Enter the Matrix
↗ 27%
🙂 6.1/10
(Playstation 2 - PAL, Action & Adventure)
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$7.28
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Developed by:
Shiny Entertainment
Published by:
Infogrames
Released On:
01 Jan 2003
Enter The Matrix casts you as Niobe or Ghost, captain and first mate of the rebel ship Logos, respectively. You will play a crucial part in the war to save Zion. As Niobe, you are a master combatant, while as Ghost, you excel at firearms. Both characters are athletic and agile, requiring you to perform various actions such as walking, running, jumping, and fighting.
Armed with an array of weapons, including pistols, machine guns, shotguns, and grenades, as well as hand-to-hand combat moves like punches and kicks, you'll need to use your wits and reflexes to overcome the enemy. Focus moves allow time to slow down, enabling you to dodge bullets and navigate treacherous terrain with ease.
The game is written and directed by the Wachowskis, and its story is closely tied to that of Matrix Reloaded . Experience the thrilling action-adventure gameplay as part of the Matrix universe.
EAN-13:
3546430105672 (United Kingdom)
EAN-13:
3546430105689 (Germany)
EAN-13:
3546430105696 (Portugal)
EAN-13:
3546430109984 (Australia)
ASIN:
B000083XH0 (Denmark)
Sony PN:
SLES-51203 (Germany)
Sony PN:
SLES-51203 ANZ/P (Australia)
UPC-A:
Without barcode (Europe)
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Media Type:
DVD-ROM
Gamepads Supported:
DualShock 2
Number of Offline Players:
1 Player
Save Game Methods:
External Storage
Sound Capabilities:
Dolby Pro Logic II
Input Device Features Supported:
Vibration
Controller Types Supported:
Analog Controller
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
How to Play
SETTING UP
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MEMORY CARD slot 2
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MEMORY CARD slot 1
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USB connector
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S400 i.LINK connector
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controller port 1
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controller port 2
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disc tray
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RESET button
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(OPEN) button
Set up your PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system according to the instructions in its instruction manual. Make sure the MAIN POWER switch (located on the back of the console) is turned on. Press the RESET button.
When the power indicator lights up, press the OPEN button and the disc tray will open. Place the Enter The Matrix™ disc on the disc tray with the label side facing up. Press the OPEN button again and the disc tray will close.
Attach game controllers and other peripherals, as appropriate. Follow on-screen instructions and refer to this manual for information on using the software.
Insert a memory card (8MB) (for PlayStation®2) in MEMORY CARD slot 1 of the console to save your progress and game settings. You may load saved game data from this card.
Note: Enter The Matrix supports the DUALSHOCK®2 analog controller. Digital controllers are not supported.
STARTING THE GAME
From the game's Main Menu, select New Game to start fresh or Load to return to a previously saved game.
If you choose New Game, you'll be prompted to select a Difficulty level — Easy, Normal or Hard. Next, you'll choose to play as either Niobe or Ghost. Select either character to get started.
SAVING AND LOADING
At specific points throughout the game, you will be prompted to save your progress. You must have a memory card in MEMORY CARD slot 1 to save a game.
Choose an empty game slot or overwrite an existing game (if you do this, the game previously saved in that game slot will be lost). Your position in the game is indicated in the saved game slot.
To load a saved game, select Load and choose your saved game. When choosing a game to load, you may start from any point at which you previously saved. You must have a memory card with saved data on it in MEMORY CARD slot 1.
OPTIONS
From the Main Menu, select Options to enter the Options Menu.
Controller
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Turn Vibration ON / OFF.
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Set the first-person control to Normal or Reverse.
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Switch controller's button mappings — the mappings for each controller configuration are displayed on the screen.
Audio
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Set the volume level of the game's sound effects, music and dialogue.
Video
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Turn subtitles for all voice dialogue ON / OFF.
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Adjust video settings.
Save Settings
Save your current controller, audio and video settings.
VIDEOS AND CINERACTIVES
Enter The Matrix tells its story through a combination of live-action film footage, in-game movies called "cinerac-tives," and the actual gameplay. Clues and instructions appear in the film and cineractive segments.
HACKING
The rabbit hole is very deep, with many places to explore. You must have a previously saved game stored in order to begin hacking. After that, you're on your own.
PAUSE MENU
At any time in the game, you can press the START button to access the Pause Menu. Use the directional buttons and the button to select from the menu. Press the START button to return to the game.
