Enter the Matrix: Enemy/Boss Guide
By Dinosoid
Table of Contents
1. Introduction
2. Legal Information
3. Enemy Guide
4. Boss Guide
5. Weapon Guide
6. Version History
7. Special Thanks & Copyright
1. Introduction
This is my second game guide. My first game guide was for Turok: Evolution,
which is pretty good by my standard for a first-timer, but I do hope that this
second one will be even better than the first one.
A month ago I went to the game shop and spent $50 on a shiny new copy of
Enter the Matrix (for PS2, of course). After I got home, I popped the disc into
my console, and I was immediately hooked on.
Enter the Matrix is a great game for people who feels like to play
third-person shooters, it is also good for Matrix fans, but I won’t recommend it
for non-Matrix fans.
By now, I have finished the game, I felt that some people may need help on
the game, so I decided that it’s time to write another guide for those people.
2. Legal Information
Warning:
This guide is intended for private uses only. No one is allowed to use this
guide or any portion of it to make profit, for this guide must be distributed to
those in need for free. No one is also allowed to post it on any other websites
except www.neoseeker.com or www.gamefaqs.com (unless with my written
permission). If you really want to copy my guide onto a non-charging website,
it’s okay, as long as you E-mail me at JinguoY@msn.com to ask for my written
permission. Again, I absolutely hate to see my guide to appear in a gaming
magazine, so give up the hope of trying to make money out of it. If you didn’t
listen to my warnings above and published my work for profit, I will find you,
and you will be facing lawsuit.
3. Enemy Guide
Here you will find every single kind of enemies, whether they exist within
the Matrix or not. You will be able to find all of them in my guide. I do hope
that you use this guide wisely, enjoy it!
Law Enforcements within the Matrix
Security guards
Appearance: men in their late 20s, wear black hats, white shirts, and black
pants.
Weapons: usually small caliber .380 pistols, but some may carry 92FS pistols,
MP5 automatic sub-machineguns, or entry shotguns.
Armor: none.
Description: these guys are pathetically easy to deal with. The security guards
are not expected to encounter deadly situations, and many of them are completely
unarmed. When attacking security guards, physical attacks are recommended, just
disarm them and then do a series of fast combo attacks to lay these weak enemies
dead on the floor.
Police (standard)
Appearance: men wearing police uniforms.
Weapons: .380 pistols, 92FS pistols, entry shotguns, SMG 9mm semi-automatic
rifles, and MP5 automatic sub-machineguns.
Armor: basic level I police armors.
Description: the police officers deserve more care than the lowly security
guards when it is time to fight them. The standard policemen rely primarily on
their .380 pistols or the new, more powerful 92FS pistols, but these weapons
lack the range and accuracy to pose a threat to rebels. However, when policemen
do think that they are facing a high-risk assignment, they may also bring
shotguns or rifles with them, be careful when you see these guys. The policemen
can be put down with any firearms because their armors are very thin. But if you
are in favor of physical attacks, disarm the officers first before unleashing
your deadly attacks on them.
Police (S.W.A.T. team units)
Appearance: men wearing full body armors, military helmets, and goggles.
Weapons: 92FS pistols, entry shotguns, MP5 automatic sub-machineguns, SG-552
heavy machineguns, M95 sniper rifles, SMG 9mm semi-automatic rifles, and G36
automatic machineguns.
Armor: advanced level III police armors.
Description: these heavily armed and armored armadillos are a common but strong
threat to the safety of a rebel. The standard S.W.A.T. team units often attack
with above average tactics such as surrounding before engaging, using covering
fire, and using the available covers to their advantage. When encountered alone,
a lone S.W.A.T. team unit is not match for a rebel if the rebel has the surprise
factor, however, if encounter in groups of 4-6, you’d better toss a grenade to
kill or disorient some of them before running in with guns. The standard
S.W.A.T. team units can be taken down with a single shot from the M95 sniper
rifle to the back of the neck or the jugular area. If you want to attack with
other guns, a MP5, M16, G36, or SG-552 is often required to penetrate their
armors. The standard S.W.A.T. team has the widest available arsenal to them, and
their weapons can range from a 92FS pistol to a SG-552 heavy machinegun, and
some even packs a M95 sniper rifle.
Police (S.W.A.T. team snipers)
Appearance: guys wearing deep green suits, hats, and sunglasses.
Weapons: M95 sniper rifles, 33SG/1 sniper rifles, and 33SG/1 sniper rifles
equipped with heat sensor scopes.
