If you want to show your support for the direction Eidos Montreal has taken Deus Ex: Human Revolution, then there’s probably no better way than to suit up with articles from the new clothing line launched by musterbrand.  Word is:…

After a brief – and frankly a little disappointing – piece from The Observer, we have two more reviews for Deus Ex: Human Revolution, which is slated to come out tomorrow in North America. Destructoid awards it an impressive 9.5/10…

Unexpectedly we got our first online-published Deus Ex: Human Revolution review today, courtesy of The Observer, and published online by the Guardian’s website, although those who are hoping for an in-depth analysis of the game will be left disappointed by…

The editors over at GameCareerGuide have gotten around to posting an interview they conducted with Deus Ex: Human Revolution lead writer Mary DeMarle during this year’s E3, which seems to focus primarily on her previous writing credentials, her contributions to…

1UP brings us a two-page, article-style interview with Deus Ex: Human Revolution’s Jean-Francois Dugas about how the game stacks up to other RPGs, the challenges involved with giving players “free will”, the amount of non-linearity they’re injecting into the game,…

The folks at Discover Magazine have interviewed lead writer on Deus Ex: Human Revolution Mary DeMarle on “the ethics of enhancement and augmentation”. Here’s an excerpt from this very interesting read: Q: Can you please give a brief summary of…

With Deus Ex: Human Revolution due out in just 8 days, we’ll likely be seeing this 30-second television commercial during primetime in the very near future. “It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent……

Eidos Montreal’s Frank Lapikas has been busy addressing quite a few fan-submitted questions over on the official Deus Ex: Human Revolution Tumblr site, including some hard-hitting ones like their opinion on Invisible War, features that they wound up removing from…

The folks at GameSpy have conducted a Q&A with Julien Bouvrais, director of technology at Eidos Montreal and Jurjen Katsman, founder and president of Nixxes Software on the PC version of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, in which they explain to…

Audio director Steve Szczepkowski, composer Michael McCann, sound designer Yohann Boudreault, and even Adam Jensen voice actor Elias Toufexis all contribute to this latest developer diary video for Deus Ex: Human Revolution. Five-and-a-half-minutes well spent on this Friday evening: