Enter the Matrix (2003) 6.8
The game's story picks up just before The Matrix Reloaded and runs parallel to that of the film. Play either Niobe or Ghost as they bend the rules of the Matrix with martial arts, pilot the... See full summary » |
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Title: Enter the Matrix (Video Game 2003)
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The Oracle
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Christine Anu | ... |
Kali
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Soren
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Vector
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Councillor Tuchman
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| Monica Bellucci | ... |
Persephone
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Gunther Berghofer | ... |
Elevator Security Guard
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Agent Johnson
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Bane
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| Michael Budd | ... |
Zion Controller
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Kelly Butler | ... |
Ice
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Josephine Byrnes | ... |
Zion Operator
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Zeke Castelli | ... |
Operations Manager Mattis
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Seraph
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Maggie
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The game's story picks up just before The Matrix Reloaded and runs parallel to that of the film. Play either Niobe or Ghost as they bend the rules of the Matrix with martial arts, pilot the fastest hovercraft in the fleet, or just fight with lots of guns. Written by lcheala@imdb.com
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Battle alongside the original motion picture cast on the mission that comes down to one question. In the war to save Zion, what part will you play? See more »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
15 May 2003 (USA) See more »Box Office
Budget:
$20,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Dolby Digital (Xbox version)Color:
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Ghost: Do what?
Niobe: Check your guns.
Ghost: You never know.
Niobe: This is a program, they're loaded the same every time.
Ghost: Hume teaches us that no matter how many times you drop a stone and it falls to the floor, you never know what'll happen the next time you drop it. It might fall to the floor, but then again it might float to the ceiling. Past experience never proves the future.
Niobe: So...?
Ghost: So, you never know.
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Performed by Celldweller
Written by Klayton
Courtesy of Esion Media
By Arrangement with Position Music
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Scenes in the game interleave closely with scenes from Last Flight of the Osiris and The Matrix Reloaded films. The game commences after the last scene of the former, and the gameplayer gets to destroy the power station before the assault on The Core. There are a number of revelations concerning the characters are also revealed in the FMV, such as why the Oracle changed form, and what became of Cain. See more »Quotes
Niobe: Why do you do that?Ghost: Do what?
Niobe: Check your guns.
Ghost: You never know.
Niobe: This is a program, they're loaded the same every time.
Ghost: Hume teaches us that no matter how many times you drop a stone and it falls to the floor, you never know what'll happen the next time you drop it. It might fall to the floor, but then again it might float to the ceiling. Past experience never proves the future.
Niobe: So...?
Ghost: So, you never know.
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Crazy Credits
The end credits contain a hexadecimal code, which when entered into the game's hacking system, unlocks a secret hidden level called "Sparks' Training Construct". See more »Soundtracks
"Switchback"Performed by Celldweller
Written by Klayton
Courtesy of Esion Media
By Arrangement with Position Music
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This interactive counterpart to The Matrix Reloaded can be fun at times, but the gameplay is handicapped. The controls are not very manageable, the camera angles are often obstructive, and the auto aim is too inaccurate. Half of your bullets totally miss- understandable against agents, but sometimes you can't even hit regular cops worth a darn either. Hand to hand combat is fun, but even that can be tricky. The collision detection is awkward, for example the mid air roundhouse kick can hit anything within three miles of you, yet the grab and slam move often misses, with your character looking pretty stupid grasping thin air and getting shot in the face.
The focus makes things more interesting though.
This game could have been much better. Seems to be a cash-in on the movie, but at least it gives more story background. As it is, it's a marginal product. I give it a C minus.