribbon. Added on 15 Feb 2014. Tron Light Cycle: Tron legacy. Fun game for two players, face your opponents in this competition of motorcycles, mark your route and tries to enclose your oppone. 2 players, Tron legacy, light bike, Tron Light Cycle, Flash games. Tron Legacy: Motorcycle competition.

Combining the best of the genre with a truly innovative look and breakthrough game play, TRON® 2.0 delivers an adventure unlike any other. It takes PC gaming to a new level with intense action, intense and deadly battles, and high-speed light cycle races. Light Cycles is a video game created by Kevin Flynn. The game is played by driving a vehicle known as a light cycle, which leaves an impenetrable barrier called a Jetwall. The object of the game is to make all of the other opponents drive into the jetwall, effectively derezzing the cycle. The last person still on their cycle is the winner. 1 History 1.1 1982 1.2 1983-1989 2 Notes Light Cycles. Light Cycle may refer to. Light Cycle (1st generation) - Common light cycle of TRON. Light Cycle 1.5 - Modified 1st generation light cycle. Light Cycle (2nd generation) - Modified 1st generation light cycle. Light Cycle (3rd generation) Light Cycle (4th generation) - Common light cycle of TRON: Evolution.

a Tron Clone in 3d

Armagetron is a multiplayer game in 3d that attempts to emulate and expand on the lightcycle sequence from the movie Tron. It's an old school arcade game slung into the 21st century. Highlights include a customizable playing arena, HUD, unique graphics, and AI bots. For the more advanced player there are new game modes and a wide variety of physics settings to tweak as well.

News

0.2.9.1 - December 1st, 2020

This release welcomes our new ultrawide monitor using overlords!

And, to be frank, also the old, regular widescreen overlords. All this time, the game had been optimized for 4:3 or 5:4 screens, with menu text and HUD elements getting stretched to the side for widescreen users. No more of that! The changes also benefit splitscreen users; for a horizontal split, the HUD will now no longer cover half the (split) screen.

And while we were at fixing fonts, the default console rendering now tries to display the bitmap font precisely as it is designed, pixel by pixel; that should make the console more readable and sharper looking for everyone.

Playing back debug recordings has been made simpler and more robust; the --playback command line switch is no longer required and the network code should no longer give up when the recorded server response does not match what the playback code expects. Especially, this version should have no problems playing back tournament recordings made with version 0.2.8.

What Steam users had for a while is now available for everyone: The onboarding process has been tweaked a little. The intial game is less frustrating, and the tutorial tooltips are spammed less.

Furthermore, compatibility of the generic Linux binaries has been improved, with more systems supported out of the box.

Get it from downloads or, if you're reading this later, the archives.

0.2.9.0 - July 31th, 2020

We never intended to release a 0.2.9 version, instead the plan was to go directly to 0.4. But 0.4 got stalled, badly. And we had continued improving the source on the 0.2.8 branch little by little. Then Covid-19 came around, forcing a lot of people to stay at home, which gave us the motivation to release the game on Steam and itch.io. That’s basically why this version exists, so we did not have to publish a 0.2.8.3 based version there. But of course, we have to make 0.2.9.0 available for everyone.

Enjoy! Get it from downloads or, if you're reading this later, the archives. Msp430 usb debug interface msp fet430uif drivers.

Armagetron Advanced about to hit Steam - July 9th, 2020

If all goes according to plan, you will be able to play Armagetron Advanced on Steam as Retrocycles. Release date is July 22nd. Help it gain early momentum by wishlisting it now!

0.2.8.3.5 - February 19th, 2020

A security fix release. Head over to the archives to fetch it. Also contains fixes to make the game run again on current Linux systems.

0.2.8.3.4 - November 27th, 2016

This release is a compiler compatibility release only; we noticed 0.2.8.3.3 had severe problems with gcc 6, all our fault. If you're trying to compile from source, go grab the latest downloads. Users of 0.2.8.3.3 binary builds do not need to hurry.

0.2.8.3.3 - February 28th, 2015

Despite our best attempts at killing it off, we've had to releas another security patch for 0.2.8.x. Let us all hope for 0.4.x. It's in the pipeline. Head over to downloads to get 0.2.8.3.3 in the meantime.

Raspberry Pi port! - April 1st, 2014

Happy 10th anniversary forums! As a belated gift, I give you all Armapitron. Armagetron Advanced running on a Raspberry Pi computer.

Android port! - April 1st, 2013

First real news in a while, so it's definetely news. Armagetron has been ported to the Android OS. Play on all your favorite devices - phones, tablets, eyeballs, you name it. Find it on Google Play under the name of Androgetron, and enjoy! Discussion on the forums as usual.

Androgetron Promo Video:

Just kidding.

Apologies to those who briefly got their hopes up. This is not actually a port of Armagetron but rather a clone - a game that looks similar but is actually different. Still, you can enjoy some local Tronning with some friends!

0.2.8.3.2 - New Version! - September 21st, 2011

Purely fixes for security issues, easy bugs and compilation problems for GCC 4.6 users. Download Now!

New bots! - April 1st, 2011

One of the oldest and most annoying features of Armagetron Advanced has been upgraded at last. The reason why no one really played until there was a master server. Yes, it's the bots. They've been rewritten, from scratch. The bots are now powered by a new self-learning algorithm. As you play against them they learn from their mistakes and grow.

Introducing gLATIS

gLATIS - Learning Artifical Tron Intelligence System. (The g comes from the class name.) It describes what it does. In the situation where the bot dies it records what was around it when it died. Everytime there after when gLATIS reaches a decision point it compares it to it's past - or what it's learned - and makes the decision for the best possible outcome. If it still dies, well, that's experience for it! (Nothing can go wrong.)

Check out this video hilighting gLATIS:

Now head to the forums to discuss!

0.2.8.3.1 - New Version! - February 21st, 2010

By pass 0.2.8.3, and straight onto bug fixes! There was a bit of a delay getting this information posted here. This page suffers from a bit of a bus factor problem. We're working on that. Enjoy the new release, Download Now! Loads of things fixed and updated for what will hopefully be the last set of changes before 0.4.0!

0.2.8.3_beta3 - National Pi Day (3/14, 2009)

0.2.8.3_beta3 has been uploaded for testing. We're almost to 0.2.8.3 being our final 0.2.x series build. More Information.

Other happenings

We've also recently been investigation the idea of updating the designs of our homepage, forums, and wiki to match, be clearer, and be more up to date. We've hijacked a thread to talk about design ideas.

0.2.8.3 release process under way - March 1st, 2009

Tron Light Cycle Game Online

The final release in the 0.2.8.x series is nearing completion. 0.2.8.3_beta2 has just been released and is availble now. Help us test! Visit this thread for more information.

Other happenings

It's been recently pointed out that the site here's a bit out of date generally, and never has much news. So we've updated the site, and I'll point out these two neat things I saw on the forums. Graphic artist sinewav came up with the rather brilliant idea of dressing out the light cycle as a train engine, and the walls as carriages. Wrtlprnft added in a floor with tracks, and Jonathan put together a cool video showing it off.