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Table of Contents

First Things First . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

The ReadMe File . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

System Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

Setup and Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Starting the Game . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Niobe and Ghost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Controls . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7

Pause Menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Heads-Up Display . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Moving Around . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

Jumping and Climbing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

Picking Up and Using Objects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

Hand-to-Hand Combat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

Weapons Combat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

The Weapons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

Driving & Shooting from Cars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16

Piloting & Shooting from Hovercraft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17

Focus Moves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17

Credits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19

Infogrames Web Sites . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28

Technical Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28

End-User License Agreement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .48

FIRST THINGS FIRST

The ReadMe File

The Enter The Matrix™CD-ROM game has a ReadMe file where you can view both the License Agreement and updated information about the game. We strongly encourage you to take the time to read this file in order to get the benefit of changes made after this manual went to print.

To view this file, double-click on it in the Enter The Matrix directory found on your hard drive (usually C:\Program Files\Infogrames\Enter The Matrix). You can also view the ReadMe file by first clicking on the Start button on your Windows Infogrames, then on Enter The Matrix, then on the ReadMe file.

System Requirements

Operating System: Processor: Intel®Pentium®III 800 MHz /

Memory: 128 MB RAM (256 MB RAM

Hard Disk Space: 4.3 GB Free (7200 RPM or

Video: NVidia

Sound: Windows

CD-ROM Drive: 4X Speed DirectX

taskbar, then on Programs, then on

Windows®98 / Me / 2000 / XP

AMD

Duron™ 800 MHz

(Intel

Pentium®III 1.2 GHz /

AMD

Athlon™1.2 GHz

recommended)

faster recommended)

GeForce 256™/ ATI

Radeon™ 8500*

-compatible sound card* (Sound Blaster card recommended)

DirectX®version 9.0 (included)

Audigy™2

The Enter The Matrix CD-ROM game requires Windows

Media

Player 9 Series, available for download at

http://www.microsoft.com.

Infogrames does not control, and disclaims any responsibility or liability for, the functioning and performance of third-party web sites and any content on or available through third-party web sites.

*Indicates that device should be compatible with

DirectX

version 9.0 (included) or higher.

SETUP AND INSTALLATION

1. Start Windows®98 / Me / 2000 / XP.

2. Insert the Enter The Matrix CD-ROM game disc into your CD-ROM drive.

3. If AutoPlay is enabled, a title screen should appear. If AutoPlay is not enabled, or the installation does not start automatically, click on the Start button on your Windows taskbar, then on Run. Type D:\Setup and click on OK.

Saving and Loading

At specific points throughout the game, you will be prompted to save your progress. 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.

NOTE: If your CD-ROM drive is assigned to a letter other than D, substitute that letter.

4. Follow the remainder of the on-screen instructions to finish installing the Enter The Matrix CD-ROM game.

5. Once installation is complete, click on the Start button on the Windows

taskbar and choose Programs/ Infogrames/Enter The Matrix/Enter The Matrix to start the game.

Note: You must have the Enter The Matrix Play Disc in your CD-ROM drive to play.

Installation of DirectX

Enter The Matrix CD-ROM requires DirectX®9.0 or higher in order to run. If you do not have DirectX

9.0 or higher installed on your computer, click “Yes” when asked if you would like to install it.

Starting the game

From the Main Menu, select New Game to start fresh or Load Game to return to a previously saved game. If you choose a 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.

Options

From the Main Menu, select Options to enter the Options Menu.

Difficulty – Change the difficulty level of the game. The default Normal level should be an appropriate challenge for most players.

Sound Effects – Set the volume level of the game’s sound effects.

Music – Set the volume level of the game’s music.

Controller – View or change the controller functions

for general play and hand-to-hand gameplay.

Enter The Matrix uses Creative’s EAX ADVANCED HD Environmental Audio technology to accurately simulate sonic effects such as early reflections, advanced reverberation and Environmental Morphing

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in real time. The EAX ADVANCED HD acoustic models are dynamically updated as you move around, providing the most lifelike audio experience ever. Environmental Morphing

™

will guarantee smooth transitions between the different reverberant effects from area to area, helping to keep the whole audio picture coherent. The additional audio detail, especially played back through a multi-speaker surround system such as Creative Inspire

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6.1 speakers, enhances the way the player connects with the game’s environment, leading to a more immersive gaming experience.

