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Cast
| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Mary Alice | ... | The Oracle (voice) | |
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Christine Anu | ... | Kali (voice) |
| Steve Bastoni | ... | Soren (voice) (as Stephen Bastoni) | |
| Don Battee | ... | Vector (voice) (as Don Batte) | |
| Francine Bell | ... | Councillor Tuchman (voice) | |
| Monica Bellucci | ... | Persephone (voice) | |
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Gunther Berghofer | ... | Elevator Security Guard (voice) |
| Daniel Bernhardt | ... | Agent Johnson (voice) | |
| Ian Bliss | ... | Bane (voice) | |
| Michael Budd | ... | Zion Controller (voice) | |
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Kelly Butler | ... | Ice (voice) |
| Josephine Byrnes | ... | Zion Operator (voice) | |
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Zeke Castelli | ... | Operations Manager Mattis (voice) |
| Collin Chou | ... | Seraph (voice) | |
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Paul Cotter | ... | Corrupt (voice) |
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Plot Synopsis
Storyline
Shortly after the Animatrix's "Final Flight Of The Osiris" short, Niobe (Jada Pinkett-Smith) and Ghost (Anthony Wong) must retrieve the package at a post office before the machines do. After succeeding, they call the rest of the Zion fleet to warn the Resistance about the machines digging for Zion. The game then runs a parallel story to Matrix Reloaded which explains what Niobe and Ghost were doing while the movie was focused on Neo, Morpheus, and Trinity. Written by Gabe Shadow
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
15 May 2003 (USA) See more »Edit
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Budget:
$20,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Sound Mix:
Dolby Digital (Xbox version)Color:
Color
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All of the actors in the Matrix movies did motion-capture to act out the in-game scenes and facial-capture. See more »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 »Frequently Asked Questions
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When I first heard about this game and how it tied in with the Matrix movies I was very interested. Afterall, it sounded like a very unique idea. Unfortunately, I was interested enough to throw away $50 on it. Enter the Matrix is, hands down, the worst video game I have ever played: controls are terrible, graphics are crap, game play is frustrating. As I said, I did think this was an interesting idea--certainly more original than any other video game based off of a movie--and I still do think it is a neat idea. The only real problem was the execution. They spent more money on the rights to use character images than they spent on game design. I know what you're thinking: "but, they had to use images of Niobe and Ghost", but those aren't the character images I am talking about. I talking about the other characters that you don't actually get to play as. One official review I read stated that $10 million alone was spent in order to use the image of Neo. Just imagine what $10 million could have done for game development. If you're thinking of getting this game, do yourself a favor and spend your money on candy. Once again, this idea behind this game is a very good one, but what they failed to realize is that games must be playable.