Armor: basic level I police armors.
Description: snipers tend to rely on their high-power scopes to get the surprise
shot on a rebel. However, once a sniper is spotted by a rebel, his chance of
survival is very slim because he can be immediately vulnerable to bullets or
powerful combo attacks.
Military S.W.A.T. Team Units (standard)
Appearance: men wearing black body armors, green uniforms, and heavy,
military-issued helmets.
Weapons: entry shotguns, MP5 automatic sub-machineguns, M16 assault rifles, and
grenades.
Armor: advanced level IV military armors.
Description: when the police felt that their standard policemen and S.W.A.T.
teams are no longer enough to counter the rebels’ power, they have called in the
military S.W.A.T. team to help. The standard military S.W.A.T. team units are
very strong, since their armors and tactics are truly extraordinary. To counter
a lone unit, sneak up on him, disarm him, and then unleash the fists on him. If
you meet a whole bunch of them, use your grenades to clear them out, but if you
do not have any grenades, equip one of the shotguns and attack at close range.
Standard military S.W.A.T. units are only found in the sewers, but that doesn’t
hurt their chances of winning; these guys know how to fight in the close
confines of the sewers.
Military S.W.A.T. Team Units (assault)
Appearance: men wearing all-black body armors, knee pads, and full-face
heavy-duty military helmets.
Weapons: MP5 automatic sub-machineguns, street sweeper shotguns, grenades,
SG-552 heavy machineguns, and G36 automatic machineguns.
Armor: highly sophisticated level VII military armors.
Description: these units are extremely hard to destroy thanks to their thick
armors and helmets. These behemoths can be eliminated, of course, just not with
weak weapons. A rebel will stand a chance against these tanks if he has a sniper
rifle, a shotgun, or one of the high-caliber machineguns. Physical attacks will
work well if you focus and then attack at the right moment. The assault military
S.W.A.T. units are found in abundance within the power plant, and they know how
to use covers. Attack with caution!
Agent Johnson, Agent Jackson, and Agent Thompson
Appearance: men in their late 20s or early 30s, wear black suits, black ties,
black leather shoes, and sunglasses.
Special equipments: earpieces.
Weapons: .50AE high-caliber pistols.
Armor: none.
Description: these are the worst enemies you can expect within the Matrix.
Agents are not humans, they are sentient programs created by the Machines to
maintain orders within the Matrix. An agent may not have any of the high-powered
weaponries or thick armors, but they are just as skilled as the rebels in
dodging bullets and fighting with physical attacks. Agents are, however,
vulnerable to powerful, highly focused combo attacks, but you can not kill them
with any attacks or guns, unless you can kick them off a ledge or burn them to
death with explosions or electricity (when an agent “dies”, the body he
possesses dies, but not the agent).
Agent Smith
Appearance: a man in his late 30s wears an all-black suit, a black tie, black
leather shoes, and a pair of sunglasses.
Special equipments: none.
Weapons: .50 AE high-caliber pistol.
Armor: none
Description: since his destruction in the Matrix, agent Smith was somehow
revived, and now, he is far more powerful than any agents. Agent Smith now has
the power to multiply himself using any life forms in the Matrix, possess a
human outside the Matrix, and to kill other agents. You will encounter hundreds
of agent Smiths in the skyscraper and Chinatown, and the only option you’ve got
when you see him is to run!
Enemies within the Chateau
Vampires
Appearance: men with wax white skins and very strange garments.
Weapons: UMP automatic sub-machineguns, entry shotguns, and 1911 high-caliber
pistols.
Armor: none.
Description: the vampires are commonly found within the chateau. Vampires have
extreme flexibilities to help them to bend out of harm’s way, and a strong set
of physical attacks. A vampire can be harm by guns or physical attacks of a
rebel, but they cannot be killed by them. The only ways to kill a vampire is to
drive the wooden stake or a wooden double cross bow bolt through their hearts,
and you character will administer it automatically once a vampire starts to
wobble.
Dobermans
Appearance: guys with a muscle shirt, also has dog-like complexions.
Weapons: UMP automatic sub-machineguns and entry shotguns.
Armor: none.
Description: they are a lot like the vampires, only that Dobermans are not as
flexible as a vampire. Instead, a Doberman is quite strong in physique and thus
prefers a scrappy, grapple form of attack. Dobermans can be defeated just like a
vampire, as so are the ways to kill them (stake through the heart), but they can
be more of a health drainer that a vampire to you.
Real World Enemies
Sentinels
Appearance:  mechanical, squid-like killing machines bent solely on your
destruction.