EAX ADVANCED HD Sound Blaster

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effects are only available on Creative’s

Audigy™and Audigy™2 line of sound cards. For those systems equipped with audio cards that support the original EAX 1.0 and 2.0 APIs such as the Sound

Blaster

Live!™series, only simple reverberation will be

experienced during gameplay.

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Videos and Cineractives

Enter The Matrix tells its story through a combination of live-action film footage, in-game movies called “cineractives,” and the actual gameplay. Clues and instructions appear in the film and cineractive segments.

Sparks

Sparks is the third crewman of the Logos, serving as Niobe and Ghost’s operator during their missions into the Matrix. Sparks is a wild, brilliant, hyperkinetic voice on the other end of the cell phone. You’ll be in

Hacking

The rabbit hole is very deep, with many places to

constant touch with Sparks as he relays key information and strategic advice.

explore. You must have a previously saved game stored to begin hacking. After that, you’re on your own.

CONTROLS

Walking / Running / Shooting

niobe and ghost

Playing as either Niobe or Ghost is a matter of personal preference, but playing all the way through the game as both characters, and playing well, is the only way to experience the full Enter The Matrix story.

NOTE: Except where specifically noted below (i.e., in the driving and hovercraft piloting sections), the game controls and capabilities of Niobe and Ghost are identical. Unless noted, where a feature for one character is described, that feature is present for the other character, too.

Niobe

Niobe is the hard-as-nails Captain and pilot of the Logos, the smallest and fastest hovercraft in the Rebel fleet. Niobe is a superb hand-to-hand combatant. Her skills as a hovercraft pilot in the Real World and her driving skills in the Matrix itself are second to none.

Ghost

Ghost is the First Mate of the Logos, and a true spiritual martial arts warrior. To him, weapons are nothing less than works of art, and they are deadliest when in Ghost’s calm, practiced hands. In battle, Ghost’s body and mind become perfectly focused, working in flowing unison.

CONTROL ACTION

Mouse Look up / down / left / right W Move forward.

S Move backwards A Strafe left D Strafe right E Switch between shooting and

3 Enter first-person mode, zoom in 4 Exit first-person mode, zoom out 1 Select next primary weapon 2 Select previous primary weapon Mouse 3 button or F Specific action is context-sensitive: Pick up

Q Throw selected secondary weapon (e.g.,

Spacebar Jump, or jump and grab edge of obstacle.

Shift Focus. Press and hold to use Matrix-

Left mouse button Fire primary weapon; Draw selected

TAB Weapon Selection menu. Use the

ESC Pause Game — The Pause Menu appears.

When facing an obstacle (such as a wall), tap forward to have Niobe or Ghost turn their back toward the obstacle. If the obstacle is low, the character will automatically crouch behind it.

hand-to-hand combat modes

object; Activate; Open door; Close door; Holster weapon; Strangle opponent from behind.

grenade). If you have an enemy targeted, you will throw the object at them.

Run and jump to increase jump distance. Hold Focus (Shift key) while jumping to greatly increase jump distance.

enhanced set of abilities.

weapon.

arrow keys to navigate the menu.

Press again to return to game.

Hand-to-Hand Combat Mode

CONTROL ACTION

Mouse 3 button or F Defend; Block; Counter Left mouse button Punch Right mouse button Kick Left mouse button + Throw

right mouse button

Sniper Mode

CONTROL ACTION

3 Enter sniper mode (when sniper weapon

4 Exit sniper mode (when sniper weapon

Mouse Look around; Aim sniper weapon Left mouse button Fire sniper weapon

selected); Zoom in

selected); Zoom out

Driving

When playing as Niobe (Driver):

CONTROL ACTION

A Steer left D Steer right W Accelerate S Brake. For reverse, hold key down when car

Space Emergency brake Left mouse button Look left Right mouse button Look right Mouse 3 button or F Look behind CTRL Shift Press and hold to make Ghost assist by

is stopped.

Switch between first- and third-person view

shooting enemies.

