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No it isn't. In TRON you leave a trail behind. In Snake, you grow as you eat and drag your body along the path you crawled. TRON's trail is static, Snakes body
by derrasterpunkt 8y ago
No it isn't.
In TRON you leave a trail behind. In Snake, you grow as you eat and drag your body along the path you crawled.
TRON's trail is static, Snakes body is dynamic.
- reificator 8y agoI said effectively. > TRON's trail is static, Snakes body is dynamic. And that difference only exists to support the single player vs multiplayer dynamic. If Snake left a Tron tail then it would be a very short, unfun experience. If Tron didn't leave a permanent trail then matches would last too long.
- hacksoi 8y ago> And that difference only exists to support the single player vs multiplayer dynamic Maybe the single player vs multiplayer difference only exists to support the different tail mechanics.
- crtasm 8y agoIn the middle ground, NIBBLES.BAS was snake and had a competitive 2 player mode plus a selection of levels/arenas.
- lucb1e 8y agoSo then OP created single-player Tron instead of Snake?