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Continue - Return to the game.
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Objectives - List level objectives.
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Controls - View the current control configuration.
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Tips - Display basic gameplay tips.
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Quit – Quit to Main Menu.
HEADS-UP DISPLAY
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Radar
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Secondary Weapon
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OS PISTOL
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Heath 100%
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Focus 100%
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Primary Weapon
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Focus
The Health meter displays your current health status. The Focus meter displays the current level of Focus time available.
The Radar indicator shows the distance and direction to the next objective. If the indicator turns red, you are facing the wrong direction. You may need to go around obstacles to reach your next objective.
The Weapon displays show the currently selected weapon for either hand and its available ammunition.
MOVING AROUND
The left analog stick controls direction and speed for both walking and running.
When facing an obstacle such as a wall, move close to the object and then tap the left analog stick forward as if to walk into the object. Your character will turn his or her back and press up against the object.
If the object is low, your character will automatically crouch down and hide. You can use the left analog stick or the Strafe buttons (L2 button and R2 button) to move or creep along the obstacle.
You can peer around corners by turning your back against an obstacle and using the left analog stick or the Strafe buttons to move to the edge and peer around. Your character can even fire weapons from behind cover in this fashion: Move to the edge of the obstacle and press the R1 button to lean out and fire. Release the R1 button to stop shooting, and release the left analog stick or the Strafe buttons, and your character will move back behind cover. To jump out and surprise enemies, press the Jump button ( button) as you look around the corner.
Holding down the Focus button (L1 button) while jumping will increase the length of your jump. If you strafe (L2 button or R2 button), press the Focus button and then jump, your character will do a sideways cartwheel.
Try hanging upside down
Enemies & Characters
Niobe
Niobe is the hard-as-nails Captain and pilot of the Logos, known for her superb hand-to-hand combat skills and unmatched driving and piloting abilities.
Ghost
Ghost is the First Mate of the Logos and a spiritual martial arts warrior who views weapons as art, becoming perfectly focused in battle.
Sparks
Sparks is the third crewman of the Logos, serving as Niobe's and Ghost's operator during missions, providing key information and strategic advice.
Tips & Maps
WALL-RUNNING AND WALL-JUMPING
Run alongside a wall while holding the Focus button to sprint along it, or press the Jump button to jump off. For wall-flips, press the Focus button and run directly at a wall to backflip.
JUMPING AND CLIMBING
Use the Jump button to jump onto objects, and the left analog stick to climb ladders and fences or move hand-over-hand along pipes.
HAND-TO-HAND COMBAT
Niobe and Ghost are martial artists who automatically switch to a Hand-to-Hand combat stance when attacking enemies.
PUNCH, KICK AND DEFEND
Mix up attacks with enemies to discover special moves and combinations, such as a Foot Sweep or a Wall Kick.
THROWS, CHOKEHOLDS AND DISARM MOVES
Discover special moves like throws, chokeholds, and disarm moves, which can leave guns on the ground for immediate use or allow you to yank guns from attackers.
Items & Weapons
.380 Security Pistol
Small clip size and under-powered ammunition, but a common choice for security officers and police.
92FS Automatic Pistol
Standard automatic pistol used by police and military agencies. Large clip size and high-velocity ammunition. Great when wielded in pairs.
p229 S Automatic Pistol
Excellent all-around performance. Ghost's primary handgun.
9000 S Automatic Pistol
Smaller frame size, but packs the same punch. Niobe's primary handgun.
.50AE Automatic Pistol
The most powerful handgun in the game, often carried by Agents.
MP5 Submachine Gun
The gold standard for weapons of this type. Commonly carried by SWAT officers, the MP5 can be fitted with a flashlight or infrared scope.
M16
The U.S. military's standard battle rifle for more than 30 years.
M240 Machine Gun
Heavy-duty machine gun, in standard use by U.S. Army and Marine Corps. Often mounted on vehicles and aircraft.
Shotgun
Tremendous short-range stopping-power more than makes up for its slow reload time. Can be fitted with a flashlight.
M95.50 Advanced Sniper Rifle
The sniper's best friend. Deals massive damage, even at extreme ranges.
Flash-Bang Grenade
Blinds and disorients with a loud bang and brilliant flash. Used by SWAT teams during forced entries.
Offensive Grenade
Lethal fragmentation grenade, perfect for clearing enemies from behind cover.
40mm Grenade Launcher
Fires high-explosive grenades that detonate on impact.
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