When playing as Ghost / Riding shotgun, shooting from passenger’s seat):

CONTROL ACTION

Mouse Look around; Aim weapon Left mouse button Fire primary weapon

Hovercraft Flying

When playing as Niobe (Pilot):

CONTROL ACTION

Mouse Steer left / right / up / down W Accelerate S Decelerate. For reverse, hold key down

When playing as Ghost (Gunner):

CONTROL ACTION

Mouse Aim target reticle Left mouse button Fire cannon Space Switch view from forward to rear

when hovercraft is stopped.

PAUSE Menu

At any time in the game, you can press Esc to access the Pause Menu. Use the mouse to select from the menu. Press Esc again to return to the game.

Continue – Return to the game.

Objectives – List level objectives.

Controls – View the current control configuration.

Tips – Display basic gameplay tips.

Quit – Quit to Main Menu.

HEADS-UP DISPLAY

Secondary weapon

Health

The Health meter displays your current health status.

The Focus meter displays the current level of Focus time available (see Focus Moves on page 17 for more information).

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.

Primary weapon

Radar

Focus

Alternate Control Configuration

The above control configuration is the default setting. You can select an alternate configuration at the game’s Options menu.

Moving around

The mouse and keyboard combinations control direction and speed for both walking and running. Use the Strafe keys (A and D) to sidestep left and right. To really stay out of harm’s way, combine your mouse and Strafe keys to circle-strafe around your opponents.

Wall-Running and Wall-Jumping

Run alongside a wall, hold down the Focus key and continue running toward the wall at an angle. You’ll bend the rules of gravity in the Matrix and sprint along the wall. Time it right, and you’ll even turn corners while still airborne. To jump off the wall, press the Jump key.

When facing an obstacle such as a wall, move close to the object and then tap the W key 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 Strafe keys to move or creep along the obstacle.

You can peer around corners by turning your back against an obstacle and using the Strafe keys 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 left mouse button to lean out and fire. Release the left mouse button to stop shooting, and your character will automatically move back behind cover. To jump out and surprise enemies,

press the Jump key (Spacebar) as you look around the corner.

For wall-flips, press the Focus key and run directly at a wall — you’ll take a few steps up the side and backflip to the ground.

These moves are great ways to avoid enemies and obstacles. Experiment with other Focused running and jumping moves to discover more combinations and effects.

jumping and climbing

Use the Jump key to jump onto various objects, and use the mouse and keyboard combinations to climb up and down ladders and fences. Press the Jump key to quickly slide down a ladder.

Jump up to grab pipes and rails, and use the movement keys to move hand-over-hand along the pipe. Press the left mouse button to pull yourself higher onto the pipe and press the F key to lower yourself back down. To jump down from the pipe, hit the Jump key. Be sure you’re above a safe landing spot!

Holding down the Focus key (Shift) while jumping will increase the length of your jump. If you Strafe (A or D key) and then Jump (Spacebar) while holding the Focus key, your character will do a sideways cartwheel.

Try hanging upside down for a unique sniper’s perch. While on a pipe, select any primary weapon, and press the left mouse button to hang upside down and immediately enter first-person mode. Use the mouse to aim, and press the left mouse button again to fire. Lower yourself back down by pressing the F key.

picking up and using objects

You’ll have the opportunity to pick up several items during the game — weapons, ammo, grenades, etc. To pick up the items automatically, run right over them.

Press the F key to use or activate fixed objects, like doors. The exact action triggered by pressing the F key is context-sensitive.

Punch, Kick and Defend

Press the E key to enter Hand-toHand combat mode – you’ll automatically holster any weapons you have in hand. If you attack an enemy, you’ll switch to a fighting stance. Press the E key again to exit the fighting stance.

Mix it up with the bad guys and discover special moves and combinations that really dish out the pain.

Example: Foot Sweep

In close quarters, back up using the S key and click the right mouse button. Niobe or Ghost will do a foot sweep, dropping the enemy to the floor. Follow that up with another kick to punt the enemy across the room.

Example: Wall Kick

Again, in close quarters, back up against a wall, and press the Focus key (Shift) and click the right mouse button simultaneously. If you time it right, your character will kick off the wall to deliver a crushing boot to the head.