Weapons: tow bombs, laser cutting beams, and grapple arms.
Armors: thick steel plating on the front, thinner steel plates around the body.
Description: you will only encounter these notorious hovercraft-destroyers on
the last few levels, but the danger they can pose to you is greater than
anything. A sentinel is only designed by the Machines for two things; search and
destroy, and you’d better blow them to hell before one of them can hook onto you
hovercraft and cut the hull open.
4. Boss Guide
I have listed every boss in the game; they appear with a short, capitalized
introduction at the beginning. I hope that you will use these wisely in the war
to save Zion!
S.W.A.T. Helicopter (Ghost only)
AS GHOST ENTERS THE ENDING ROOM OF THE CONCOURSE, HE ENCOUNTERS AN S.W.A.T.
HELICOPTER WITH AN ENORMOUS CHAINGUN. BRACE YOUR SELF…
Level Encountered: North Point 2
Difficulty: 7 out of 10
Recommended Weapon(s): MP5 automatic sub-machineguns, or M240 heavy machineguns.
How to Defeat:
I am hoping that you have been saving the MP5 ammo lately, because they are
extremely crucial in the upcoming boss battle. The S.W.A.T. helicopter is
equipped with a gigantic chaingun on one side, so you better not get on the
wrong side of it at the wrong time.
When the battle starts, run to the side wall and put your back against it
(at the place where the wall starts to curve), since this is the only place
where the gunner can’t hit Ghost. Wait for the gunfire to stop, then, run to the
big window and immediately switch to first-person view. When the chopper flies
by, focus and try to rip through two clips of MP5 rounds at it, and then go back
to the wall.
The chopper will drop four S.W.A.T. team units through the skylight, and all
of whom are armed with MP5s. focus and use your guns to tear the cops apart,
grab their guns, and then hide against the wall.
The chopper will continue this pattern in hope of killing Ghost, but if you
are careful, you will be able to take it out during the second time when it
flies past the windows. Congratulations, you have just survived your first boss
fight.
Agent Helicopter (Ghost only)
GHOST’S PROCISION SHOOTING FROM THE CONTROL TOWER HAD CAUGHT AGENT JACKSON’S
ATTENTION. AS GHOST WATCHED THROUGH HIS SCOPE, AGENT JACKSON TRANSMITTED HIMSELF
INTO THE BODY OF ANOTHER S.W.A.T. TEAM HELICOPTER PILOT AND HE IS COMING
STRAIGHT AT THE CONTROL TOWER!
Level Encountered: Control Tower 2
Difficulty: 2 out of 10
Recommended Weapon(s): SG-552 heavy machineguns.
How to Defeat:
Remember the SG-552s you grabbed from the S.W.A.T. team units on the top
level of the revolving restaurant and on the balcony outside the control tower?
If you have the SG-522s, this battle will be a cinch.
Although the agent chopper has a chaingun on the front, you can still find
places where he can’t hit you and that is the perch you were standing on when
you shot the plane’s tire. When the battle starts, switch to the SG-552s and get
off the perch, crouch behind the perch and let the agent waste his bullets.
Once the gun fire has stopped, run across the room to the other perch, stay
there and wait for the second and third waves of bullets to pass. Once the third
wave has passed, ran back to the first perch and stand on it, switch to the
first-person view and ready the SG-552s.
When the agent’s chopper shoot at you, don’t worry about the health, focus
and empty the SG-552s into him, the SG-552 rounds can kill the chopper fast than
its bullets can kill you!
When the agent tries to slam the chopper into the control tower and try to
take you along with him, focus-dive into the hatch that Binary’s opened for
Ghost to escape the inferno!
Agent Johnson (Niobe only)
NIOBE FINALLY MANAGED IT, SHE FREED AXEL! UNFORTUNATELY FOR HER, AGENT JOHNSON
TRANSMITTED HIMSELF INTO THE BODY OF THE PILOT, AND AS AXEL BACKFLIPPED OUT OF
THE PLANE, NIOBE HAD NO CHOICE BUT TO FIGHT THE AGENT.
Level Encountered: Agent on Board
Difficulty: 7 out of 10
Recommended Weapon(s): MP5 automatic sub-machineguns
How to Defeat:
When the battle starts, focus and then kick the agent to the ground, and
then run like hell to press the button that opens the bay door. Once the door is
opened, switch to the MP5 and then empty a clip into the agent, none of the
bullets will hit him, but it buys some time for your health and focus to
replenish.
