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<h2>Overview</h2><b>Tron</b> <b>2.0</b>: <b>Killer</b> <b>App</b> is an <a href="../../xbox/93-1228/" rel="nofollow "> Xbox</a>-exclusive adaptation of the PC game <a href="../../tron-20/61-14819/" rel="nofollow "> <b>Tron</b> <b>2.0</b></a> with additional emphasis placed on the multiplayer component. The single player component received a large number of modifications as well, primarily through having levels restructured and edited. Despite this, the core storyline remains the same as the PC game on which it is based.<br/><br/>Full usage of <a href="../../xbox-live/92-1404/" rel="nofollow "> Xbox Live</a>'s capabilities were central to <b>Tron</b> <b>2.0</b>: <b>Killer</b> <b>App</b>. It was "Live Aware", supported MSN Messenger, voice chat, match making, player lists, per user data, teams, content download, auto updates and web services.<br/><br/>There was a planned port of <b>Tron</b> <b>2.0</b> <b>Killer</b> <b>App</b> to the <a href="../../gizmondo/60-78/" rel="nofollow "> Gizmondo</a> handheld console, though it was canceled while in development. A <a href="../../game-boy-advance/60-4/" rel="nofollow "> Game Boy Advance</a> title of the same name exists, though it contains an entirely new adventure. <br/><br/><h2>Additions to Multiplayer</h2><ul class="plain-list"><li>Ten new multiplayer maps</li><li>overRIDE mode - A deathmatch mode where the players can enter and exit light cycles at any point throughout the match.</li><li>Hard Ware mode - Class-based team multiplayer. Players choose from among six classes while playing against opposing teams in objective-based missions.</li><li>Support for up to four players via splitscreen or 16 players via system link.</li></ul>