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The first words spoken by shadow-hugging anti-hero Garrett in almost a decade are carefully chosen: “I’ve been away, but I couldn’t tell you where.” In that wry, noirish tone of old, they acknowledge his absence and also address the conundrum of bringing him back – the balancing act of continuity and reinvention at which Eidos Montreal proved itself more than ... Read More »

Square-Enix has announced that Tomb Raider’s multiplayer, unlike most MP offerings these days, won’t require gamers to purchase an online pass if they buy a used version. Read More »

A “major Canadian company” has various vacancies available for a “semi open-world action adventure title that responds to player choice and interaction.” Superannuation, which posted the link on Twitter, believes the company to be Eidos and suggests the title could be Deus Ex 4. Read More »

Eidos now has an international team crafting Thief 4, however fans of the game shouldn’t be worried about playing a totally unrecognizable game slapped with the Thief logo on it. No, the firm’s said it’ll respect the spirt of the franchise just as it did with Deus Ex. Read More »

Square-Enix is super-confident about the last Deus Ex game being developed by Eidos, and the publisher’s been going bold with tons of trailers. The latest below the break takes you through various abilities you’ll be able to employ during the game. Deus Ex: Human Revolution’s world is also explained, and that’s just for starters. Hit the link. Read More »

The latest Deus Ex: Human Revolution trailer released by Square-Enix shows the title’s gameplay system in action and then some. The ‘then some’ portions include its multi-path system, where you can choose to be a macho and march through the campaign with guns blazing, or go all stealth like Snake. It’s your choice below the break. Read More »

You like lots of stealth in your action games. Titles like Metal Gear Solid and Splinter Cell, but the aforementioned games haven’t seen a new release in a long time. What’s the answer? Deus Ex: Human Revolution. The game’s latest developer diary talks and shows exactly that. It’s below the break. Read More »

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 ... Read More »

Sometimes what we see portrayed in movies and games are things really happening behind the scenes and will one day be brought to life. The first ever Deus Ex: Human Revolution live-action trailer paints a bleak picture of the future. Read More »

We’ve seen quite a few Deus Ex: Human Revolution trailers, but none quite like the latest posted inside. It shows multiple combat options, including balls-out shooting, stealth, tactics, explosions, augments, and more. Hit the link. Read More »

Remember the awesome E3 demo of the Tomb Raider reboot that Crystal Dynamics showed? Well it’s been dissected in a making of the video piece. Awesome stuff – get it below the break. Read More »

It’s all about gameplay videos these days. Seemingly everybody’s trying to 1up the opponent. Think of Bioshock: Infinite and Resistance 3 amongst others, but none has slammed us with over 30 minutes of gameplay footage with added commentary. Deus Ex: Human Revolution has stepped up to the plate. Read More »

In the latest Deus Ex: Human Revolution video posted below the cut, Eidos devs talk about the cities found in the game, and the real life locations they were based upon. You’ll also see that the cities in the action title look like future versions of the real life ones they were tailored after. Read More »

You know a good thing when you see it, don’t you? I do too. And that’s why I’m pointing you towards this new gameplay video of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, because, like I said, I know when something is good. At least I think I do. See for yourself below the break. Read More »