Health Packs

Throughout the game, you’ll have the opportunity to recharge Niobe or Ghost’s Health meter with Health Packs. To pick up a Health Pack, run right over it as you would any other item.

Hand-to-hand combat

Niobe and Ghost are both rock-hard martial artists, masters of dozens of different styles. When it comes to hand-to-hand fighting, they are just as tough and as fast as Trinity and Morpheus.

Throws, Chokeholds and Disarm Moves

Throws, chokeholds and disarm moves are some of the special moves you

can discover. Disarm moves leave guns on the ground that you can immediately pick up and fire. Some special moves even allow Niobe and Ghost to yank guns from their attackers and put them right to use.

Example: Throw

To throw an enemy, move in close and press the left and right mouse buttons simultaneously. Your character will throw the enemy across the room.

Example: Chokehold

Sneak up behind an enemy and press the F key. Your character will apply a deadly chokehold.

Example: Counter-Throw

If you’re being thrown, press the F key before you hit the ground. Your character will find his or her footing and turn the throw back on their opponent, dropping him to the floor.

Weapons combat

Press the E key to enter shooting mode – your weapons HUD will be displayed, showing your currently selected weapon.

In some scenarios, you’ll be jacked into the Matrix with a preset weapons loadout, and throughout the game, more weapons and options will become available.

Select a weapon by pressing TAB press the 1 and 2 keys to cycle through your available weapons.

To draw and fire a weapon, click the left mouse button Press the E key to holster weapons.

You can carry grenades as secondary weapons. In some instances, you can wield two pistols for rapid-fire, twohanded shooting.

Auto-Targeting

Once you’ve drawn a weapon, maneuver Niobe and Ghost to aim your weapon toward an enemy. When a green targeting reticle appears over an enemy, you’ve got him in your sights.

The Sniper Rifle

You can use the sniper rifle as a standard weapon, or you can enter sniper mode for greater range and accuracy. Select the sniper rifle and press the 3 key to enter sniper mode and zoom

; alternately, you can

in on your target. Press the 4 key to zoom out and exit sniper mode. To fire, click the left mouse button.

Throwing Grenades

Select a grenade by pressing TAB and accessing the Weapons menu. Press the Q key to throw — but be careful to avoid the blast radius of your own grenade!

the weapons

The following is a partial list of the available weapons in the game. You’ll discover more weapons and special ammunition types as you progress — keep your eyes open!

.380 Security Pistol – Small clip size and underpowered 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 Assault Rifle – 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.

R-41 Offensive Grenade – Lethal fragmentation grenade, perfect for clearing enemies from behind cover.

40mm Grenade Launcher – Fires high-explosive grenades that detonate on impact.

driving & shooting from cars

When playing Niobe...

Niobe always takes the wheel during the game’s driving levels. Her driving skills are second to none, but you’ll have to push her right to the limit to survive.

When playing Niobe, keep in mind that Ghost will be riding shotgun — make sure he’s in a good position to

make his shots. Think of your role not only as the driver / navigator, but also as the means to deliver Ghost to the enemies.

When playing Ghost...

Niobe is the best driver, and Ghost is the best marksman with every weapon imaginable. It’s Ghost’s job to provide covering fire so Niobe can drive you both to safety.

Enemies can come at you from any angle. Think of your role as clearing a path for Niobe while protecting her from enemies.

piloting & shooting from hovercraft

When playing Niobe...

Niobe is the Captain of the Logos, and the best damn pilot in the fleet. She’ll always take the helm of the Logos, the fleet’s fastest, most agile hovercraft. You’ll pilot the ship through

and electrical tunnels, with hazards at every turn. Ghost will provide covering fire, so it’s your job to get the Logos through the tunnels as fast as possible and in one piece

Focus Move 1 screen TK

— easier said than done.

ancient steam, sewer

When playing Ghost...

Ghost takes the Logos’ gunner position, operating cannons located on both bow and stern. Niobe will aggressively lead the way through the tunnels, but the real danger is “Squiddy,” the relentless war machines bent solely on your destruction. Niobe can handle the flying — you just need to keep the Sentinels from catching the Logos.

focus moves

Discovering all of Niobe and Ghost’s abilities in the Matrix is the key to your success. In the Matrix, Niobe and Ghost are fast enough to avoid bullets and defy gravity.

