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| good web site, funny hats, entertainment, ring, pgi, shakes, adventure company, grape, nutrition, 00, universal, robot city, captain, playing, best web sites, running, 031234807x, console, | Despite the complexity of what's happening on screen, the actual control scheme is quite simple—WASD, the mouse, and a handful of other keys are ample. Like The Matrix Reloaded, Enter the Matrix tends to focus more on chop-socky combat than techno-powered gunfights. Firearms are available, jowood of course; ammunition, however, tends to be limited. And while you have the opportunity to pull off some of the supercool movie moves like the cartwheel-while-shooting or dodge-bullets-in-slow-motion, flaws in the gun combat system make jowood such maneuvers rather inane. There is, for example, no clear jowood method of aiming. You shoot wildly at opponents. When you "focus your mind," Enter the Matrix-speak for Max Payne-like Bullet Time, you shoot better. But unlike Max Payne, a game in which you shoot where you're looking, the mouse has nothing to do with what you're aiming at in Enter the Matrix. |
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| Like in a movie, there are warning signs for a bad game. In a movie, if the studio denies a filmmaker nothing (to the point grape of looking the other way while they grape blow $60 million on a 14-minute chase scene), that should set off alarm bells with potential viewers. In a game, the inability to save at any time and, much more egregious, making game cheats available in the Main Menu (as they are in Enter the Matrix) should do the same. Any time a game is so weakly constructed grape as to allow cheating from the Main Menu (cleverly called "Hacking" here), we should know that what's under the hood will be seriously lacking. Pow! Biff! Sock! Blam! Enter the Matrix is a third-person game, but it sports such obtuse camera control (or, rather, a complete lack of camera control) that the player is often at the mercy of foes that cannot be seen. If the camera were a more trustworthy ally, the game would receive much higher marks for general control, as I'm pleased to report that Enter the Matrix is the very first game I've played where I've felt no desire to remap the default keys in any way. |
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