The training sequence of the first film, for example, is greatly expanded on in Path of Neo, as is Thomas Anderson's escape from his office building. So while you'll still get to recreate such iconic scenes as the lobby fight in the first film, or the battle against hundreds of Agent Smiths in a park during The Matrix Reloaded, there's also plenty of never before seen adventures. While the game does roughly take you through the events of the first few films, there's plenty of new content here which goes farther and deeper into Neo's adventures than the films had time for.
If you're the type who became obsessed about all the pseudo-intellectual double speak the Matrix films threw up, then Path of Neo is essentially a new chapter in the Matrix saga for you to explore. If you're a fan, though, the extended look at Neo's travels from Thomas Anderson to saviour of the world will be reason enough to buy this game. But while there's plenty of impressive looking action on offer, Path of Neo (at least in the PC version which we tested) is saddled with some camera and control issues which could turn off some gamers.
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