They’re so fast that, for

crawl. Unlocking these abilities will be one of your biggest challenges as a player.

them, time slows to a

To bend the rules of the Matrix, the rebels need to learn how to free their minds. To do this, they need to Focus.

The Focus meter in the lower right of the HUD displays your resource pool of Focused ability.

Pressing the Focus key (Shift) while running, jumping and/or fighting unlocks Niobe and Ghost’s spectacular (and more useful) capabilities. Focus can also keep you out of danger — you’ll be a harder target to hit. For example, hold down the Focus Button and tap the F key, and your character will dodge bullets using somersaults, handsprings, and other maneuvers.

The longer you hold down the Focus key, the more you draw from the limited resource of the Focus pool.When the meter hits zero, Niobe and Ghost return to their normal levels of speed and strength.

The Focus pool slowly regenerates itself, but it’s a precious commodity — use it wisely.

NOTE: Focused abilities are available only within the Matrix itself. In the Real World, you’re on your own.

CREDITS

Written and Directed by

The Wachowski Brothers

Lead Designer

David Perry

Produced by

Joel Silver

Producer

Rosanna Sun

Executive Produced by

Grant Hill

Executive Producer

Stuart Roch

Lead Programmer

Michael “Saxs” Persson

Animation Director

Gabriel Rountree

Lead Level Programmer

David Msika

Director of Photography

Bill Pope

Production Designer

Owen Paterson

Art Director

Rob Nesler

Supervising Editor

Zach Staenberg

Film Editor

Catherine Chase

Co-Editor

Ian Slater

Senior Visual Effects Supervisor

John Gaeta

Visual Effects Supervisors

John (DJ) Desjardin Dan Glass

Music by

Don Davis Eric Lundborg

Sound Design by

Charles Deenen Dane Davis

Music Supervision by

Charles Deenen

Costume Designer

Kym Barrett

Casting by

Mali Finn Shauna Wolifson

Design Team

Shawn Berryhill Jay Nielsen Maja Persson Chris Porter

Programming Team

Tony Bennett Adam Boyle Simon Bullen Michael Edwards Torgeir Hagland Soren Hannibal Patrick Hughes Julio Jerez Brian Lee Keir Meikle Vincent Weeks Rob Wyatt

Animation Team

Scott Holty Manjit Jhita Steve Klett Kevin Mahorney

Artists

Ahmed Ahad Carol Angell Howard Birnbaum Charlie Bloomer Daniel Chevalier Michael Damien Chandana “Sean” Ekanayake E. Christian Felts Jonathan Gwyn Darran Hurlbut Derek Johnson Rob Jolliff Jason Lewis Richard Mahon Drew Medina Russell Murchie Chris Naves John Roxburgh Mark Wilks

Particle and Special Effects Supervisor

Charlie Bloomer

Particle Artists

Phil Banks Philippe Brolles Scott Dalton Erwan Davisseau Travis Doggett Rob Jolliff David Lauck Shawn Monroe

Cineractive Designer & Editor

Daniel Francis Gutman

Cineractive Producer

Todd Morgan

Cineractive Animation Team

Brian Chambers Kevin Cushing Andrew A. Heilprin Brett Ineson Mike Vaverka

Level Programming Team

Andrew Delap Geoff Erickson Nick Kesting Mahmud Mahmud Richard Skala Stephen Wu

Supervising Sound Team

Art Currim Craig Duman Stephen Miller Bryan Watkins

Facial Animation Team

Kim Van Hoven Shaun Novak

Interactive Production Manager

Sarah Hicks

Interactive Coordinators

Stephanie Cramer Trista Gormley

Interactive Assistants

Stephanie Fairall Garrett Robinson

Interactive Accountant

Joanie Ahuna

Interactive PA

James Dornoff

Shiny Communications Writer

Frank Rogan

Shiny Information & Technology

Michael Lewis Ryean Vergara

Shiny Office Manager

Pamela McSwain

Shiny Human Resources

Sam Park

Shiny Administrative Assistant

Rebecca Davis

Motion Capture Supervisor

Demian “Dman” Gordon

Motion Capture Executive Producer

David Forbes

Motion Capture Producer

Camille Cellucci

Motion Capture Assistant Director

Robert Mooney

Motion Capture Production Manager

Nancy Ong

MoCap Coordinator

Kate St. Pierre

MoCap Script Supervisor

Heather McCann

MoCap System Operator

John Klepper

MoCap System Technician

Bill Beemer

MoCap On-Set Tracking Artists

J.R. Salazar Emi Tahira

MoCap “Marker Momma”

