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The many fine improvements of the Wii U's Director's Cut edition of Deus Ex: Human Revolution shall come to other platforms after all, Square Enix announced today, reversing its earlier decision. The reworked edition, which includes revamped boss battles and developer commentary, will launch for PC, Mac, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3 as well as Wii U "later this year."
Look, you know by now that you can't judge anything from a game's name, and that you shouldn't be excited by teasers or domain registrations. So here's what Deus Ex: The Fall actually is: a mobile version of the FPS-RPG, coming "soon" to iThings.
The PlayStation Plus Instant Game Collection adds quite a number of high-profile games this month. Headlining the new additions is Deus Ex: Human Revolution, which will be available for members in tomorrow's PlayStation Store update.
Other noteworthy additions to Plus this month include IGF-winning adventure game Machinarium. You can also prepare for the superpowered-hijinx of Saints Row 4 with Saints Row: The Third.
Everyone is awfully excited about bringing Deus Ex: Human Revolution to Wii U and wants this Director's Cut to be really good and think it's great. That's the gist of a new "behind the scenes" trailer for it. What really matters, though, is that it squeezed between talking heads and shots of people working are our first glimpses of the game in action, including its GamePad controls and revamped boss battles.
The revamped boss fights of Deus Ex: Human Revolution's Director's Cut on Wii U won't make the jump from to its home platforms, I'm sorry to say. While Wii U players will get to sneak and hack through the expanded fights, the rest of us will be forever stuck shooting faces.
Read more: "Our goal right off the bat was not to make a port" »
The upcoming "Director's Cut" version of Deus Ex: Human Revolution for Wii U promises to fix one of the weakest aspects of the original game: the boss fights. Responding to fan complaints, producer David Anfossi said that, if he could do it all over again, wouldn't remove the boss sequences, but he would do them correctly. "I'm pretty sure that now we have the knowledge to do it correctly," he said back then.
Well, that's exactly what they're planning on doing.
As expected following a retailer slip, Square Enix is indeed bringing Deus Ex: Human Revolution to Wii U in 'Director's Cut' form. What is unexpected, however, is that it supposedly does actually rework the game a little, including improved AI, "visual improvements", and a reworking of the widely-disliked boss battles.
It appears that Deus Ex: Human Revolution is getting a port to the Wii U. A retail listing shows a "Director's Cut" of the game releasing for the Nintendo platform on May 7.
Read more: 'Improvements, features, and additional content' promised »
Less than a week after an intriguing Deus Ex trademark turned out to be the movie title, Square Enix seems destined to toy with our emotions again. The company has registered another set of Deus Ex domain names, this time subtitled "The Fall."
The other day, we reported on a trademark for Deus Ex: Human Defiance, and noted the possibility that it was simply the film adaptation. We hoped we were instead seeing the first signs of a sequel, but bad news: according to new domain registrations, it's the film title.
A newly filed trademark may be the first we hear of the next Deus Ex game. Square Enix filed for "Deus Ex: Human Defiance," which obviously bears a striking resemblance to 2011's Deus Ex: Human Revolution. The publisher has not officially announced a sequel.
The Deus Ex movie is aiming for a cyberpunk aesthetic, and is looking through the history of sci-fi cinema for inspiration. Director Scott Derrickson and co-writer C. Robert Cargill recently dropped a few movie titles that serve as reference material for their vision of Deus Ex's world.
The Deus Ex movie is really happening. Based on the recently-released Human Revolution, the upcoming film adaptation has just signed a writer and director.
Scott Derrickson will write and direct the film. Best known for his work on the recently-released Sinister, the director's resume includes The Day the Earth Stood Still and The Exorcism of Emily Rose.
CBS Films has secured the movie rights to Deus Ex: Human Revolution, the futuristic steampunk game from Square Enix. According to reports, developer Eidos Montreal will remain closely consulted on the project.
Read more: 'No one knows Human Revolution like the team that created it' »
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