Can't view Escapist's Deus Ex Trailer.

[Soviet Heavy]

I seem to have an issue with the Age restriction filter on either of the Deus Ex articles at the moment. The Terms of Service says that I must meet the age requirements of either the ESRB rating system or the PEGI system.

Since I am under the ESRB system, I put down my age, which is over seventeen. Yet it still blocks me from viewing the content. Did this happen to anyone else, or am I just missing something.

 

[Sacman]

It didn't happen to me...
also 3 more posts and your post count will be 1337...

 

[mad825]

ffs just go here

http://www.youtube.com/user/EidosMontreal

better yet.

 

[DalekJaas]

the fact that you have to input your age is ridiculous considering the trailer has nothing gory or excessively violent in it, maybe you have to be over 18 to see it?

 

[Soviet Heavy]

ffs just go here

http://www.youtube.com/user/EidosMontreal

better yet.

Its not so much the fact that it won't let me watch the trailer as it is I can't read the article. Thats the main thing that's bugging me. But thank you for posting the trailer, looks great.

 

[mad825]

Its not so much the fact that it won't let me watch the trailer as it is I can't read the article. Thats the main thing that's bugging me. But thank you for posting the trailer, looks great.

you're not missing much, Funk says it looks good *cough, like all games* even though it's raping the franchise.

I've C&P it

Spoiler

What do I like about this TGS '10 trailer for Deus Ex: Human Revolution? Man, what don't I like about it?

Nobody can say that this trailer isn't incredibly stylish. Just-a-bit-in-the-future Shanghai has a wonderful dystopian look to it that's very reminiscent of Final Fantasy VII's Midgar without the giant swords and pointy hair. The visual aesthetic is tremendously appealing, particularly when the sexy femmes fatales start walking around in skintight leather.

And speaking of sexy femmes fatales in skintight leather, the action looks pretty rockin', too. I'd have loved to see more ways for the protagonist to approach a situation beyond just "shoot and/or stab things until the problem is solved," but I can appreciate a well-done action sequence as much as the next man.

But the best compliment I can give this trailer is that it made The Escapist newsroom's very own grumpy PC diehard Andy Chalk excited for the game. And that, my friends, is a feat in itself.

Consider me officially psyched.