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An interesting side-scroller puts you in the role of Flynn from the movie Tron.

Graphics: 4 Sound: 4 Replay Value: 3 Notes: 1-player game Screen Shots

Unlike some other Intellivision review sites, I think Tron Maze‑A‑Tron is a solid game. It is an exploration side-scroller game–one of the earlier ones for the platform, I think. It's got a pretty good sized world, and it has a lot of really interesting elements. It's difficult, making it hard to reach the second phase of the game very often. But the sound effects are great and the various circuit components are well-done.

As the character Flynn from the Disney film Tron, you must navigate a dangerous and hostile electronic world and eventually confront the Master Control Program (MCP). Unlike the movie, and sticking to grand video game tradition (of the day), you cannot win, of course. It just keeps getting more and more difficult until you either die or quit. Still, I find the layout and graphics quite pleasing, the sound great, and the game overall interesting and unique enough to rate it well.

A total of five Tron Maze-A-Tron box variants have been documented.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	Mattel Electronics	5392-0910	1982	U.S.A.	Trayless pocket; no part number on top; © Mattel, Inc. Hawthorne, CA on bottom
Image not available.	Mattel Electronics	5392-0910	1982	Hong Kong	Plastic tray; much more common in the U.K. than U.S.
	Mattel Electronics	5392-0510	1982	Hong Kong	French-Canadian; plastic tray; no part number on top; © Mattel Canada Inc., Toronto, Ontario, Canada on back
Image not available.	Mattel Electronics	5392-0410	1982	Hong Kong	International version with slots in back for localized manual
	Intellivision Inc.	5392	1982	U.S.A.	Standard Intellivision, Inc. box; also has © 1982 Walt Disney Productions on front cover

A total of eight Tron Maze-A-Tron manual variants have been documented.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	Mattel Electronics	5392-0920	1982	U.S.A.	This manual also appears in some PlayCable sets—no idea if it was ever actually part of the program; if so, why this and not Deadly Discs?
Image not available.	Mattel Electronics	5392-0920	1982	Hong Kong	Submitted by Hankster
	Mattel Electronics	5392-0720	1982	Hong Kong	French-Canadian
Image not available.	Mattel Electronics	5392-0121	1982	Hong Kong	German version
	Mattel Electronics	5392-0111	1982	Hong Kong	French version; submitted by Moonbeam
Image not available.	Mattel Electronics	5392-0131	1982	Hong Kong	Italian version; spotted in eBay auction
Image not available.	Mattel Electronics	5392-0151	None		Swedish version; NEED DETAILS
	Intellivision Inc.	5392-0920	1982	U.S.A.	Stapled along top edge; copyright date is from Walt Disney Productions

Only one version of the overlay has been found for Tron Maze-A-Tron.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	Mattel Electronics	5392-4289	1982	U.S.A.

A total of three Tron Maze-A-Tron label variants have been documented.

Image	Vendor	Part Number	Year	Origin	Description
	Mattel Electronics	N/A	1981	U.S.A.	Origin upper left; © M.I. 1981 upper right; © 1981 Disney upper right; rounded corners
	Mattel Electronics	N/A	1981	Hong Kong	Origin upper left; © M.I. 1981 upper right; © 1981 Disney upper right; square corners
	Intellivision Inc.	N/A	1982	U.S.A.	Origin lower right; © I.I. 1982 to left of origin; ™ small, upper right of the second line of text; smaller label, rounded corners; © 1982 Disney upper left

	Title screen for Tron Maze-A-Tron.
	Visually appealing, this game is perhaps a bit too hard-core electronics oriented for many to appreciate. One thing bugs me... Those Recognizers sure seem small...
	This phase is perhaps more fun to play, as it's more action-oriented than the 'journey' phase. The sound effects are good—especially for your shield.

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