Once your health and focus are back online, ran and perform a wall kick to
knock the agent down and then use a few kicks to move him to the back of the
plane. If the agent gets up again, use the MP5 to buy more time. Only try to
kick him out of the back of the plane when he is down, otherwise he might grab
you and toss you out of the plane!
Once the agent had been sent reeling on the floor, charge and perform a
downward kick to knock him out of the plane. Sometimes, you may encounter some
turbulence when you try to kick the agents. If you and he are bounced back into
the plane again, repeat the process until he is kicked out of the plane.
Vlad: 1st encounter (Niobe only)
NIOBE MANAGED TO CUT HER BOND AND ESCAPE HER HOLDING ROOM. BUT BEFORE LONG, SHE
MEETS VLAD, THE LEADER OF THE VAMPIRES. NIOBE HAD NO CHOICE BUT TO VLAD AND TRY
TO ESCAPE THE ATTIC.
Level Encountered: The Attic
Difficulty: 6 out of 10
Recommended Weapon(s): none
How to Defeat:
Vlad is nothing more than an uglier, worse version of a regular goon, don’t
be scared, fight him! Vlad possesses moderate amount of power, but his real
power lies on his structure. Just like a regular goon, Vlad is capable of
dodging kicks by bending out of the way; keep this in mind as the battle wages
on.
When the battle starts, lure Vlad near a wall and then wall-kick him to make
him reeling, and then stand behind him as he recovers. When Vlad finally gets
up, punch him a few times and then use a throw or wall-kick to down him again.
Continue this pattern for as long as needed to make Vlad pay for capturing
Niobe, and finally, when Vlad feigns injury by wobbling back and forth, walk
away from him. Vlad is not hurt; he just wants to lure Niobe to attack with the
wood stake in hope of finishing him off. Wait until your health and focus are
back online, then attack.
Vlad will counter Niobe’s attack with one of his counterattacks before he
escapes from the attic. Next time, however, it will be a fight to the death.
Vlad: 2nd encounter (Niobe only)
AFTER NIOBE HAD DEFEATED TWO OF HIS UNDERLINGS, VLAD SWOOPS DOWN AND SQUARES OFF
TO FIGHT NIOBE.
Level Encountered: Persephone’s Bedroom
Difficulty: 5 out of 10
Recommended weapon(s): wood stake
How to Defeat:
The second encounter with this leader of the goons is no harder than the
first one. In fact, the only difference is that this time, it is a fight to the
finish!
Once the battle starts, use as much focus as necessary to kick or punch Vlad
toward a wall, and once there, perform a wall-kick to knock Vlad down. Vlad
will, of course, regain his footing, and when he does, just do another focused
kick to send him reeling again! If you are low on focus or health, strafe away
from Vlad and use the size of the bedroom to keep your distance from Vlad while
your health and focus regenerates.
Once Vlad is down to 0% of his health, he will start to wobble, and when he
does that, a stake through the heart is all it takes to put this goon down for
good.
Importance notice: I am not done with the rest of the boss guide. You might have
to wait until later this year to be able to see it. Sorry!
5. Weapon Guide
In this section of my guide, I have listed all the weapons that are
available within the Matrix. These weapons appear with its name, firing rate,
usefulness, damage, a short introduction, and its overall rating. Use them to
kick some ass!
Pistols
9000 S Pistol
Firing rate: semi-automatic
Usefulness: 5 out of 10
Damage: medium
This tiny little pistol is one of Niobe’s favorite. She never jacks in with out
one of them. This pistol is great when used properly, and it has the capacity of
dropping any security guards or police officers with no more than 2-3 shots. The
9000 S pistol has a rather large clip size, and you should bear this in mind,
too.
Overall rating: 5 out of 10
.380 Pistol
Firing rate: semi-automatic
Usefulness: 2 out of 10
Damage: low
This pistol is the premier choice of a police officer, lacking in all categories
except carrying capacity, this gun is only good for lowly security guards and
police officers. Not a good choice to use on anything more than that.
Overall rating: 3 out of 10
92FS Pistol
Firing rate: semi-automatic
Usefulness: 6 out of 10
Damage: medium
This particular pistol features a large carrying capacity, high-velocity
ammunitions, and good-looking design. The 92FS pistols are used by a lot of
police or military agencies, since this gun is so useful. The 92FS pistol can
not only drop a security guard or a police officer with a few shots, it can even
be used to dispatch S.W.A.T. team units with ease! Look out for this goodie
along your adventure.
