oh sure you could stealth through the building...or you could just easily kill everyone with a few shots of a gun and hiding behind cover for half the video.
Trailers: Deus Ex: Human Revolution Gameplay Trailer
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Thanks for the heads up. I love RPG's so I'm cool if it's different. It's just that with most RPG's they have poor FPS controls (Fallout 3 & New Vegas) or they have poor story interaction (Borderlands). So if it's a happy medium between the two I'm all for it!Daedalus1942 said:
Actually we know quite a bit and have learned more with this video. Also the developer is Eidos Montreal. Square Enix is just the publisher and makes the trailers.9_6 said:
Personally I'm not going to assume this game is bad(or could be bad) simply because of Invisible War. I'm really excited by what I saw and have seen. If the story holds up(and I expect it will) this will definitely be a great game.
As someone who didn't enjoy the original Deus Ex; I'm glad to say this is actually looking pretty fun and intuitive, unlike the first game. Might check it out if it gets good reviews.
Dude, just as a heads up if this game is anything like the original DX it will be GOD.firemark said:
Certainly will be be better than that tacked on campaign stuff we get bombarded with.
If DX had a downside it would be the voice acting, thought is probably the ONLY bad thing about the game.RadiusXd said:
I saw a bunch of cutscene choreography with a few seconds of possible gameplay peppered in and an interface suffering from a severe case of console-itis.
This won't live up to the standards of the old game, there's too much risk for a major publisher to be that ambitious, and especially if it's tuned for consoles instead of PC. I'm not beating my chest as a member of the "PC Master Race", but in this case with Deus Ex, it was optomized for PC controls, there's just too much to keep track of for a few buttons. The horrible sequel that was developed for consoles is further proof this spesific IP is hindered by trying to move it from the PC. We'll be lucky if we get something above average that games media will be paid to hype.
This won't live up to the standards of the old game, there's too much risk for a major publisher to be that ambitious, and especially if it's tuned for consoles instead of PC. I'm not beating my chest as a member of the "PC Master Race", but in this case with Deus Ex, it was optomized for PC controls, there's just too much to keep track of for a few buttons. The horrible sequel that was developed for consoles is further proof this spesific IP is hindered by trying to move it from the PC. We'll be lucky if we get something above average that games media will be paid to hype.
IW really dumbed down the controls far beyond what was needed. Either they couldn't figure out how to retain the complexity or they tried to make it more accessible.
Since then, I think consoles have gotten much better dealing with complex control schemes and we've had a handful of fairly complex games become hits that I think they can hit the target. Whether they do ornot is still in question, but the video gives me some hope.
Since then, I think consoles have gotten much better dealing with complex control schemes and we've had a handful of fairly complex games become hits that I think they can hit the target. Whether they do ornot is still in question, but the video gives me some hope.