Though it’s hardly going to be considered in the same league as next month’s San Diego Comic Con, citizens of Denver got their own taste of comic madness this weekend with the Denver Comic Con, the first show of its kind in the downtown area.  The show is expected to have over 11,000 attendees flocking to the event, partaking in the cosplay events, floor sales, Artists Alley and opportunity to meet celebrities from the world of geekery.  We managed to check out the event and came back with some good impressions.

Disney Interactive Studios is taking Cars 2 to the third dimension on PlayStation 3. After opting out of 3D for last year’s Toy Story 3 and TRON: Evolution games on the PS3 front, the game publisher is bringing PS3 gamers the same type of 3D experience that filmgoers will have access to on the big screen. Only the game will be a completely original experience from the John Lasseter-directed sequel. The game developer, Avalanche Software, explains what 3D adds to the game in this exclusive 3D video below.

Disney Interactive Studios is crossing movie universes once again, but this isn’t the next Kingdom Hearts game. Disney Universe, a fast-paced multiplayer action adventure game, is currently in development for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, and PC/Mac. Players will experience non-stop action through a mix-up of worlds inspired by both animated and live action films from Disney, including titles from Walt Disney Animation Studios, Pixar Animation Studios and Walt Disney Pictures. Players will suit-up as iconic Disney and Disney•Pixar characters and embark on adventures to power up their hero, battle powerful adversaries and master challenging puzzles to save the universe. Sure to be one of the big games of E3 2011 in Los Angeles, Disney Universe will ship this fall across platforms.

Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment has achieved the high score in both the rental and retail sectors with TRON: Legacy and TRON Blu-ray Discs. The two movies, which made their Blu-ray debuts, have dominated the sales charts as gamers sought to relive the nostalgia of the original video game movie and the special effects of its sequel. Actor Jeff Bridges, who starred in both films, talks about the evolution of TRON in this exclusive video interview.

After making nearly $400 million at the global box office, The Walt Disney Studios has brought both Steven Lisberger’s original TRON and Joe Krasinski’s 3D sequel home on Blu-ray and DVD. Gamers, who also have two TRON video games from Disney Interactive Studios to play with, will be able to see Jeff Bridges young and old in both films as he plays Kevin Flynn and Clu. Disney has also releasing a new Daft Punk album, TRON: Legacy RECONFIGURED. Olivia Wilde fans will be able to see her in stereo 3D on the Blu-ray 3D version of the sequel, which can be played on PlayStation 3 or any of the new NVIDIA 3D Vision laptops. The actress, who returns to “House,” talks about her own video gaming background in this exclusive video interview.

After making over $372 million at the global box office, The Walt Disney Studios is bringing both Steven Lisberger’s original TRON and Joe Kosinski’s 3D sequel home on Blu-ray and DVD April 5th. Gamers will be able to see Jeff Bridges young and old in both films as he plays Kevin Flynn and Clu. Olivia Wilde fans will be able to see her and the rest of the cast in stereo 3D on the Blu-ray 3D version of the sequel. Disney is also releasing a new Daft Punk album, TRON: Legacy RECONFIGURED, in tandem with the home entertainment release. Wilde talks about the new film and the video games that are such a part of it in this exclusive video interview.

Although Walt Disney Studios’ TRON: Legacy has become a global box office smash, Disney Interactive Studios’ TRON: Evolution video games have not been able to capitalize on that success. Last year, Ubisoft’s James Cameron’s AVATAR: The Game, also had trouble reaching a mainstream audience. But for Disney, the TRON game has resulted in the closure of the Vancouver game studio, Propaganda Games. Disney already shut down production of the new Pirate of the Caribbean role-playing game last October, which was originally slated to ship this summer in tandem with the new 3D film, Pirates of the Caribbean: on Stranger Tides.

 While TRON: Legacy is not breaking box office records like James Cameron’s AVATAR did last year, Disney’s 3D sequel is holding strong in 2011. In fact, Jeff Bridges, who plays video game designer Kevin Flynn in TRON, is having a very good year. His Western, True Grit, was the number one movie in the U.S. this weekend. True Grit has now topped $110 million and buzz is building for another Oscar nomination for Bridges, who took home the statue last year. TRON: Legacy has earned over $147 million million in the U.S. Bridges’ co-star, Olivia Wilde, talks about the new TRON movie and video game in this exclusive video interview.

LAS VEGAS -- Just as The Walt Disney Studios has been pushing 3D movies at the theaters, including the upcoming Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, the studio is promoting 3D at home at CES 2011. Continuing its leadership in the advancement of 3D entertainment and marking the most significant title commitment to the growing Blu-ray 3D market, The Walt Disney Studios is bringing at least 15 of its films for in-home viewing on Blu-ray 3D in 2011. Although TRON: Legacy is still performing well in theaters, the Jeff Bridges action movie will be coming home in 3D later this year. Another strong theatrical contender, the 3D movie Tangled, will also be coming home on Blu-ray 3D this year.

Walt Disney Studios’ TRON: Legacy has passed $111 million at the global box office in its first 10 days. The movie came in third in the U.S. this weekend with $20.1 million, raising its total to $88.3 million. That bodes well for Disney Interactive Studios’ TRON: Evolution video games, which are aimed at the mainstream audience. Michael Sheen and Beau Garrett talk about working on the 3D film in this exclusive video interview.

With Walt Disney Studio’s TRON: Legacy dominating at the box office, Disney Interactive Studios is expanding the video game world of TRON: Evolution with new online content in the form of multiplayer maps. The Grid is evolving for gamers in the coming weeks. Check out this exclusive video interview with TRON: Legacy stars Michael Sheen and Beau Garrett below.

Generations of fans who waited over 28 years to see Walt Disney Studio’s TRON return to the big screen were eager to catch the film early. TRON: Legacy took in $3.5 million in its midnight screenings around the U.S., which was on par with James Cameron’s AVATAR. The movie’s total Friday box office haul was $18 million. The original movie’s entire theatrical run during the summer of 1982, which included movies like Steven Spielberg’s E.T.: The Extra Terrestrial, was $33 million. This bodes well for Disney Interactive Studio's TRON: Evolution games. The creator of the TRON universe, Steven Lisberger, talks about the new film in this exclusive video interview.