
Deus Ex: Human Revolution comes out Today in the U.S. and Friday in the U.K., and to celebrate, Eidos Montreal has sent live a fitting trailer. We mean fitting in every sense of the word.

Deus Ex: Human Revolution comes out Today in the U.S. and Friday in the U.K., and to celebrate, Eidos Montreal has sent live a fitting trailer. We mean fitting in every sense of the word.

The embargo has lifted and sites around gaming’s web have sent live their reviews of Deus Ex: Human Revolution. We won’t waste your time: The game’s a must buy. Hit the link for the full quencher.

If there’s one thing that’s unique about the latest Deus: Ex Human Revolution trailer, is that it packs massive hype. But that’s alright, what’s a game without hype? Same thing I was thinking.
Quench it below the break.

While we’ve been seeing mostly console footage of Deus: Ex: Human Revolution, Eidos-Montreal and Nixxes, developers of the PC version, have said it’s the PC version gamers should buy, because it’s obviously better.

You’re waiting impatiently for the arrival of August, the month Deus Ex: Human Revolution will be released. Yet thoughts of whether the game will be worth the wait’s been crawling about your mind, leaving cobwebs and dusty footprints all over.
Fear and worry no more, son, the first review of Deus Ex: HR’s gone live, and according to critic, it’s top notch material.

The game’s gone gold, now watch the last developer diary of the action/rpg title before it goes on sale next month.

The wait is almost over, friends, and come next month, gamers the world over will be prepping their platform of choice to give Deus Ex: Human Revolution a go. It’s gone gold.

Conspiracy Theories are like juicy rumors, they attract itchy ears, and spiral into living things. In Deus Ex: Human Revolution, there’s lots of it, and in the game’s latest trailer released by Square-Enix, the game’s main protagonist, Adam Jensen delves into the conspiracy theories found therein.

Deus Ex: Human Revolution is a prequel, and in order to draw parallels between the present and future, Eidos will utilize the franchise’s augmentation system seen in the classic games. The developer diary posted below the break discusses how Eidos plan on pulling it off.

The minimum and recommended requirements for the PC version of Deus Ex: Human Revolution have been released, and looking at it, if you have a medium-range rig, you should be able to run the game with some rather good resolutions easily.