Enter the Matrix

Mechadragon · 10-17-2003, 04:40 PM

I bought the game for its story.

Ace195 · 10-18-2003, 11:39 AM

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Originally Posted by Mechadragon

I bought the game for its story.

LIAR...

just kidding *runs away and hides* o.0

Neo · 10-19-2003, 04:19 PM

Check out gamefaqs. I bet I know the place you are stuck on. You have to jump up at a diagonal from a pipe onto another big pipe.

GiMpY-wAnNaBe · 10-19-2003, 10:57 PM

there is a very good reason it looks rushed and not finished. The Wachowski brothers came to Atari and Sunshine (i think thats the company) and told them they wanted to have the game on shelves on the day that reloaded was released, this gave them less than 60% of the normal time it takes for developers to create a game, not to mention one as huge as this, (also this isn't mentioning that it had to be cross platform as well which took even more time). I noticed it was unpolished, but other than the level where the twins are chasing you in the car and one or two of the waterpipe levels, i found the game really fun. ESPECIALLY in the marovingian mansion, that entire set of levels, Even you Null have to agree is fun. And when i played, i can across very few bugs, actually only 2, one occured when i killed a guy and his body floated in the air, and the other occured when an agent got stuck behind some small objects on the floor (allowed me to stick a grenade up his a$$ and claim his gun, which is the most powerful pistol in the game). I hope that the matrix: online isn't as dreary, thats my ONLY critiscism to enter the matrix, all the levels are so dark and noir, thats partly why i enjoyed the marovingian levels so much. And null you have to admit that it had (EASILY) the best martial arts fighting engine to date.

Null · 10-19-2003, 11:17 PM

no actually. sorry but i dont agree, i found nothing in the game fun. but more rather just annoying.
Control was horrible, wasnt impressed with the engine much. the engine was better then the game made it look. but still was nothing overly spectacular.

sorry, but IMO, the game sucked more then rosanne on a baked ham.

GiMpY-wAnNaBe · 10-19-2003, 11:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Null

no actually. sorry but i dont agree, i found nothing in the game fun. but more rather just annoying.
Control was horrible, wasnt impressed with the engine much. the engine was better then the game made it look. but still was nothing overly spectacular.

sorry, but IMO, the game sucked more then rosanne on a baked ham.

ewww....i wouldn't wish that on anybody....especially not on a poor defensless ham

but i respect u'r opinion, even tho its wrong

Morpheus1 · 10-20-2003, 01:47 PM

This game was great; it has a nice story, challenging and fun gameplay, and lots of nice extras. I felt that I got my $50 worth in it. The amount of bashing of this game is crazy, I think this game took better advantage of its license than any other Movie to game transition ever released, including Goldeneye. This game makes Matrix Reloaded more enjoyable to watch and puts me at peace with revolutions. Plus I felt that the gameplay (aside from the driving and ship flying levels) was very fun. Can't ask for any more in a Movie game.

GiMpY-wAnNaBe · 10-21-2003, 11:35 PM

lol, i'm just gonna retain that i thought it was a great game, iss alright if you don't agree with me and morpheus, its the same way i didn't really appreciate Zelda or Halo, even though they were critically acclaimed games, it all comes down to you, not anybody else

Happydude · 10-22-2003, 01:34 AM

i thought that the game was ok, i would personally give it a 6.5/10, i had the PC version, and the graphics sucked ass, the gameplay i would agree is repetative, basicly all you do in every mission is fight fight fight, loading times were fast...controls were good...i wouldn't want to play the game more then once with each char.
i think i'm missing something there, but meh...

the only reason i wanted to finish the game was for the story behind it, because it shows what happens in-between The Matrix and The Matrix Reloaded.