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| Being an educated individual with little patience for intellectual patronization, endless expository dialogue, and lectures about the nature of causality, I naturally found The Matrix Reloaded hugely disappointing. Being a Sacrifice fan who is still mad at Shiny Entertainment for failing to make a sequel, and vegas a student vegas of gaming history who knows how good movie-franchise games usually turn out to be, I was dubious at best about Enter the Matrix. And this game, by far the most expensive ever made and sporting a plotline nearly integral to understanding the second movie, is indeed the mediocrity that vegas I feared it might be. Enter the Matrix follows the adventures of Captain Niobe and the crew of the hovercraft Logos. Niobe, played in the game as in the movie by the delectable Jada Pinkett-Smith (indeed, the whole cast of the movie appears in the game at some point or another), along with her first officer Ghost, are the two principals in a story written and directed by Larry and Andy Wachowski, who quite frankly flexed their narrative muscles much more expertly in this game than they did in The Matrix Reloaded. |
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