Over at the Matrix Online Vault you can find a Q&A with Jason Hall, the Senior Vice President of Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. Jason is asked about WB's recent acquisition of Monolith, and there are a few Matrix Online questions as well.

Computer & Video Games is reporting on future Matrix games that Shiny will be working on. Though not exactly a critical success, the first Enter the Matrix is a big seller, and so two sequels are currently planned. One for Christmas 2004, and one for release some time in 2006.

Despite average reviews, Atari has managed to sell one million copies of Enter the Matrix so far. Four million copies of the game were shipped out though, and Atari sure needs to sell all copies to pay Warner Brothers and the Wachowski brothers and still have some money left.

Shortly after the first patch, a second patch for Atari's Enter the Matrix game has been released. The patch offers cleaner graphics, an improved options screen, the ability to alt-tab out of the game and EAX support has been fixed.

Atari has released a patch for Enter the Matrix, updating the game to v1.51. Changes aren't known right now. You can grab the 4.4 update from FileShack. Thanks Gamers Hell.

In case you wanted to see a whole lot of screenshots from Enter the Matrix, there are 177(!) of them on PCGameShots. The game should be out in stores by now.

Infogrames' Atari label has announced it wil ship more than four million copies of Enter the Matrix to retail outlets worldwide to meet retail demand. It's the largest initial shipment ever for the publisher, though of course it remains to be seen if people really are looking forward to the game this much. The game will go on sale May 15, when the Matrix Reloaded movie opens.

This press release has the word that Shiny's Enter the Matrix has gone gold, with plenty of time left before it's May 15 shipping date (the same day The Matrix Reloaded opens in theaters). The game will ship for PC, GameCube, PS2 and Xbox.

"Over two years ago, Joel Silver, the producer of `The Matrix' trilogy, and the Wachowski brothers, the writers and directors, envisioned a new way that Hollywood and the video-game industry could work together. Their concept required Shiny to build a video game containing every single element of the Matrix experience, and it was essential that this groundbreaking game be delivered on time with their movie, so Matrix fans could experience it all at once," said David Perry, President of Shiny Entertainment, the game's developer. "Today, those objectives have been met, and soon gamers around the world will enjoy the results of this unprecedented collaboration, gaining a unique insight into the Matrix universe."

You can find several movies from the game here. Please don't suck, please don't suck.

According to this PC.IGN story, the PC version of Enter the Matrix will ship on no less than six discs. Six! This is why we have DVDs. The six discs will come in a double-DVD styled case though, not like it makes it that much better.

Can you PC gamers cope with a 6-disc version? Guess what? It'll cost "more," too. Infogrames reps didn't bust out the specifics, but we do know the PC version will be somewhat pricier than its console counterparts. So, can you cope? It looks like you'll have to. Time to clear up your games rack, I guess. The game is now only one month away from its May 15th, 2003 worldwide release

Music4Games.net has posted a Q&A with Don Davis and Erik Lundborg, both working on music for The Matrix sequel and the Enter the Matrix Game. Though the questions mostly deal with music, there are a few about the game itself as well.

Warner Brothers' What is the Matrix website has been updated, offering a brand new trailer from Shiny Entertainment's Enter the Matrix game. The Quicktime format trailer, directed by Wachowski Brothers, offers a mix of gameplay and movie footage and even footage from the Animatrix. You can find mirrors of trailer on FileShack - low res, medium res and high res.

Computer & Video Games has posted their impressions of Enter the Matrix, the third person action game in development at Shiny Entertainment. The article touches on the combat, the camera system and the driving and flying parts.

I see on Blues' that the Enter the Matrix site by Infogrames now has a bunch of movies up from this upcoming PC/console action game. You can find a lenghty gameplay movie mirrored on FileShack.

Computer & Video Games is the latest website to feature an interview with David Perry, asking the Shiny Entertainment president more about the upcoming Enter the Matrix game.

Also on GameSpy is this interview with David Perry of Shiny. The topic of conversation is of course the PC/console action game Enter the Matrix.

UGO has posted a big ass Enter the Matrix article, offering info on the game, screenshots and videos, game impressions and video interviews with the stars.

A site called Lights Out Entertainment has posted several video interviews, offering some more info on the Enter the Matrix game. Besides Atari/Infogrames folks, producer Joel Silver and actor Keanu Reeves get to talk about the game as well. Thanks Blues News.

GameSpot has posted their own impressions of Enter The Matrix, Shiny's upcoming PC/console action game. The article describes levels called Chateau, Find the Land and Tunnel of the Real and covers graphics, gameplay and more. There's also a gameplay movie here.

GameSpy has a report up of the Enter the Matrix party which was held in Hollywood yesterday, and was attended by some of the stars of the movies. There are also impressions of the game itself.

Infogrames has just opened the official Enter The Matrix site, offering info, screenshots and more from Shiny's upcoming PC/GameCube/Xbox/PS2 action game based on the upcoming Matrix movie sequels.