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Replay – Enter The Matrix
Back when Enter the Matrix was announced, it was a potential revolution -- a movie-based game that actually had most of the talent from the movie, including the writers/directors, fully involved. How did it turn out? On this week's episode of Replay, Joe Juba, Tim Turi, Andrew Reiner, and I dig it out of the vault to find out.
Watch the video below to hear Reiner's reasoning behind the rather high score he gave the game, listen to discussion of Miller's love of the Matrix universe, and see two cars stand up and fight like men. If you're well-behaved (and patient), you might even get blessed with a snippet of song from Tim.
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