Overall rating: 6 out of 10
P229 Pistol
Firing rate: semi-automatic
Usefulness: 6 out of 10
Damage: medium
This pistol is Ghost’s favorite pistol. He never jacks in with out one. The P229
pistol features a rather large clip size, high-caliber ammunitions, and graceful
design. The P229 pistol are ideal for shooting anything lower than a military
S.W.A.T. unit, but it will be a poor choice if used on anything higher than
that.
Overall rating: 6 out of 10
1911 .45 Cal Pistol
Firing rate: semi-automatic
Usefulness: 2 out of 10
Damage: very high
Although this is my personal favorite pistol, the 1911 .45 Cal pistol is only
found in the Château, where nobody is vulnerable to guns, and this is also the
reason of why it got 2 out of 10 for usefulness. The 1911 .45 Cal pistol packs a
tremendous punch, and it can be used to keep a vampire or Doberman at bay if
necessary.
Overall rating 8 out of 10
.50 AE Pistol
Firing rate: semi-automatic
Usefulness: 8 out of 10
Damage: very high
This pistol is a lot like the 1911 .45 Cal pistol, only that it has a practical
use- killing! The .50 AE pistol is the weapon of choice for agents, and only if
you kill an agent, then you can collect this goodie. The .50 AE Pistol can be
used to easily kill S.W.A.T. team personnel, and that’s why you should only
reserve it for the S.W.A.T. teams.
Overall rating: 10 out of 10
Mac-11 Automatic Pistol
Firing rate: automatic
Usefulness: 8 out of 10
Damage: high
This particular pistol is just like a handheld MP5, and best of all, you can
hold one in each hand! The Mac-11 automatic pistol is great for use on anything
less than a standard military S.W.A.T. team unit, and it is one of the best guns
for run and gun situations.
Overall rating: 8 out of 10
18C Automatic Pistol
Firing rate: automatic
Usefulness: 8 out of 10
Damage: medium
This gun is just like a weaker version of the Mac-11 automatic pistol. The 18C
automatic pistol has a large ammo capacity, a high firing rate, and good
reliabilities. The 18C automatic pistol can be used to dispatch a regular
S.W.A.T. team unit in seconds, and this is the primary reason of why it’s gotten
an 8 out of 10.
Overall rating: 7 out of 10
Shotguns
Entry Shotgun
Firing rate: semi-automatic
Usefulness: 9 out of 10
Damage: very high
This gun is great when you want to clear a room of enemies. The entry shotgun
packs a tremendous stopping power at close range, and it is best for use against
armored enemies. The downside of the entry shotgun is that it takes some time to
reload, and it can be a disaster under some situations.
Overall rating: 9 out of 10
Street Sweeper Shotgun
Firing rate: automatic
Usefulness: 10 out of 10
Damage: very high
This shotgun is a better choice when encountering multiple enemies at close
range than an entry shotgun. The street sweeper shotgun also packed a great
punch power, but best of all, this gun is automatic; it doesn’t take too much
time to reload. The street sweeper shotgun can drop anything with 1-2 shots at
close range, and it is my favorite shotgun.
Overall rating 10 out of 10
Rifles
SMG 9mm Semi-Automatic Rifle
Firing rate: semi-automatic
Usefulness: 7 out of 10
Damage: high
This semi-automatic rifle is probably the best semi-automatic rifle in the
bunch. The SMG 9mm has a good amount of punch power, high accuracy, and a good
range. The SMG 9mm can put down a standard police S.W.A.T. team unit with ease,
and it can also be used against any other enemies. The SMG 9mm’s semi-automatic
firing rate may prove to be a bit weak, but in fact, it helps to preserve ammo!
Do neglect this gun, use it wisely!
Overall rating: 8 out of 10
M16 Automatic Rifle
Firing rate: automatic
Usefulness: 9 out of 10
Damage: very high
The M16 is a mighty gun in any aspect. The M16 rifle is a major improvement
based on the power, range, and accuracy than the SMG 9mm. the M16’s ability to
auto-target enemies at long range makes this gun the best thing besides a sniper
rifle. Also, the M16 rifle can cut through any enemies with relative ease, thus
making it the best rifle of all.
Overall rating: 10 out of 10
Sniper Rifles
33G/1 Sniper Rifle
Firing rate: semi-automatic
Usefulness: 10 out of 10
Damage: very high
The 33G/1 sniper rifle can be relied upon in any time. This sniper rifle can
cause very heavy damage if used correctly. The 33G/1 sniper rifle packs a great
deal of punch power, range, and accuracy, thus making it my favorite sniper
rifle.
