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11 Things Done Faster than Cyberpunk 2077

Cyberpunk 2077 has been delayed – again! It made us wonder about how long this game has been in development, and we started to compare it to... anything that came to our minds, actually.

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Three Matrix movies with Keanu

  1. Duration: 7 years
  2. When: 1996 – 2003

In 1996, the Wachowski siblings were trying to get Will Smith on board for a new project. In 2003, the third film was already in theaters.

There was a time when all the kids wanted to be like Neo – boys at school sported slim, sunglasses, and discmans (ancient devices for playing music off CDs) were playing Clubbed to Death by Rob D in a loop. The Matrix was a phenomenon, one of the largest in the history of pop-culture. The movie spurred the fad for slow-motion effects, and the bullet-time in Max Payne brought very clear associations with The Matrix. We were all hyped. I was once kicked out of religion class for chatting with my best friend about Matrix. So, to this day I do not know the Parable of the Sower...

Keanu Reeves, a slightly crude actor, became the idol of many – including gamers (although Matrix never made it to computer screens). The first movie premiered in 1999. The last one, Matrix Revolutions (the ending of the trilogy), in 2003. It took Keanu Reeves four years to kick Elrond's ass, turn the machines into razors, and defend the last human city, Zion. I have to admit, they wrapped it up very quickly, which perhaps impacted the quality of the second and third movies.

Of course, we're now waiting for the fourth Matrix movie, in which Keanu will also appear. The trilogy was a mostly a closed story, though the ending was open. The revered Keanu returned in the loud John Wick to finally appear in Cyberpunk 2077. Neo, we can't wait.

Matthias Pawlikowski

Matthias Pawlikowski

The editor-in-chief of GRYOnline.pl, associated with the site since the end of 2016. Initially, he worked in the guides department, and later he managed it, eventually becoming the editor-in-chief of Gamepressure, an English-language project aimed at the West, before finally taking on his current role. In the past, a reviewer and literary critic, he published works on literature, culture, and even theater in many humanities journals and portals, including the monthly Znak or Popmoderna. He studied literary criticism and literature at the Jagiellonian University. Likes old games, city-builders and RPGs, including Japanese ones. Spends a huge amount of money on computer parts. Apart from work and games, he trains tennis and occasionally volunteers for the Peace Patrol of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity.

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