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The Matrix Path of Neo review

Forget the rubbish third film, says PSM2, Atari's beautiful mess is the game you'll hate to love

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As technically astounding as it is inept, Path of Neo is one of the most stylish and empowering games on PS2. Not a game to respect, but one to guiltily enjoy

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Genre	Action
Description	Frenzied action, powered equally by stylish kung fu moves and a near-endless supply of machine gun ammunition, is what makes Path of Neo so satisfying.
Franchise name	The Matrix
UK franchise name	The Matrix
Platform	"Xbox","PC","PS2"
US censor rating	"Teen","Teen","Teen"
UK censor rating	"","",""
Release date	1 January 1970 (US), 1 January 1970 (UK)

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