Overall rating: 9 out of 10
M95 Sniper Rifle
Firing rate: semi-automatic
Usefulness: 10 out of 10
Damage: extremely high
This huge gun is the best gun in the game. The M95 sniper rifle can be carried
around and used as a regular weapon, or, it can be used as a highly accurate and
deadly sniper rifle. One well-placed shot from the M95 can drop the heaviest of
all S.W.A.T. team units, and a close range blast from this gun is even more
devastating.
Overall rating: 10 out of 10
Sub-Machineguns and Heavy Machineguns
MP5 Automatic Sub-Machinegun
Firing rate: automatic
Usefulness: 8 out of 10
Damage: high
This gun is probably the most abundant gun of all. The MP5 can be found
throughout the Matrix, and for a good reason. The MP5 is most commonly used by
S.W.A.T. teams, and this gun is very, very fast- at 800 round/minute. The MP5
can turn a person into Swiss cheese in second.
Overall rating: 8 out of 10
UMP Automatic Sub-Machinegun
Firing rate: automatic
Usefulness: 6 out of 10
Damage: very high
This gun is a lot like the MP5, only with a smaller frame, a larger caliber, and
a better range. The UMP can easily slice through the armors of most of your
adversaries; even military S.W.A.T. team units- use it!
Overall rating: 8 out of 10
G36 Automatic Sub-Machinegun
Firing rate: automatic
Usefulness: 9 out of 10
Damage: very high
The G36 is a great gun. It can penetrate even the armors of the toughest of all
S.W.A.T. team units, thus making this great gun the third most powerful gun in
the Matrix.
Overall rating: 8 out of 10
SG-552 Heavy Machinegun
Firing rate: automatic
Usefulness: 10 out of 10
Damage: extremely high
The SG-552 may not be the gun that’s got the prettiest designs, but it sure is
the deadliest of all guns within the Matrix. The SG-552 is very, very powerful,
for it can even drop a chopper within 3 second!
Overall rating: 10 out of 10
M240 Heavy Machinegun
Firing rate: automatic
Usefulness: 10 out of 10
Damage: extremely high
The M240 heavy machinegun can only be used when you use a special drop cheat.
The M240 is, probably the most powerful gun in the Matrix, and it can be used to
down the S.W.A.T. helicopter is three seconds flat!
Overall rating: 10 out of 10
Launchers
40mm Grenade Launcher
Firing rate: semi-automatic
Usefulness: 10 out of 10
Damage: extremely high
Only found in one of the Chinatown levels, this highly specialized weapon is
also highly destructive, one shot is all it takes to bring down a full squad of
S.W.A.T. team units.
Overall rating: 8 out of 10
GP-25 Launcher
Firing rate: semi-automatic
Usefulness: 10 out of 10
Damage: very high
This launcher is a strange thing. Originally designed for fighting fire, the CBM
gas it fires call also cause the human lungs to fill with fluid. Use this gas to
seep through cracks and choke an entire S.W.A.T. team.
Overall rating: 7 out of 10
Explosives and Grenades
Demolition Charges
These are basically shaped explosives, can be used to destroy certain structures
or facilities, have no use against any enemies.
Grenades
There are three kinds of grenades. Flash bangs, which create a blinding light,
are disorienting and non-lethal. Stun grenades are heavy concussion weapons good
for stunning a group of enemies. And finally, the offensive grenades, which are
lethal fragmentation grenades, they can kill a bunch of enemies with one blast.
Bows
Double Crossbow
Firing rate: semi-automatic
Usefulness: 10 out of 10
Damage: very high
This crossbow only comes in handy when fighting the three Exiles that Cujo
called up as backups. The crossbow can drop an Exile with a single shot, for
which its importance can’t be ignored.
Overall rating: 2 out of 10
6. Version History
Version 0.8
This version contains everything except for part of the boss guide. I finished
this version by October 19th.
Version 0.82
This version contains a new boss guide for Vlad.
7. Special Thanks & Copyright
1. Thank God for everything.
2. Thanks to my parents for buying me my PS2.
3. Thanks to Shiny Entertainment for making this game.
4. Thanks to Atari for publishing this game.
5. Thanks to Larry and Andy Wachowski for writing and directing this game
6. Thanks to Bradygame’s official strategy guide for the accurate names it
provided.
Have a question or correction? E-mail me at JinguoY@msn.com.
Copyright 2003 Dinosoid