The crazy-as-ever Angry Joe managed to capture Deus Ex: Human Revolution lead writer Mary DeMarle, game director Jean-Francois Dugas, and art director Jonathan Jacques-Belletête for a lengthy video interview during last week’s E3. Topics include the game’s length, the different…

Whether you’re excited, skeptical, or simply curious to see what Eidos Montreal is cooking up with their Deus Ex prequel, we have rounded up three more previews for your perusal. We kick off things with The Escapist: Revolution is a…

Rock, Paper, Shotgun managed to corner Deus Ex: Human Revolution project director Jean-François Dugas and lead writer Mary DeMarle for a Q&A during last week’s E3, and have just finished publishing the results of the conversation. Topics include the public’s…

While in these cases is always best to try and remain skeptical, it should be noted that Deus Ex: Human Revolution is generating some very positive impressions, and judging by the latest previews, it didn’t fail to do so at…

For something a little bit different, I’m going to send you over to Eidos Montreal’s tumblr page, where Deus Ex: Human Revolution’s Jonathan Jacques-Belletête and Jean Francois Dugas have taken some time during E3 to answer a fistful of fan-submitted…

Should you sashay your way over to our image gallery for Deus Ex: Human Revolution this morning, you’ll discover that we’ve just uploaded seven new screenshots and two pieces of sweet artwork that were part of Eidos Montreal’s E3 press…

Eidos Montreal’s Deus Ex: Human Revolution has been previewed once more by Destructoid, which serves us a tasty appetizer to the game’s E3 coverage. Here’s a snippet: In the plant, you get a good sense of the alternate ways you…

Some new previews for Eidos Montreal’s Deus Ex: Human Revolution have surfaced, and, while we’ve already been offering some extensive coverage on the game, reading some more can’t hurt. AusGamers Upgrading in any RPG is always about tailoring your character…

There’s plenty of gameplay footage and intriguing dialogue clips to be had in this new two-and-a-half-minute E3 2011 trailer for Eidos Montreal’s Deus Ex: Human Revolution. “No one will be left to tell the world what happened”: