The editors at All Age Gaming have whipped up a bullet-point preview of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, providing us with a quick summary of what to expect from Eidos’ first-person RPG prequel. – The game takes place during the year…

A few more writeups have become available on Deus Ex: Human Revolution, based on its presentation by art director Jonathan Jacques-Belletete at GDC. 1up quizzed Jacques-Belletete on several points, including non-lethal combat and its role in the game. In a quick…

It appears that quite a few people attended the discussion given by Deus Ex: Human Revolution art director Jonathan Jacques-Belletete during this year’s GDC, as another summary of his lecture has surfaced over at AtomicGamer. The game’s concept and its…

GameTrailers has uploaded a two-minute video interview with Eidos Montreal’s Jonathan Jacques-Belletete about their highly anticipated Deus Ex sequel. During it, the art director talks about the basis for the game’s plot, the transhumanism theme they’re shooting for, what sort…

Another GDC-based preview of Eidos Montreal’s Deus Ex: Human Revolution is available for your scrutiny, and this time the article comes to us via PSX Extreme. In terms of story, Human Revolution takes place a quarter-century before the events of…

IncGamers has posted a publisher-provided Q&A that answers several questions that have come up since the release of the new CGI trailer for Deus Ex: Human Revolution. What’s happening at the beginning of the video? Is it a flashback to…

GameSpot caught up with Deus Ex: Human Revolution art director Jonathan Jacques-Belletete during GDC for a lengthy conversation about the game’s new CGI trailer, the design aesthetic they’re trying to achieve with the game, what sort of release date they’re…

A couple more GDC-based preview of Deus Ex: Human Revolution have reached the web, and this time they come to us via GameSpot and Kotaku. These two articles take a slightly different approach, though, as they focus on a panel…

The Deus Ex: Human Revolution questions that IGN recently rounded up from the community have been answered by Eidos Montreal game director Jean-Francois Dugas. Here’s a little something to get you started: I remember the first game being completely open…