The Matrix came to us courtesy of two largely unknown creators. It wasn’t based on a comic, novel, or TV series, and it wasn’t a remake/reboot. Yet, somehow the studio managed to sell people on the ...

It’s time to jack back in and re-experience the movie tie-in game that tried to be more than just a slick advertisement. There was a time when the attempt to secure a pipeline straight from ...

Last night, IGN's own Doug Perry went hands on with the various different home console and PC versions of Enter the Matrix. Below, his impressions: On Warner Brothers' lot 8, at the Steven J. Ross ...

The Matrix was red hot when I was in high school. I remember the anticipation my friends and I had for the upcoming Matrix Reloaded. I also remember the subtle disappointment that crept in when it was ...

Audiences who sat through the interminable end credits of ”The Matrix Reloaded” were rewarded with a short teaser trailer for ”Matrix Revolutions,” the final chapter in the ”Matrix” trilogy. Similarly ...

There are few video game skills as memorable as Max Payne’s bullet time. The trick brought the thrill of 1999’s The Matrix to video games, letting players slow down time and send Max flying through ...

Enter the Matrix provides an interesting counterpoint to The Matrix: Reloaded. You'll play as Ghost and Niobe, two secondary but important characters in the film, as they run around and perform the ...

There have been plenty of games based on movies in the past, and there seems to be an industry subset devoted solely to pumping out run-of-the-mill action games based loosely on books, TV shows, ...

Enter the Matrix is a video game with a difference. For a start it was written and directed by the masterminds behind the Matrix films, Andy and Larry Wachowski. In the game you can play as ace driver ...

There are lots of films that deserve a good videogame adaptation, and The Matrix is definitely near the top of that list. It's got hacking, dark shades, skin-tight leather outfits, fast cars, kung fu ...

At times like these, a game journalist must wonder how he or she (in this case he, last time I checked) should go about honestly previewing a game; in this instance, Enter the Matrix. On the one hand, ...

We're going to need puns. Lots of puns. Slapping a movie license onto a game is a sure sign that it'll stink the office out within seconds of the cellophane wrapper's removal. All being equal, the ...