Not only has Zero Punctuation’s Yahtzee done a comedic five-minute video restrospective for ION Storm’s original Deus Ex, but he’s also turned his attention to Eidos Montreal’s Human Revolution in order to provide what I’d consider to be a fair…

Eurogamer took the release of Deus Ex: Human Revolution as a chance to go back on its direct predecessor, the arguably unloved Deus Ex: Invisible War, to explain why the title deserves “a better fate than being remembered for what…

Gamasutra guest blogger Xander Markham celebrates the 11-year anniversary of Ion Storm’s Deus Ex by bringing us a thorough retrospective that points several of the role-playing shooter’s strengths, as well as its apparent weaknesses. As Spider-man prosaically mused, with great…

Gamer Gaia has put together a review of Ion Storm’s masterpiece and its sequel where they analyze what made Deus Ex so special and loved by fans to these days and why Deus Ex: Invisible War was not as well…

Bits n’ Bytes has whipped up a fairly extensive retrospective for Ion Storm’s Deus Ex and Deus Ex: Invisible War, which eventually goes into further detail on Eidos Montreal’s Deus Ex: Human Revolution, as well. I gotta go with a…

For his 72nd “Matt Chat” episode, old school RPG enthusiast Matt Barton provides us with a retrospective look at Ion Storm’s original Deus Ex. He even covers Invisible War and Human Revolution for a couple of minutes at the end…

GameZone has published a piece called “Deus Ex: Devolution”, in which they outline some concerns they have about Eidos Montreal’s Deus Ex: Human Revolution. For the most part, they’re worried about Jean-Francois Dugas’ former experience, the team’s misunderstanding of the…