In a tiny Q&A on CVG, Deus Ex: Human Revolution lead writer Mary DeMarle reveals why she thinks that some video game stories are not only on par with those found in movies, but actually exceed them due to their…

The first installment to GamerZines’ recent interview with Deus Ex: Human Revolution lead writer Mary DeMarle is now available, providing us with a total of four answered questions about the cyberpunk RPG. GamerZines: Adam Jensen as a character is very…

In this conversation between Siliconera and Deus Ex: Human Revolution creative director Jean-François Dugas, we learn that there are currently no plans to release modding tools for the PC version, that seemingly small decisions will have a butterfly effect, and…

Considering that some of the same developers were heavily involved with both System Shock at Looking Glass Studios and Deus Ex at Ion Storm, I suppose it sort of makes sense for GameZone to whip up this Deus Ex: Human…

The Deus Ex: Human Revolution community has been quite inquisitive since art director Jonathan Jacques-Belletête discussed the game’s health regeneration mechanics in his latest “Ask JJB” video, so to answer some of the questions the team was getting about regeneration…

In his fifteenth foray in the world of helpful YouTube videos, Deus Ex: Human Revolution art director Jonathan Jacques-Belletête tackles a question about the game’s health regeneration mechanic and the speed at which it recovers.

Eidos Montreal’s Deus Ex: Human Revolution has once again been given the hands-on preview treatment, and this time it’s VideoGamer providing us with the details on the game’s introductory sequence. Without going too heavily into the specifics, the most encouraging…

Xbox360Achievements.org is next in line with a hands-on preview of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, should you still be in search of more information about the cyberpunk RPG prequel. Reading through the emails only serves to raise more questions than they…

For the fourteenth Deus Ex: Human Revolution “Ask JJB” Q&A, art director Jonathan Jacques-Belletête reveals under which circumstances he would make a video game that was rated “AO” (Adults Only). Deus Ex 4, perhaps?

A couple more hands-on previews of Deus Ex: Human Revolution have trickled in, including a highly detailed piece on PC Gamer: Meg’s discovery was made during tests on a Patient X, someone whose identity Meg is terrified of ever revealing…