For the arcade complains, try the action mode. It's just what the doctor oredered! 

Warning: it's relentless! 

After initially being a bit confused what I had to do (and slightly overwhelmed with the jargon) I rather enjoyed this, and could appreciate the work that has gone into it. Gave me some Paradroid /Quazatron vibes which is no bad thing! Maybe a bit less text (and loading) and more gameplay there is great potential.

The game is totally comitted to the Tron-esque computer theme which is really commendable and you can see loads of work had been put into it. There are lots of different game modes to play hidden away in the menus also and I recommend people check them all out. Unfortunately I didn't find any of them that compelling to play. I was expecting more of a puzzle element. And the endless screens of text all with disk loading inbetween started to get a bit much. I can see some good ideas in the gameplay with the switches and conveyor belts so there is potential here, just not for me.

Very well made with it's own style of gfx/sfx! I do however feel like this game was more fitted for gaming at home with plenty of time to think rather than frantic gameplay at an arcade. I did not get very far until the game gave me the famous guru meditation but I'm sure people will enjoy this but it is not my cup of arcade juice =)