Although they are more watchable than the scenes re-created using the graphics engine. They just highlight how crap the ingame graphics look.
#THE MATRIX PATH OF NEO STEAM MOVIE#
:p And to stop you from actually playing the game even longer, there is chopped up recycled footage from the movies - which any matrix fan who has watched the movie 20 times doesn't need to see. If i could have a dollar for every time the "matrix load screen" appears I could buy a game worth playing. There are an endless supply of pop-up "tips" and "combination sequence keys" screens, and cut-scenes that pop up at the start of every level & during fight scenes - some which repeat for repetition's sake - followed by more "tip" pop-up screens for good measure. (watch the Revisited documentaries) It seems the developers have deliberately tried to pee of the players and slow the game down to make it boring & frustrating. There is NO EXCUSE why any Matrix game should have poor animation or textures with all the motion capture done for the films & the high-resolution textures of each actors face for Special effects. BUGS BUGS BUGS! Even with the latest 1.1 patch most of my vocals & SFX dont come through the speakers, and theres numerous graphical & animation glitches.
This has all the trademarks of a console dub it's assumed a 12yr kid is playing it, a poor interface that avoids using a mouse, unmanagable controls which degrade the game into a mindless button bashing fest, lack of proper control means the linear levels are frustrating to complete, sub-standard graphics even on serious hardware, and don't forget. This has all the trademarks of a console dub it's assumed a 12yr kid is playing it, a poor interface that avoids using a mouse, unmanagable controls which degrade the game into a mindless button bashing fest, lack of proper control means the linear levels are frustrating to complete, sub-standard graphics even on serious This is another bad game in a line of bad matrix games. This is another bad game in a line of bad matrix games.
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