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Some interesting quotes from the article.
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Some interesting quotes from the article.
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"I would've scored [ETM] somewhere in the 60 percent range," Perry admits.
"The Matrix trilogy ends with Neo letting himself die, but that's a bad game ending," says Perry. "The Wachowskis knew that, so they came up with a plan for a better ending [in Path of Neo]."
"The goal of the game is that you are actually 'The One,'" says Perry. "This means that if you choose not to do something Neo would do, that's OK."
This idea of a customizable hero will be expressed mainly through the totally revamped combat system, which now resembles the hot-dogging slickness of a Devil May Cry rather than ETM's snoooze inducing fisticuffs. As you progress from computer hacker Thomas Anderson to the savior of Zion, you'll learn some abilities automatically (such as sword fighting and flying), while others you'll pick and choose--much like in an RPG--to upgrade.
...it should be easier to master these moves this time around, as the game will include training programs. Aside from stepping into the dojo for the now-famous showdown with Morpheus, you'll practice in all-new backdrops inspired by the Wachowski brothers' favorite kung-fu movies.
"The Matrix trilogy ends with Neo letting himself die, but that's a bad game ending," says Perry. "The Wachowskis knew that, so they came up with a plan for a better ending [in Path of Neo]."
"The goal of the game is that you are actually 'The One,'" says Perry. "This means that if you choose not to do something Neo would do, that's OK."
This idea of a customizable hero will be expressed mainly through the totally revamped combat system, which now resembles the hot-dogging slickness of a Devil May Cry rather than ETM's snoooze inducing fisticuffs. As you progress from computer hacker Thomas Anderson to the savior of Zion, you'll learn some abilities automatically (such as sword fighting and flying), while others you'll pick and choose--much like in an RPG--to upgrade.
...it should be easier to master these moves this time around, as the game will include training programs. Aside from stepping into the dojo for the now-famous showdown with Morpheus, you'll practice in all-new backdrops inspired by the Wachowski brothers' favorite kung-fu movies.
Please dont leech images. -DSettahr
