Enter the Matrix PS2

Atari Enter The Matrix Review

Strengths: gameplay, sounds, modes and more!

Weakness: No NEO

OK this game is awesome! If you like the old fashioned focus on, shoot/kick/punch the crud out of police/agents/or a civilion then this is your game! You start out as either Ghost or Niobe,(no NEO):( You get a weapon and you can kick or punch. Your in a post office and you can focus and beat people up or shoot them!You can even quit the mission and hack on the game! You get various weapons! And...
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OK this game is awesome! If you like the old fashioned focus on, shoot/kick/punch the crud out of police/agents/or a civilion then this is your game! You start out as either Ghost or Niobe,(no NEO):(
You get a weapon and you can kick or punch. Your in a post office and you can focus and beat people up or shoot them!You can even quit the mission and hack on the game!
You get various weapons! And you can dodge bullets when you use focus!!! This game is the best if your looking for the classic Matrix stuff! It's so realistic if you shoot the columns in the main waiting area of the office the start to break! This is THE BEST, tricky, but THE BEST
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By da_man3498 - Nov 14, 2005

This game has all the trappings of...

Strengths: Interesting info regarding Matrix storyline

Weakness: Game controls

This game has all the trappings of a great game, but for me it doesn’t deliver 100%. I do like the game, don’t get me wrong, but the execution is a little odd for me. The main issue I have with the game is the odd floating feeling of controlling your main character coupled with what feels like button mashing to attack your enemies. I have not yet really gotten a feel for this game and most of...
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This game has all the trappings of a great game, but for me it doesn’t deliver 100%. I do like the game, don’t get me wrong, but the execution is a little odd for me. The main issue I have with the game is the odd floating feeling of controlling your main character coupled with what feels like button mashing to attack your enemies. I have not yet really gotten a feel for this game and most of the time I feel like I am running around mashing buttons to get past the area I am in. The story is nice and although I have not finished this game, I am to understand that there is information that will bridge certain gaps in the storyline.

By mrtwo - Jan 21, 2005

Enter the Matrix

Strengths: The game is realistic and captures the movie perfectly, also the strength of the characters was amazing!

Weakness: The loading time was a bit long, and learning the controls to shoot was confusing.

Enter the Matrix was a satisfying game for me for many reasons. When playing a character, their stealth and power came in handy. I thought the game many times had showed humor that added to my experience of playing. Although the game was very technical with controls for various things, I found that the martial arts combined with special effects enhanced gameplay. I would recommend this game for...
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Enter the Matrix was a satisfying game for me for many reasons. When playing a character, their stealth and power came in handy. I thought the game many times had showed humor that added to my experience of playing. Although the game was very technical with controls for various things, I found that the martial arts combined with special effects enhanced gameplay. I would recommend this game for other people to buy simply because it is a fun game that draws many aspects from the popular movie.

By coolfan - Jul 22, 2005

Thats all?!

Strengths: short

Weakness: weak graphics

To Ataris credit, this game was a bit fun. You could do neat little tricks like cartwheeling while blasting away your enemies, cool hand to hand combat moves, and of course, do it all in slow motion. But the fun ended shortly, just like the game. The game quickly got repeditive. There was only a small number of moves in your aresenal, and once you used them a couple of times, it got boring. And,...
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To Ataris credit, this game was a bit fun. You could do neat little tricks like cartwheeling while blasting away your enemies, cool hand to hand combat moves, and of course, do it all in slow motion. But the fun ended shortly, just like the game.

The game quickly got repeditive. There was only a small number of moves in your aresenal, and once you used them a couple of times, it got boring. And, like the fun, the game stopped as abrubtly. I finished the game in one afternoon, then found out you could play as another character, which was stupid anyway because the gameplay with different characters was only MILDLY different at best, usually only a different setting, and then beat the game again the same afternoon. The multiplayer was boring because it was only hand to hand combat which got old fast.

Overall, the game is somewhat amusing, for about a day. Not much more fun after that. There's no replay value iun the game, not an ounce. And to top that off, the coolest thing you can do is run on walls at r e a l l y s l o w s p e e d s. Honestly, Atari can do a little better than that.

By electrictroy - Jul 22, 2005

Enter the Matrix

Enter the Matrix receives an overall TopTenREVIEWS rating of 2.8 out of 4.00. It is ranked the #3,646 game of all time, #131 game of 2003 for the PlayStation 2 and #747 PlayStation 2 game of all time. The rating and ranking is based on an average of 74 critic scores, awards and other criteria. To see a breakdown of the game ranking, read individual critic reviews, or see how other games ranked,...
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