In addition to this nearly seven-minute video interview with Eidos Montreal’s Jean-Francois Dugas on The Escapist, there are two more E3-based previews of the Deus Ex prequel to add to the ever-growing pile. AusGamers gives us a pretty thorough take:…

The console makers may have made a lot of noise during the show, but PC Gamer believes that our platform of choice clearly “won” last week’s E3 based on a few key games (particularly Star Wars: The Old Republic and…

Bitmob has previewed a few of the video game reboots that developers were showing off at this year’s E3, including Eidos Montreal’s promising Deus Ex: Human Revolution. The Deus Ex demo portrayed a fully realized world with non-player characters independently…

A few more E3 previews of Deus Ex: Human Revolution have been published to the web, as well as a thirteen-minute video interview that Joystiq conducted with Eidos Montreal’s David Anfossi and Jean-François Dugas during last week’s event. From Kotaku:…

If you’re at all worried that Eidos Montreal’s Deus Ex: Human Revolution is going to be more action than substance, this news from VideoGamer should help to convince you otherwise. For some perspective, Mass Effect 2 featured 31,000 lines of…

So you liked the Deus Ex: Human Revolution E3 trailer, did ya? Part of what made the trailer such an amazing experience is the “Icarus” track that played in the background, so the good folks over at Eidos Montreal have…

PCGamer has been running a Deus Ex week, made up of a variety of articles such as screenshot analysis, Deus Ex retrospective and three interviews with Human Revolutions developers. Game director Jean-Francois Dugas. PCG: For me, the moment that I…

It’s all the same demo so these’ll start to look very familiar by now, but here’s three more previews based on the behind-closed-doors demonstration at E3. Giant Bomb. From the looks of the demo, it’s a safe bet the story-related…