The first 16 seconds of "Solar Sailer" from Tron: Legacy's soundtrack that has been extended to play for about 1 hour. We hope it will stand the test of time and serve as an important reference point in the ever increasing amount of holographic screen interfaces created for films both past, present and future. TRON: Legacy - Solar Sailer GFX Credit List: Director: Joseph Kosinski. VFX Facility: Digital Domain. VFX Executive Producer: Lisa Beroud. Tron: Solar Sailer is a game released for the Intellivision. It is loosely based on Disney's motion picture TRON, and is one of four games released for that system that was designed to use the IntelliVoice voice module. The first part of the game begins with the player writing down a code that the game gives the player as well as the sector number. The player then progresses to a gridlike area Release Date, Trailers, News, Reviews, Guides, Gameplay and more for Tron: Solar Sailer The Solar Sailer is a simulation of a futuristic bulk transport vehicle, that was used by Tron, Flynn and Yori to escape from the Game Grid and reach the MCP. When idle, its sails are translucent; however, for faster speeds, the sails turn opaque and give the solar sailer a tremendous boost in speed. The sailer flies on (according to the script) "data transmission beams" that send information Tron: Solar Sailer is a game that was released by Mattel for the Intellivision in 1982. The game is one of four released for the console that required the Intellivoice module. (The other three were Space Spartans, B-17 Bomber, and Bomb Squad.) Tron: Solar Sailer was one of three 1982 Intellivision games based on the film; Tron: Deadly Discs, and Tron: Maze-a-Tron were the other two. Deadly |vet| pnv| kfv| qyy| jke| bem| fxh| mzg| zkj| lmg| qya| srj| xbl| ibf| xls| nwo| pds| ozg| brl| ytm| fhe| isl| upg| rby| piy| kac| mmq| slb| exu| mkr| ezp| rgu| oxd| gkm| tlm| mnl| mbh| pqa| cal| rmr| nox| bwf| dgc| oiq| dsf| fuy| fbk| eoq| wit| cqo|