Cami Thompson

MoCap On-Set Wardrobe

Scott Lenau

Motion Capture Set PAs

Courtney Atinsky Erica Headley Nicki Larosa Jonathon Mecenas Paul Muldrow Toddy Walters

Motion Capture Propmaster

Natalie Roth-Corti

MoCap AV Playback Operators

Bob Hand Urban Olsson

MoCap Video Camera Operators

Joerh Kohring Ron Mcgough Richard Rega Pepe Serventi

MoCap Audio Engineer

John “One Eye” Karpowich

MoCap Rigger

Neil Davidson

MoCap Tracking Supervisor

Daven Coburn

MoCap Tracking Coordinator

Scott Rempp

MoCap Data Tracker

Steve Ilous John Meehan Matt O’Calahan Rommel Pambid Ronald Samsom Christopher Yrigan

MoCap Suits and Markers

Norma Lehto

Graff Network Services Coordinator

Alexa Anastasia

Martial Arts Choreography by

Wo Ping Yuen

Additional Martial Arts Choreographer

Dion Lam

Martial Arts Coordinator

Chad Stahelski

Kung Fu Trainer/CoChoreographer

Cheung Yan Yuen

Wire Team Coordinator

Lee Kun “Fish” Fong

Hong Kong Wire Team

Chi Wah Ling “Tony” Hu Chen “Tiger” Collin Chou Huen Chiu Ku “DD” Shun Yi Yuen “Eagle” Sui Wah Chan “Money”

Assistant To Fish Fong

Catherine Ho

Stunt Coordinator

Mike Martinez

Stunts

Mike Kruzel Johnny Martin Keith Suzuki Diane Wasnak

Facial Capture/ADR Recordists

Julie Pearce Michael Thompson

Facial Capture Producer/AD

Clark Graff

Facial Capture Supervisor

David Bawel

Facial Capture Trackers

Damon Knight Andrew Tucker

Facial Capture Marker Swine

Ron McGough

ADR Recording Services Provided by

Soundfirm

Associate Producer

Phil Oosterhouse

Assistant to Wachowski Brothers

Vanessa Carmichael

Assistants to Joel Silver

Michelle Tuella Melina Kevorkian

Assistant to Grant Hill

Matt Bilski

Visual Effects Producer

Terry Clotiaux

Digital Effects Producers

Diane Giorgutti Josh Jaggers Tricia Mulgrew

Visual Effects Coordinators

Kate McCarthy Jacqueline Rosado

Technology Supervisor

Charles Henrich

Digital Assets Manager

Tim Bicio

Digital Assets Developer

Stephen Cronan

Digital Assets Coordinators

Billy Barnhart Jonathan Dyer

Digital Assets Assistants

Matt Brooks Jess Oates Mika Taylor

Technical Support

Kenji Oates

Systems Administrators

Corey Garnett Ted Herron David Zbriger

Cineractive Storyboard Artist

David Hogan

Additional Cineractive Animators

John Lee Matt Farrell

Music Licensing by

Julie Sessing

Additional Cineractive Animation Provided by

Mainframe

Producer

Jennifer Twiner-McCarron

Director

Greg Richardson

Filmbox Animators

Rob Hansen Andy Hutchinson Rob MacKenzie Peter Saumur

CGI Animators

Jiri Licenik Ricardo Rodriguez Adam Sera Dustin Trenton

Software Developer

Dean Broadland

3D Scanning Provided by

Gentle Giant Studios

2120

3D Scanning Crew

Karl Meyer Steve Chapman Gus Navarette Luis Labrador Joel Kittle Brandon Parcinski Brian Wilcox

Background ADR Casting and Voice-Over

Blindlight

Casting Director

Dawn Hershey, C.S.A.

