Eidos Montreal is poised to become one of the largest studios in Canada, pending a grant from the Quebec government that will give the Square Enix company the cash it requires to double its size by 2015. As reported in the french publication LaPresseAffaires, Eidos Montreal has secured a $2 …
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To say the 2000 release of Deus Ex changed the face of gaming might sound hyperbolic if it weren’t true. Warren Spector’s cyberpunk effort followed in the footsteps of his equally worthy System Shock series, smoothly melding the visceral feel of the first person shooter with the character progression and …
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The Deus Ex series has never been shy about presenting players with the weighty implications of its cyborgs-and-conspiracies milieu: arguably, the only other series to manifest a more outwardly “zomg this game has philosophies in it” tone is Bioshock. But whereas the latter’s attempts at transitioning those themes into another …
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In the future of Deus Ex, dissidents will raise their fists for a new kind of revolution in human rights. The debate over whether or not citizens should be allowed to augment their bodies with nanotech will be a major theme in Deus Ex: Human Revolution. As Adam Jensen, a …
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