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Warner Bros Interactive & ATI team to market 'The Matrix Online'
 
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(12 May 2004 6:00 pm)
 
MUMBAI: Warner Brothers Interactive Entertainment has forged a technology, marketing and promotional relationship with ATI Technologies, a leading graphics card supplier, in support of 'The Matrix Online,' through the game's launch in November 2004.
 
 

Marketing for 'The Matrix Online,' a massively multiplayer online game, will include a substantial presence at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), a large print and online advertising campaign, engineering support and several other promotional opportunities.

"By teaming with ATI, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment is ensuring that game players will be able to take full advantage of the latest graphics technology when playing 'The Matrix Online.' 'The Matrix Online' takes advantage of advanced graphic methodologies, making ATI's cutting-edge graphics card and marketing support a perfect fit for the game," said Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment senior VP Jason Hall.

"What gamers will notice is the superior graphics of 'The Matrix Online' game, not just our name in the credits. Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment's commitment to give users only the best has created an ideal working relationship for ATI to work within, as the high-end graphics experience is always our first priority," added ATI director of advanced technology marketing Andy Thompson.

'The Matrix Online' is a massively multiplayer online game where tens of thousands of players will be able to jack into the Matrix world to take an active role in continuing the saga of The Matrix movie trilogy. Gameplay in 'The Matrix Online' will be based on intricate and exciting "wire-fu" combat, an extensive mission structure, social interaction and a completely customizable skill and ability system.

 

 
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