Casting Coordinator

Brigitte Burdine

Recording Engineer

J. David Atherton

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment

Vice President

Philippe Erwin

Director

Scott Johnson

Director of Production

Brett Skogen

Producer

Gary Sheinwald

Marketing Coordinator

Jim Molinaro

Executive Assistant

Jason Ades

Infogrames U.S.

Product Development

Senior V.P. – Santa Monica Label

Jean-Philippe Agati

V.P. of Product Development

Steve Ackrich

Producer

Brian Wiklem

Assistant Producer

Jorge Oseguera

Marketing

V.P. of Brand Marketing

Steve Allison

Director of Brand Marketing

Jean Raymond

Senior Brand Manager

Mike Webster

Brand Manager

Serene Chan

Director of Marketing Communications

Kristine Keever

Senior Art Director

David Gaines

Executive Web Producer

Jon Nelson

Senior Web Producer

Kyle Peschel

Marketing Services

V.P. of Marketing Services

Gale Alles

Director of Creative Services

Steve Martin

Director of Editorial and Documentation Services

Liz Mackney

Graphic Designers

Paul Anselmi Melissa Caccavaro Patrick Loughlin

Documentation Specialists

Kurt Carlson Chris Dawley

Licensing

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Lead Senior Buyer

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Quality Assurance

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Project Lead

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Assistant Lead

Mark Florentino

Core Testers

Joe Fried Juan Sanchez Carl Vogel Alden Wong Franco Junio Kory O’Daniels Scott Barnes Andrew LeMat Ken Moodie Gerard Gust Jaime Gonzalez Barry Kearns Joey Edwards

Testers

Michael Shamsid-Deen Daniyel Garcia Lupe Deleon Ted Tomasko Chris Dawson Arthur Long Gabriel Navarrette Jacob Abercrombie Kenny Yan Brandon Perry Michael Greenler Jason Anderson Jimmy Kennedy Mark Alabayan Jimmy Goh Eugene Lai John Seefurth Paul Phillips Miguel Jauregui Jason Anderson Clement Cherlin Mike Griffin Howell Selburn Paco Youngel

Cast

(In Alphabetical Order)

The Oracle

Mary Alice

Kali

Christine Anu

Soren

Stephen Bastoni

Vector

Don Batte

Councillor Tuchman

Francine Bell

Persephone

Monica Bellucci

Elevator Security Guard

Gunther Berghofer

Agent Johnson

Daniel Bernhardt

Bane

Ian Bliss

Zion Controller

Michael Budd

Ice

Kelly Butler

Zion Operator

Josephine Byrnes

Operations Officer Mattis

Zeke Castelli

Seraph

Collin Chou

Corrupt

Paul Cotter

Maggie

Essie Davis

Wurm

Terrel Dixon

Morpheus

Laurence Fishburne

Shift Security Guard

Daryl Heath

Sparks

Lachy Hulme

Ballard

Roy Jones Jr.

Abel

Malcolm Kennard

Agent Jackson

David Kilde

Keymaker

Randall Duk Kim

Mauser

Chris Kirby

2322

Colt

Peter Lamb

Commander Lock

Harry Lennix

Computer Room Technician

Tony Lynch

Robert Mammone

First Operator at Command

Joe Manning

Agent Thompson

Matt McColm

Security Bunker Guard #2

Scott Mclean

Computer Room Guard

Steve Morris

Trinity

Carrie-Anne Moss

Zion Gate Operator

Rene Naufahu

Councillor Dillard

Robyn Nevin

Cain

David No

Jax

Socratis Otto

Link

Harold Perrineau

Niobe

Jada Pinkett-Smith

Twin #2

Adrian Rayment

Twin #1

Neil Rayment

Neo

Keanu Reeves

Second Operator At Command

Kittrick Redmond

Lock’s Lt./ Command Centre Lt.

