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Complexity rating on Matrix's games???? - 6/3/2010 11:47:04 PM

derhexer

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When I look at Matrix' ads for its games I look for complexity. I understand that Grognard is the most complex, and I understand Simple.

But, which games are more complex - Intermediate or Medium?

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RE: Complexity rating on Matrix's games???? - 6/4/2010 4:58:14 PM

Marc von Martial

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Same level, I guess the PR guys just updated the terminology.

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RE: Complexity rating on Matrix's games???? - 6/5/2010 3:50:22 AM

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Same level, I guess the PR guys just updated the terminology.

Thanks, Marc

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RE: Complexity rating on Matrix's games???? - 6/5/2010 3:59:28 AM

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Same level, I guess the PR guys just updated the terminology.

Uh, sorry, but World War One is moderate. I'd like to buy it, but if it a simple as a bag of hammers, I'd hate to waste my funds. How does moderate rank w/intermediate and medium?

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RE: Complexity rating on Matrix's games???? - 6/9/2010 10:48:50 AM

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The Matrix Reloaded, released in May 2003, was not what many people had been expecting from the first sequel to 1999's The Matrix. Dense with ideas and unexpected twists, Reloaded was bigger, stronger, faster, and far sexier than the first movie had been. With a pervasive marketing campaign, the public's recognition and anticipation was unprecedented leading up to the premiere. Everywhere you looked you saw teasers, trailers, very stylish posters, a video game, and anime short films. Pre-polling of theatre audiences showed an awareness level far beyond the typical action flick. These polls proved prophetic, as Reloaded broke several box office records in becoming the fastest film to reach $150 million in ticket sales (only 6 days), and also in having the biggest opening week ever. Considering the film's Restricted rating in the US, breaking these records was a huge accomplishment, and showed the public's appetite for the next installment in the trilogy.
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