Imagine yourself as Niobe, captured by agents and now desperately trying to escape. Imagine yourself as Switch, tapping into the data drops that tie into the core of the Matrix. Imagine yourself as Trinity, downloading a new ability and instantly being able to use a new weapon. Imagine yourself as Neo, executing unbelievable leaps and punches in a wild flurry of combat. Imagine the excitement and intensity of the Matrix, and yourself as a character within it.

You're better off buying the script, as online ones tend to have weird typos (and sometimes are god-forbid typed in by someone while watching the movie). But if you insist, search Google.

No. The Matrix Online game will continue. While players may see some minor changes in the service, these changes should have a positive impact on the game. Many of the people that have been working on MxO will continue to do so as well.

Ghz processor, 512 Mb RAM, Direct X 9 compatible sound card, and video card that supports programmable pixel shading and has 64mb video memory (Radeon 8xxx, 9xxx and above, GeForce 3 Ti, 4 Ti and above).

The Wachowski Brothers and Monolith Productions are developing The Matrix Online. Warner Bros. and Ubi Soft are working together to manage and publish the game. MMORPG is an acronym for M.assively M.ultiplayer O.nline R.ole P.laying G.ame. These are games that are played by thousands of players simultaneously to create a virtual online environment. The Matrix Online MMORPG takes place within the hyper kinetic virtual reality world of the Matrix.

Yes. Once you register your copy of The Matrix Online, a monthly subscription fee will be charged for the service. Pricing plans will be announced at a later date.

MMORPGs are unique in that there's rarely a "winner" or even "an end" to the game. Your personal success will be measured by your character's growing skills and abilities, and by your actions, you'll contribute to the ongoing story and virtual reality that is The Matrix Online.

Yes. Dozens of weapons and martial arts maneuvers that capture the "wire fu" Matrix experience will be a part of the game.

For now, I guess you have to write your own program, or convert your own native format to one of the RadWare ones. The RadWare formats are very simple, just direct-access, unformatted integers, one record per row of 4096 channels. These integers can be either 2 Bytes per channel (for the .mat format) or 4 Bytes per channel (for the .spn / .m4b format).

Matrix is the name of the software. Produced by SunGard SCT Inc., built on Microsoft technologies, it is called SCT Matrix Student Suite. The SCT Matrix Student Suite is used to develop the new student system we call COSMOS. Note: It is not uncommon to hear the terms "Matrix" and "COSMOS" used interchangeably when referring to the new student information system.

Yes, you will need a credit card to play and subscribe to The Matrix Online. However, if you do not have a credit card, you can purchase a 60 day prepaid game card at many software retailers. I have a Switch or Solo card with an 18 digit number, and the system is telling me that the number is invalid. Switch/Solo recently changed their card numbers to allow 18 digits. We are updating our system to accommodate these new cards, and hope to have the update completed soon.

Yes. BULLET TIME(tm), slow motion interactive gameplay, is an essential part of The Matrix Online experience.

The Matrix, in the timeframe of the online game, is a virtual world in state of change. You may have to choose between conflicting sides in a faction war. Who can you trust? Who might betray you? The Matrix Online is a game that can be played on many levels, from pure combat to sophisticated political maneuvering and control.

Customers with existing Station accounts will be able to use their Station ID to play MxO once they have purchased the game. MxO will be added to the Station Access subscription plan after the transition. Station Access is SOE's all-in-one subscription plan that includes access to EverQuest, EverQuest II, Star Wars Galaxies, PlanetSide, and EverQuest Online Adventures for the PlayStation 2.

In order for the game servers to communicate with your game client reliably, firewalls may need to be configured to allow traffic on TCP ports 80, 5190, 11000, and 10000. It will also need to allow the program to communicate on UDP ports 10000 and 11000. Log into http://www.station.sony.com/email. Once in the support area, click the "Find Answers" link and here you may search our answer database.

Many of the people currently working on MxO will continue to do so. The transition process should be very smooth for our customers, and should not negatively impact service levels.

Customers that have been banned from the Station Service will not be able to continue to play The Matrix Online.

Yes, once we make this transition, all customers must create a Station ID to continue playing MxO. Players can sign up for a free Station ID by visiting http://www.station.sony.com.