Tron Legacy: Encom Releases Space Paranoids Teaser Dan Koelsch, April 14, 2010April 14, 2010 The Tron Legacy viral may be picking back up after a week or so of calmness. At the beginning of the month, Encom International had a press conference to announce that their famous game Space Paranoids would be coming online soon. Now the tech company has released an official teaser for the game. Check it out after the break. Alex from FirstShowing speculates that Flynn may try to contact us through the game as part of the ARG. What do you you think? Could there even be clues in this trailer? For more on this viral campaign, check out our Tron Legacy Viral Page. Viral Marketing EncomSpace ParanoidsTron Legacy
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I like Alex’s idea and I think it’s an obvious possibility. It’s another reason to look forward to the game, but I’m mostly just excited about playing it. x]The viral campaign for Tron Legacy is so far unlike any other in the sense that it seems very much about creating a sense of nostalgia and not just hyping up a new project.