"Enter the Matrix" (GCN) - Know your Controls Quiz

Answer: Z

The Z-(Action-)Button allows you to open doors and occasionally pick up items. A door is able to be opened when a greenish-blue hand icon appears on your screen, and if it can't be opened, there will be a red hand with an X through it. The Action button can also be used to block enemy kicks and punches.

Not bullets though... You can also use this button to knock out enemies and civilians or make a quick dodge.

Answer: C-Stick

Depending on how you like to play the game, this mode will either be a help or a hindrance. With the first-person feature, you can look through the eyes of your character and depending on which mode you like, you can shoot with more or less accuracy than you could before. To revert back to third-person view, just use the C-Stick in the opposite direction.

The C-Stick is also used to check the scope on the Sniper Rifle.

Answer: No

With the Wall Press technique, you can hide from enemies and dodge enemy bullets by using the analog stick up against a wall. By doing this, you can also strafe left and right in order to look around corners. If you press the Y button while looking around a corner, you'll be in the perfect position to shoot opponents (or get shot; either way, someone will get hurt).

Answer: Y

If you'd rather use bullets than fists or feet, then the Y-Button may be your greatest asset. If you pick up a gun, simply press Y to bring it out and Y to fire it. This also works when you're looking around corners, when you're focused, or when you're spinning, jumping, or who-knows-what in mid-air. Your guns and the ammo you have will be shown in the top right corner of the screen, and when you run out of anything, you'll drop it and need to pick new stuff up. To change your weapon, use the D-Pad.

Answer: L

The Focus feature allows you to move in really slow-motion like in the movie. This unique ability will allow you to think and perform moves you wouldn't be able to do in normal-time. Whenever you use focus, your Focus Meter in the bottom left-hand corner of the screen will diminish, but if you lay off the focus for a while, it will recharge.

Answer: B

The first time you'll be climbing ladders is in the 'Answer the Phone' segment of the Post Office mission. To climb both fences and ladders, you simply walk into them and continue moving. As soon as you're at the top of the first ladder, you'll be given the tip for sliding down them. The only time you should need to do this is when there's an enemy at the top. :p

Answer: Changes guns

By using the D-Pad, you can change your primary weapons (guns) which can be seen in the top-right corner of the screen. Changing guns allows you to conserve ammo and use appropriate guns in certain situations. You can also change guns and secondary weapons like grenades with the start menu.

Answer: Punch

Using the A, B, and Y buttons, you can actually create punch and kick combos which may even end with guns. If you use the focus button while doing this, you can get different styles of fighting, combos, and really neat fights. While you're in first-person mode with a Sniper Rifle, the A button can also be used to zoom in on targets.

Answer: Just A

Grenades are secondary weapons in this game and they are shown in the top-left corner of the screen. Throughout the game, you'll come across Flashbang, Offensive, and Stun Grenades which can be used to attack enemies in clusters (at a distance of course). One offensive grenades can kill your character instantly. You need to be moving forward while pressing the A button to throw the grenades. You can't be in combat at the same time.

Answer: False

You pick up guns automatically when you run over them on the ground. Your current gun will be visible in the top right corner of the screen, and it can be changed with the D-Pad or by going to the Weapons menu when you press the Start button. If you run out of ammo for a gun, you'll drop it and you'll need to find a new gun.