The Matrix has an enormous following of dedicated fans who understand this universe better than most, but one aspect of the ...

For a film series that is just as mind-bending now as it was when it first came out, "The Matrix" movies are relatively easy to watch.

As it stands now, The Matrix: Path of Neo is looking like a promising game that may be hampered by spotty presentation. The game is currently slated to ship early November for the PlayStation 2 ...

The Matrix sequels, however, instantly begin arguing that Neo’s status as chosen one is an illusion and, ultimately, another system of control the machines have introduced to keep humanity in line.

If the system creates new people at each iteration of The Matrix (The Matrix 4 would presumably feature their seventh go at a machine-led utopia), a new Chosen One is made.They could look like ...

Though the Matrix: Path of Neo has been along time coming, ... Not much distinguishes the Controller S and Dual Shock II since the lock-on targeting system and simple kung-fu combo execution, ...

Neo is a great videogame character and many of the action sequences are great fun, but it’s still not the game Matrix fans would have hoped for, with some targeting and camera issues.

Neo uses his newly found power — including knowing kung-fu and slowing time — to defeat Agent Smith, a sentient program designed to eliminate threats in the system.

There is, however, one slight logistical hurdle for the upcoming film to overcome: both Neo and Trinity died at the end of the third film in the trilogy, 2003’s The Matrix: Revolutions.

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Atari and Shiny's upcoming The Matrix: Path of Neo game for the PlayStation 2, Xbox, and the PC is arguably the Matrix game fans of the movie ...

You may have recently seen the The Matrix: Path of Neo preview up on our site yesterday, but that was from a PS2 build. Don't you want to hear how the game played on an Xbox and how the Xbox's ...