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Angelic Layer - Vol. 5 - Deus Ex Machina
On the verge of the final games, all the rules change and Misaki must choose only one partner... forcing her to choose between her friends! Misaki experiences some surprising revelations, and her mother makes an important decision that may bring them closer together.
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Deus Ex
Civilisation is near collapse and the world economy is in chaos. Deadly viruses ravage the earth, terrorism runs rampant. From this maelstrom of violence, an ancient conspiracy bent on world domination emerges from the shadows of legend. No one believes they exist. No one but you. As an anti-terrorist agent you must travel the globe, develop your skills and build a network of allies to counteract the evolving threat. Employ stealth, strategy or action where appropriate in each mission. Question everything. Trust No One.
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Eidos Interactive Deus Ex: Invisible War (Xbox)
While <I>Deus Ex: Invisible War</I> features better graphics, it doesn't take advantage of all of recent technical improvements and the artificial intelligence of the computer-controlled characters is noticeably suspect. The much-vaunted physics engine has a tendency to make everything feel almost weightless as you throw dead bodies around as if they were made of straw. The original <I>Deus Ex</I> is one of the most fondly remembered action role-playing games on the PC. The game was impressively opened-ended allowing you to march in guns blazing, take a more stealthy approach or concentrate on increasing your computer-hacking skills to use the technology around you. Even the storyline was highly adaptable to your playing style, with its <I>X-Files</I>-sty le plot set in a future dystopia.<p> It's also a shame that the skill-building system that counted for much of the original's RPG elements has been dumbed down to the point where you simply end up buying upgrades to your weapons and cyborg body. Although <I>Invisible War</I> has many failings, none of them manage to impinge on the game enough to prevent it from entertaining. Games as ambitious and as serious as this are rare and to be encouraged, so anyone looking for something with more depth than the average first person shooter will certainly find it here. --<I>David Jenkins</I>
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Sold Out Software Deus Ex (PC)
Developers Ion Storm owed us something pretty special and futuristic shoot, spy and stalk-'em-up <I>Deus Ex</I> more than makes up for the disappointment of <I>Daikatana</I>. <I>Deus Ex</I> is set in a nearby future where a deadly virus ravages the world's populace, terrorists are bent on exposing corrupt governments and conspiratorial elites are ready to wade in and wreak havoc. You play a techno-enhanced agent tasked with getting to the bottom of it all without cashing in your chips. <p> Immediately noticeable is the attention to detail; there's no end of objects and characters to interact with--too much, were it not for the consequences that arise from almost every interaction. Such random actions as killing a guard or accidentally walking into the ladies' toilets can significantly affect mission outcomes. The best game will result from stealthy inch-by-inch exploration and you'll be glad you did. <p> Considering that <I>Deus Ex</I> has gameplay in bucketloads, it could look like Commander Keen and get away with it. Thankfully though, the Unreal engine does a more than passable job of rendering some beautiful locations and although models may look a little blocky compared to games using more sophisticated engines, the minor flaws melt away as the game gets going.<p> By no means a perfect title, <I>Deus Ex</I>, as its name implies, has come from nowhere and lifted the FPS role-playing adventure out of its hybrid quagmire of genres. With a richly detailed story and great visuals, it boasts a seamless, technically accomplished and truly engrossing game world for those wanting to flex so much more than just their trigger fingers. --<I>Tae Mawson</I>
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DEUS EX INVISIBLE WAR
author: XBOX; publisher: EIDO
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DEUS EX INVISIBLE WAR
author: ; publisher: EIDO
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Titan Books Animal Man: Deus Ex Machina
Pages: 232, Paperback, Titan Books
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Deus Ex: Invisible War
Fast-forward seventy years. The world is at war and terrorism is the weapon of choice. There is no clear ally, no single enemy.
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Prima Publishing,U.S. Deus Ex 2: the Official Strategy Guide
Pages: 128, Paperback, Prima Publishing,U.S.
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Prima Games Deus Ex: The Conspiracy - Official Strategy Guide
Pages: 96, Paperback, Prima Games
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AuthorHouse The Thunder Never Sleeps: The Story of the Waffen Deus Ex Machina
Pages: 712, Paperback, AuthorHouse
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Mastertronic Deus Ex: Invisible War (PC Gamer) (PC)
, Platforms: Windows XP
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