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Originally posted by TwisterGameX
Wow and he made a thread in the off topic about the banana.

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Originally posted by Lana
No one cares, and it has nothing to do with the topic.

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Originally posted by TwisterGameX
( What other Simlie can replace the Banana I mean it's right there )


I have to choose between this game or Star wars battle front 2.

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00:01 Morpheus offers the choice of the red pill or the blue pill. We pick the blue one. The game is over. Does this mean we win?

00:02 Start again. For the sake of variety and gameplay, this time we choose the red pill. After taking it, we’re shot through a mirror into a shadowy hallway. Neo’s hair looks vaguely like it belongs in an impressionist painting, which is weirding us out a little bit. Then again, this is the Matrix, so weirding out is probably a normal state.

00:03 Uniformed men start coming out of a door into the hallway. Is it time to fight? After messing around with the controls for a bit, we get a basic idea of what we’re supposed to be doing, although in our hands, Neo looks much less skilled than he did on the big screen. Nevertheless, dudes are starting to drop to the ground.

00:07 Dead. A screen pops up—apparently, this was just a test to determine the recommended skill level to play at. That’s kind of cool! Not so cool: Apparently, we suck, as the recommended skill level _is “Disciple (easy).” We’re given the choice to accept the recommendation, reject it, or retake the test. We’re comfortable with our inadequacies, so we accept the recommendation.

00:08 Obligatory movie clip, the part when Trinity is kicking butt and then Neo gets the phone call in his cubicle. Gameplay kicks in when Morpheus says to crawl to the facing cube. We make our way out of the office, following the instructions over the phone. It’s pretty cool, although it seems a little pointless to have Neo peeking around cube walls when we have a clear line of sight ourselves.
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00:11 Made it to the office at the end of the hall. Another movie clip. Now it’s time to head to the roof. Neo crawls around on ledges and scaffolding to get there, but it’s a bit boring because invisible walls block him from heading anywhere other than the direction he’s supposed to go. We’re wondering if choosing the easy level has anything to do with this.

00:15 On the roof. Cops are coming after Neo, but as he has yet to grab a weapon, the only option is to run. Occasionally, the cops will grab him; to get away, we have to mash the Triangle button. If you’re not fast enough, the game gives you the option to retry the level or accept capture, which again ends the game. Do they not want us to play?

00:17 From the roof, Neo dodges into a stairwell and is now trying to reach the ground floor to get out of the building. Every few floors, there’s a gate in place, so it’s necessary to then navigate your way across the floor to a different stairwell to continue downward. On the sixth floor, the agents show up—it’s impossible to escape from their grasp, so they have to be avoided completely.

00:21 We go out the exit to where Trinity is waiting on her bike. This sets off another movie clip, this time a montage of different pieces of the film to let Neo know that he’s the one.

00:23 Training level in which Neo learns combat—the level looks kind of like an underground dungeon. Kung fu is the first item on the agenda, and silent takedowns are the first skill—just sneak up behind someone and press Circle. This is followed by hyperstrikes, lightning strikes, and three-hit combos. We don’t always do as instructed, but the training doesn’t make us go back until we’ve learned.

00:28 Neo is sent into a final battle at the end of the training level. The centerpiece of the room is a big metal battleground with a red scorpion emblazoned on it; this combined with Neo’s ninja-esque outfit gives the whole thing a vaguely Mortal Kombat air.

00:30 After polishing off a few sets of opponents, the final opponent pops up: an old Asian guy wearing a shirt with flames on it and a pair of canary-yellow pants. He might look like a crazy dude wandering the streets, but he’s substantially tougher than his _predecessors. Nevertheless, Neo makes quick work of him, and the martial arts training comes to an end

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Originally posted by TwisterGameX
So is this game good ?

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Originally posted by The Ones
I need help on Red Pill Chase. im stuck on Security Guard and Librarian. Could someone help me through it?