Gamestar.hu magazine giving away Tron 2.0?

[TronFAQ]

Hmm, what's this . . . the Hungarian version of GameStar magazine giving away Tron 2.0 on the included disc?

http://translate.google.com/translate?h ... okban.html

I'd like to know how they got Disney to agree to giving away free copies of the game. Seems like a small miracle to me.

[Daddyo]

Is it possible that Disney doesn't have a copyright in that country? Not sure how those apply globally.

[TronFAQ]

It's true. They really are giving away Tron 2.0. Look at the top of the front cover. "Teljes Játék" means "Full Game".

Again, I wonder how the hell they managed that. They need Disney's permission.

[xistence]

I'm pretty sure they won't do that if they wouldn't have the permission, so the more important question is: what exactly was the idea behind, when disney grants this publishing? As they didn't related T:L/T:E to Tron2.0 directly, i don't see the marketing effect to suddenly spread out Tron2.0. Hmmm.

[TronFAQ]

More proof, for those in disbelief. (Including me, to be honest.)

http://translate.google.com/translate?u ... =&ie=UTF-8

It's clear they got permission to release 2.0 this way. Like you said, X . . . the question is how/why?

[bigbangbilly]

That was surprising. Lets hope that the person that gets the Tron 2.0 know that Tron 2.0 isn't canon anymore.
Did that magazine meant Tron Evolution instead?

[xistence]

No one will be winning this, as 'give away' it is part of the cd content. So everyone, buying the magazin with cd, can play the game. And no, i don't think they ment T:E. As printing magazins is quite expensive, they won't do such a great mistake, just to announce the wrong game.