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I want a multiplayer TRON clone with a top-down camera so I guess it would handle kind of like an etch-a-sketch where each person can draw a line, and if lines cross, one of the players loses. I would do it but my network programming skills aren't exactly the best. I also don't have a GCW yet.
I would ask for more features, but I think such a limited version of the game would have a better chance of being made to completion.

I am working on a port of something similar:

<a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20210127050123/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUOkYRlFMcM" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUOkYRlFMcM</a>

Networking shouldn't be too hard, you just need to (after writing the basic game for local multiplayer?):
- decide between client/server or peer-peer architecture
- come up with a way to discover other players (client/server: lobby, peer-peer: all players can see other players nearby) and initiate a game
- decide what data will be sent (whole game state, just the changes a player made, etc)
- determine what will happen when:
    - a player loses
    - the game ends
    - a player disconnects mid-game
- write the code to handle the above details

there's probably a few more things, but first you have to decide on some major turning points, as above.

P.S.
Not sure if the Zero has sufficient resolution, but a port of this -> http://www.gltron.org/ would be pretty cool.