Deus Ex: Human Revolution Trailer

[ThatGuitarGuy]

This looks like it'd be a great movie series...

 

[GarethSE]

It's already been done, it's called "Blade Runner"

...Trolololol..

 

[MarcusGHedwig]

Nic - believe me when I tell you, despite the aged gameplay and REALLY aged graphics (not to mention horribly slow first level, you wanna talk about the anti-hook, Deus Ex defines it), Deus Ex is a fucking masterpiece - so goddamn good, the writing and story are so immersive, I can't recommend it enough (JC Denton is my fucking man :kiickass: )

 

[Bekanor]

Nic - believe me when I tell you, despite the aged gameplay and REALLY aged graphics (not to mention horribly slow first level, you wanna talk about the anti-hook, Deus Ex defines it), Deus Ex is a fucking masterpiece - so goddamn good, the writing and story are so immersive, I can't recommend it enough (JC Denton is my fucking man :kiickass: )

I wondered when you'd be weighing in on this thread.


I'll definitely get it off Steam once we move and get our net connected back up.

 

[MarcusGHedwig]

Yeah dude, there's really no game I could recommend any higher - and now that I've watched the trailer, I have to agree with Gareth about my apprehension of "Episodes 1-3" syndrome (prequels made with vastly superior tech looking more advanced than the game their supposed to be set before), but I also agree with their hearts being in the right place; I just honestly hope there's a good amount of canonical tying-in

And FTR, I thought Invisible War really carried the story and writing of the first along well; it was mainly the lack of a satisfying conclusion (and the tiny level sizes) that bugged me (and when I say lack of a satisfying conclusion, I mean that I feel they went too far with the whole giving you a choice thing, because you had the option to side with three factions or kill them all, for a total of 4 endings, but all of them kinda sucked, whereas at least in the first there were definable good and bad guys)