Deus Ex: Human Revolution started off a bit slow, guiding you through the mechanics and story at first, but once you are let loose into the city to wander, things pick up. Lots of talking to people, hacking doors and computers, uncovering conspiracies and so forth. Good stuff.
To celebrate this week's release of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, we'll be giving away a few copies on our official Twitter feed, so if you haven't picked up your copy yet (be aware, Gamestop will rob you of your OnLive code) then here's your chance.
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by Rainier on Aug. 26, 2011 @ 12:00 a.m. PDT
Deus Ex: Human Revolution started off a bit slow, guiding you through the mechanics and story at first, but once you are let loose into the city to wander, things pick up. Lots of talking to people, hacking doors and computers, uncovering conspiracies and so forth. Good stuff.
To celebrate this week's release of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, we'll be giving away a few copies on our official Twitter feed, so if you haven't picked up your copy yet (be aware, Gamestop will rob you of your OnLive code) then here's your chance.
To celebrate this week's release of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, we'll be giving away a few copies on our official Twitter feed, so if you haven't picked up your copy yet (be aware, Gamestop will rob you of your OnLive code) then here's your chance.
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