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This thread has been linked to the game 'Enter the Matrix'.
The first review I've seen of the game just popped up, head over to
http://www.gamerankings.com/itemrankings/
launchreview.asp?reviewid=182831
It's very amaturishly written, but he seemed to have a blast with the game. Anybody else got their hands on this game early? What'd you think of it?
http://www.gamerankings.com/itemrankings/
launchreview.asp?reviewid=182831
It's very amaturishly written, but he seemed to have a blast with the game. Anybody else got their hands on this game early? What'd you think of it?
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it's £35! don't be shy! anyway, hello? it's The Matrix game! made off the second film right? the game's brilliant! i don't care if it don't take 3 weeks to complete. plus the different characters have different levels. when i watch The Matrix i absolutly love the martial arts scenes. now i can have them! there's people in the game who can kick your azz too. they're not all pigs!
Warning people- this game is short!
My mate bought it yesterday, and completed it tonight. He played it constantly today, about 8 hours in total. I played alot of it today and I have seen most of what it has to offer. He says he's not going to complete t with the other character, as he's had his fun and he's going to bring it back and get something else.
The ending is also rather poor.
My mate bought it yesterday, and completed it tonight. He played it constantly today, about 8 hours in total. I played alot of it today and I have seen most of what it has to offer. He says he's not going to complete t with the other character, as he's had his fun and he's going to bring it back and get something else.
The ending is also rather poor.
Interested what you all think of the graphics in the matrix?
Read an interview with the makers which said the xbox version
would be the best it could do!!!I think something went a bit
wrong somewhere,there good but not the xbox is capable of...surly?!
Read an interview with the makers which said the xbox version
would be the best it could do!!!I think something went a bit
wrong somewhere,there good but not the xbox is capable of...surly?!
WonderSwan wrote:
> population of britain LoL the first film was better i think anyway
The first film was what I was talking about. Why would we be arguing about the sequels? None of us have seen them, so we can't possibly pass judgement.
> another thing is its been getting slaughtered lately because its so
> easy to take the p*ss out off
Slaughtered? What, by you? Must be, because I haven't heard anyone else putting it down.
> population of britain LoL the first film was better i think anyway
The first film was what I was talking about. Why would we be arguing about the sequels? None of us have seen them, so we can't possibly pass judgement.
> another thing is its been getting slaughtered lately because its so
> easy to take the p*ss out off
Slaughtered? What, by you? Must be, because I haven't heard anyone else putting it down.
population of britain LoL the first film was better i think anyway
another thing is its been getting slaughtered lately because its so easy to take the p*ss out off
another thing is its been getting slaughtered lately because its so easy to take the p*ss out off
Daveus wrote:
> i'm with you Maverick! :-)
>
> i was watching a program about Matrix Reloaded. they spent $40,000,000
> on ONE special effects scene! i don't think they'd spend that much if
> they thought it was gonna be crap! so Keanu said they could use his
> ticket sales money. bless! also, does anyone know why Jet Li turned
> down the role as the guardian of the oricle??
The Matix Reloaded and Revolutions were shot in Australia back to back, costing no less than $300,000,000. There was a single chase scene that cost a huge £25,000,000.
I'm not sure about Jet Li, but I do know that the actress that played The Oracle in the first film died during filming, due to diabetes complications.
> i'm with you Maverick! :-)
>
> i was watching a program about Matrix Reloaded. they spent $40,000,000
> on ONE special effects scene! i don't think they'd spend that much if
> they thought it was gonna be crap! so Keanu said they could use his
> ticket sales money. bless! also, does anyone know why Jet Li turned
> down the role as the guardian of the oricle??
The Matix Reloaded and Revolutions were shot in Australia back to back, costing no less than $300,000,000. There was a single chase scene that cost a huge £25,000,000.
I'm not sure about Jet Li, but I do know that the actress that played The Oracle in the first film died during filming, due to diabetes complications.
Does anyone know what the whole hacking thing is in the game?
by the way, i've completed it with the babe. now using Ghost. they've both got some seriously bad-azz moves! it's like playing the film!
i'm with you Maverick! :-)
i was watching a program about Matrix Reloaded. they spent $40,000,000 on ONE special effects scene! i don't think they'd spend that much if they thought it was gonna be crap! so Keanu said they could use his ticket sales money. bless! also, does anyone know why Jet Li turned down the role as the guardian of the oricle??
i was watching a program about Matrix Reloaded. they spent $40,000,000 on ONE special effects scene! i don't think they'd spend that much if they thought it was gonna be crap! so Keanu said they could use his ticket sales money. bless! also, does anyone know why Jet Li turned down the role as the guardian of the oricle??
WonderSwan wrote:
> justify it being one of the greatest films ever made - lol if you
> think that your even more of a t*at than i first thought
Yes I think that, as do practically every film critic and the population of Britain. So I'd choose your words carefully if I were you, you'll end up calling more people a 't*at' than you bargained for..
Justification? Easy. The plot is revolutionary, it takes the thing we most take for granted and turns it on its head. The concept is so ingenious it takes at least a couple of watches to get your mind around the sheer brilliance and all the minor details of it. It's impeccably written and acted, captivating the viewer from the beginning with an excellent balance of action and dialogue.
And that's not to mention the special effects, the many plot twists and how it revolutionised not only films, but our very way of life and thinking.
> justify it being one of the greatest films ever made - lol if you
> think that your even more of a t*at than i first thought
Yes I think that, as do practically every film critic and the population of Britain. So I'd choose your words carefully if I were you, you'll end up calling more people a 't*at' than you bargained for..
Justification? Easy. The plot is revolutionary, it takes the thing we most take for granted and turns it on its head. The concept is so ingenious it takes at least a couple of watches to get your mind around the sheer brilliance and all the minor details of it. It's impeccably written and acted, captivating the viewer from the beginning with an excellent balance of action and dialogue.
And that's not to mention the special effects, the many plot twists and how it revolutionised not only films, but our very way of life and thinking.
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