TRON: Catalyst’s I/O Tower Now Accessible for Switch Users

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"My user calls. May I pass?" — honestly, that line just sticks with me, no idea why. Anyway… wait, no — where was I?

Oh! Right, Flynn’s saga? Might be kicking back to life. We’ll find out more in October, I guess. But right now, in a plot twist none of us saw coming, Big Fan, which is under the mighty Devolver Digital’s wing, and this awesome developer, Bithell Games, just dropped TRON: Catalyst! And guess what? It’s now on Nintendo Switch. Crazy, right?

So, TRON: Catalyst stays true to the TRON vibe we saw in TRON: Legacy back in 2010, but holds its own secret sauce: this wild mix of time-looping gameplay and dynamic combat. Toss in a storyline that’s more tangled than my earphones, set in this digital place gone totally haywire — because the creator apparently bailed.

There’s even a launch trailer — making this decaying digital weirdness feel oddly real.

Anyway, the storyline: you get to be Exo, just living the courier life until — BAM! — a package detonates and wham-bam, suddenly, Exo’s all powered up. Now, these Arq Grid peacekeeper types are on her tail, and she’s gotta hustle to figure out what’s even happening with the Grid.

Here’s what you get with TRON: Catalyst:

• Time-looping Action: Exo uses these Glitch time-rewind tricks to smooth out her screw-ups. Gotta dodge those grid factions and dig out the darn secrets hidden in there like a lost sock in a washing machine. All while exploiting the grid’s… let’s say unique layout.

• TRON Combat in Glory: Ever dreamt of showing those digital baddies who’s boss on foot with some slick parry moves? Or maybe zooming around on a Light Cycle like you own the place? Yeah, that’s on the list. Disc Kicks, Data Shards, and leveling up Exo’s skills are all on the table.

• Fresh TRON Narrative: Exo’s unusual capabilities get a spotlight here while unraveling this pesky “Glitch” that’s got everyone worried. But just running won’t cut it — gotta break that loop, pal.

• A Discoverable World: Roam those rain-polished avenues — wait, aren’t we in a computer? Weird, but somehow it makes sense. Anyway, meet the city’s bigwigs through neon lights and synth beats that’ll make your heart race. It’s TRON’s digital dream, now part of our reality.

Rainy streets inside a computer — yep, not sure how to wrap my head around that one, but let’s roll with it.

Pick up TRON: Catalyst in the Nintendo eShop for $29.99, if you’re up for the ride. More deets at bigfangames.com.