»Would you like a Matrix TV series? Matrix books?«

I don't like comics at all, so no matrix comics for me. But I would like or another Matrix Movie, or an TV series of the Matrix...

I would LOVE to see Matrix books out there. I would especially love to write one myself... but alas, I must resort to fanfic. Which is fun, admittedly, but Source! The amount of crap I must wade through to find a good read!


An anime would be nice, depending on who they got to direct it and what company did the dubbing.


And an RPG book would be nice....

I actually WOULD like to see more movies and books, since i like to read. I liked most of the animatrix movies, but 'The Final Fight of the Osiris' was my favorite.
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Another game like enter the matrix would be great,
espeshally (badly spelt) If it were based around events in the movies instead of adding bits to the movie.
eg.Movie vershon & game vershon of the same story to get a more inclusive experience ie.Movie explains most. Game gets bits missed. (er. something like that yeah thats it)
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MORE GAMES!

Look at Star Wars. Ok, I know, nearly all the star wars games are appalling. But my point it, Star Wars fans LOVE the Star Wars games!

If you are really obsessed with a movie like Star Wars or The Matrix there's something really cool about being able to immerse yourself in that world in the form of a computer game.

People who don't like The Matrix would get really pissed off if they were surrounded by matrix merchandise. That's exactly how I feel about all the Star Wars stuff. However it still remains, as forums like this show, that there are tons of people who would snap up Matrix Merchandise if they were more of it!

I don't care how bad the games are. If there are enough of them, one of them is sure to be fantastic. That one fantastic game which captures the essence of The Matrix will be worth all the dissapointment the other games bring....

If there are not going to make anymore movies then I probably want to see the story continued thru video games. I don't know how they could make a tv series once a week that was up to Matrix standards. But they can make video games every 12-15 months or so to continue in my opinion a great story. I wouldn't want to see it in comic books either. The only reason is the action isn't brought to life like a movie or a video game. They obviously are going the video game route which I believe is the best way to go other than another movie.

Jermaine101 wrote:

If there are not going to make anymore movies then I probably want to see the story continued thru video games.

I heard a new video game is coming up which will be on the character "seraph"

I would personally love a little more licensing- especially fiction novels continuing the story. I did find a fiction novel that is a must read for any fan of The Matrix due to the fact that it dwells in hard science theory about artificial intelligence and the digital matrix within the action plot. I'm going to try to find a link and enclose it from where I ordered it (amazon.com):

Matrix is OVER. Everything that follows just has the name on it, but not the identity.

Anything on the matrix would be good...

Cartoons-More Animatrix!

Movies-Revolutions sucked but there still may be hope....I doubt it.

Comics-Give me some! More more!

Series-Oh yeah!

I would liek to see another movie.

i would like to see more anime (animatrix)

i would like to see another comic book. as well as reading books for big kids as well (with words and no pics )

a series i dont think, i think that it would ruin it.

I would like to see another movie, another animatrix and another game preferably not by shiny

Deeindamatrix wrote:

another game preferably not by shiny

Why not shiny, they produce to awsome matrix games

come on they havent been the top of games, which is where any matrix game should be.

How com,e there's no "All of the above" option on the poll?

Deeindamatrix wrote:

come on they havent been the top of games, which is where any matrix game should be.

while a matrix game should firstly be top of the range, the two games were good, both in gameplay and graphics.

I don't really mind what form I get my matrix story in, but I think books would be pretty sweet. I doubt there will be another movie. Maybe in 20 years time.

I think they should put The Matrix online into a novel or graphic novel or something. The story is continuing without me and a lot of us. I played for a while, but it's pricey and takes up a lot of time. As well I can't afford a good graphics card or more RAM. It's just to bad that so many of us won't be able to follow the plots.

i hit more movies, but i meant more animatrix, i would've picked "sit down and have a chat with the wachowski brothers" but that option doesn't exist

I really liked the 2 comics collections that were published. I would enjoy reading about an expanded universe or finding out about previous cycles, or even Ones.

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