Keanu Reeves’ Neo from The Matrix films has always been super powerful. Time and again, he has left his allies, enemies, and ...

The Matrix first hit theatres in 1999, and it’s safe to say it’s been living rent-free in our minds ever since. This sci-fi ...

The Matrix 4 Resurrection: Neo returns, and a young Morpheus might follow him (Image: WARNER BROS) ... The bald and small glasses-wearing prophet offers Thomas a red pill, ...

After a chance encounter with a strange bald man in a black leather trench coat and one red pill, Mr. Anderson soon discovers just how correct he truly was. In The Matrix: Path of Neo, ...

Matrix fans will finally get the chance to play as Neo this November. Speaking of the end of the game, the Wachowskis apparently felt that the ending of The Matrix Revolutions wouldn't translate ...

At the end of The Matrix: Reloaded, Neo visits another enigmatic character called The Architect (Helmut Bakaiti), who reveals ...

The original movie, The Matrix, centered on Neo, who was aware of the Matrix on a subconscious level but had not self-substantiated.Neo was "The One," but he was too deeply embedded in the system ...

Sequel to the critically panned 2003 game “Enter the Matrix” starts with a worthwhile idea: players take the literal “Path of Neo,” controlling Keanu Reeves’ character from the beginning ...

The Matrix Resurrections trailer picks right back up with Thomas Anderson a.k.a. Neo (Keanu Reeves) living inside a simulation. But how did he get there?

THE MATRIX: PATH OF NEO marks the second collaboration of Atari and its Shiny Entertainment development studio; the Wachowski Brothers, creators of The Matrix trilogy; and Joel Silver, executive ...

You can play as Neo in a story spanning the entire Matrix trilogy in The Matrix: Path of Neo. The game's story is written and directed by the Wachowski siblings, who created the movie trilogy.

We might as well get it out of the way and tell you right from the beginning that The Matrix: Path of Neo is a whole lot better than 2003's spin-off, Enter the Matrix. It looks better, it plays ...