Rupert Reid

Roland

David Roberts

Ajax

Shane C. Rodrigo

Systems Analyst

Thomas Scott

Binary

Tahei Simpson

Trainman

Bruce Spence

Tyr ant

Frankie Stevens

Malachi

Steve Vells

Security Bunker Monitor Guard

John Walton

Agent Smith

Hugo Weaving

Councillor West

Cornel West

Axel

Leigh Whannel

Merovingian

Lambert Wilson

Ghost

Anthony Wong

Councillor Hamann

Anthony Zerbe

Voice Talent

Angela Au Michael Bell David Bowe Nika Futterman Maura Gale Richard Green Mack Greenlaw Phillip M. Hayes Howard Hoffman Karen Huie Jim Lau Scott MacDonald Melinda McGraw Nick Omana Elizabeth Pan Neil Ross Chris Smith Andre Sogliuzzio Keith Szarabaijka James Arnold Taylor David Allen Thomas Jr. Wally Wingert

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MUSIC CREDITS

“Badimo”

Performed by Juno Reactor  2000 MELT 2000/Sound

Reproductions Limited, Jersey, C.I., G.B.

Courtesy of MELT 2000/Sound Reproductions Limited, Jersey, C.I., G.B.

Written by Mabi Thobejane, Ben Watkins & Nick Burton

www.reactorleak.com

“Mona Lisa Overdrive”

LLC & Songs of Windswept Pacific (BMI) o/b/o Mute Song Ltd.

www.reactorleak.com

“Teahouse”

Performed by Juno Reactor featuring Gocoo

 2003 Warner Bros. / Juno Reactor

Courtesy of Warner Bros. & Juno Reactor

Pacific (BMI) o/b/o Mute Song Ltd.

www.reactorleak.com www.gocoo.tv

“Dante”

LLC & Songs of Windswept Pacific (BMI) o/b/o Mute Song Ltd.

www.reactorleak.com

“Mainframe Wrekka”

Performed by Elite Force  1997 Fused & Bruised

Recordings Ltd. Courtesy of Fused & Bruised

tered by Universal Music Corp. (ASCAP)

www.fab.uk.com/eliteforce

“Take The Pill”

Performed and written by Chris Vrenna

 2003 Waxploitation Courtesy of

Lava (ASCAP) www.tweaker.net;

www.waxploitation.com

“Go”

Performed by Andy Hunter  2002 Sparrow Records Courtesy of Nettwerk America

LLC Inc. Written by Andy Hunter & Tedd

Meaux Hits / Tedaisa Music (ASCAP)

All rights administered by EMI Christian Music Publishing

www.nettwerkamerica.com

“Going Under”

Performed by Evanescence  2003 Wind-up Records Courtesy of Wind-up Records Written by Ben Moody, Amy Lee &

Publishing, Forthefallen Publishing & Dwight Frye Music, Inc. (BMI)

All rights administered by Dwight Frye Music, Inc. (BMI)

www.evanescence.com

“Bullet Time”

Performed and written by Herrera Productions Inc.

Courtesy of Herrera Productions Inc.

www.herreraproductions.com

“Symbiont”

Performed by Celldweller  2003 Esion Media Courtesy of Esion Media/

Position Music By arrangement with Position

“Switchback”

Performed by Celldweller  2003 Esion Media Courtesy of Esion Media/

Position Music By arrangement with Position

“Atom Bomb”

Performed by Fluke  1996 Circa Records Ltd. Courtesy of Virgin/

Astralwerks Records Under License from EMI Film & TV

Music Written by Michael James Bryant,

Michael James Tournier & Jonathan Howard Fugler

“Clubbed To Death (Hybrid Mix)”

Performed by Rob D  1995 Mowax Recordings/A&M

Records Ltd. London Courtesy of Mercury Records

Limited under license from Universal Music Enterprises

o/b/o BMG Music Publishing LTD.

“Clubbed To Death (Kurayamino Mix)”

Performed by Rob D  1995 Mowax Recordings/A&M

Records Ltd. London Courtesy of Mercury Records

Limited under license from Universal Music Enterprises

o/b/o BMG Music Publishing LTD.

“15 Minutes Of Fame”

Performed by Clawfinger  2003 GUN Records GmbH Courtesy of GUN Records GmbH

under arrangement with Zync Music Inc.

Written by Erlend Ottem, Joakim Skog, Zak Tell & Bard Torstensen

www.clawfinger.com

“The Hummingbird”

Courtesy of Megatrax Production Music, Inc.

Composed by Karl Fredrik Lundeberg

Published by JRM Music (ASCAP) www.megatrax.com

“Dodge This”

Performed and written by Ged Grimes

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