Deus Ex Trailer Promises Secret Global Revolution
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Eh...
This trailer looks a bit more gray/brown than the previous concept art led me to believe. I'm... underwhelmed. I've been following this game though, hope it turns out good!
This trailer looks a bit more gray/brown than the previous concept art led me to believe. I'm... underwhelmed. I've been following this game though, hope it turns out good!
Okay, can anyone tell me what, at 1:51, that big hole in the middle of the ocean is? Was that mention in the previous games, or is that just the byproduct of dividing by zero?
I think this game looks very cool, but Square Enix games always look cool. The story kind of sounds like it's framed around tracking down a gang of cyborgs that are somehow responsible for all the world's problems. To me, that sounds like an excuse for the player to move from boss battle to boss battle. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe there's more to it then that. But from what I've heard of the story for this game....It's not much. I've heard good things about previous Deus Ex games, but I'm not getting that here.
Can we just get Square Enix to make another movie? This looks more like a movie than a game. I think they should just take all the cinematics, and release them in theaters. I'd watch it.
Some style and setting details, but little eles.
If Squeenix is good at something, it's making dazzlingly awesome cut-scenes that have nothing to do with the gameplay itself.
If Squeenix is good at something, it's making dazzlingly awesome cut-scenes that have nothing to do with the gameplay itself.
It's probably messages within messages. I thought immediately of human plus or augmented human to the power of 3 indicating the third installment. With a title like Deus Ex it could also incorporate something like a Hydron (a hydrongen atom with no electron) which is in essence a single proton. The 3 could also indicate the third dimension if they're going the 3D route.Sicamat said:
Honestly though it's likely just stands for Deus Ex 3 and I'm having a Braid style meltdown from the awesome...
How was the original Deus Ex not mainstream?Sacman said:
OT: I hope its Deus Ex level design, actual choices that affect the story (Deus Ex had what, two choices that actually changed the storyline in any noticeable way? If that?) and combat with modern sensibilities, i.e. bullets aren't just minor inconveniences to an enemy who suddenly dies after a magic number of bullets have entered their bodies.
According to the myriad articles about the actual gameplay demo that the press got to examine, the answer to that question is yes.BenzSmoke said:
More On Topic: Oh hell yes. I've yet to see anything about this title that's even slightly dampened my enthusiasm, by all accounts it really sounds like they can pull off a prequel that lives up to its forebear. Also I would totally watch the movie if they ever made one like these trailers, that would be awesome.
Well my personal hope is that they make essentially a good version of what Invisible War was supposed to be. That's also their stated intention. Of course they're perfectly capable of failing dramatically.Sacman said:
yeah but they do have a huge budget and being published by Square means they have to worry about at least breaking even. so there is like a 90% chance it will just turn out to be another lack luster shooter with like 2 gimmicks, the setting and a tube that shoots lemons or something...FaceFaceFace said: