The Electronic Entertainment Expo hasn't even started, but the guys at GameSpot already have their Deus Ex 2 impressions as they managed to check out the E3 build early. They tell you all about what will be shown at the show. Some new shots are included including this image from the male protagonist.

There's a new Deus Ex 2 preview on Gamers.com, offering impressions of the game as it was shown by the ION Storm Austin team. Quotes from the developers describing gameplay, graphics and the role playing elements are included.

Not strictly game related, but Are we doomed yet on Salon should be an interesting read for the Deus Ex fans as it was written by that game's writer Sheldon Pacotti. The article deals with how our society is evolving, and should provide some insight into the sci-fi background of Deus Ex.

German site PC Games Online has posted several new Deus Ex 2 screenshots, showing more locations and characters from ION Storm's first person role playing shooter game sequel. Thanks jd.

For all of you near Salt Lake City, James let us know that the Student International Game Developers Association at the University of Utah is hosting another game developer lecture. This time AI developer Paul Tozour will be speaking. Paul is currently working on AI for Thief 3 and Deus Ex 2 and has also worked on AI for MechWarrior 4: Vengeance among other games. More information on the lecture can be found here.

Had enough of all the Deus Ex 2 coverage lately? No? Well good, because Computer & Video Games is the latest with a preview of the game. There are hands-on impressions, and quotes from several of the ION Storm developers. The preview offers info on the storyline, the nano-technology upgrade changes, the various locations, the improved graphics and gameplay among other things.

PC.IGN has a new Deus Ex 2 preview, taking another look at what ION Storm is working on. Besides impressions of the game, there are plenty of quotes from designer Warren Spector and producer Bill Money.

As every RPG lover in the world is getting hot and bothered over the thought of Deus Ex 2, have a look at this interview at HomeLAN with a couple of people from the development team. There are some purty screenshots included.

You will see much-improved versions of weapons from the first game making a return, as well as a lot of completely new ones. The turret launcher in particular has great potential; just imagine launching your own turret wherever you want, then flipping on your bot domination biomod and taking full control of your own turret to mow down the bad guys - and let's not forget that the magrail fires through walls. mag rail + thermal vision = the ultimate assassin.  We also have much better weapon mods than the first game, instead of using hidden math (4% more accuracy, etc), these mods totally change how a weapon works. One of my favorites is the glass destabilizer; you can avoid setting off alarms when breaking glass with this one, which strikes the glass and silently melts it with a really nice visual effect. And then we've got the tracking computer weapon mod which....well....I'll let you guess from the name. We can’t give away all of our secrets just yet.

GDXBox.com's Deus Ex interview with producer Bill Money is online. Bill is asked about games in general, as well as the things ION Storm has planned for Deus Ex: Invisible War.

There's a Deus Ex: Invisible War on Action Trip this morning. Several of the team members answers questions about topics like the storyline, the improved interface, AI, and the sound among other things. New screenshots are included.

HomeLAN Fed also has posted their Deus Ex 2 impressions, based on the two levels of the game that were shown at GDC. The article also mentions that we can expect to finally hear about Thief 3 at the upcoming E3 (in May).

More GDC coverage from GameSpot, as they have an article on Deus Ex: Invisible War. Most of the article is about the audio and visuals of the game. In related news, there's a brief Q&A with ION Storm's Harvey Smith on GameSpy.

PC.IGN is the latest website to feature an interview with Deus Ex 2 project director Harvey Smith and lead programmer Chris Carollo. The ION Storm employees are asked about the changes in the sequel and how they are working out, different ways you can play the game, AI and a few other things.

Over at DeusExZone.info you can find a video interview with Warren Spector and Harvey Smith as they talk about Deus Ex: Invisible War. The interview comes from the German GamePro magazine and is a 26.4mb download.

GameSpy is the latest site to feature a preview of Deus Ex: Invisible War. More hands-on details from the game and I believe a few more new screenshots mixed with ones we've seen before.

GameSpot is the latest site to post a new preview of Deus Ex 2, taking a look at the most recent build of the game. New screenshots are included (I didn't see them before, ok!)

There's a new Deus Ex 2 interview on GameSpy, offering a chat with Ricardo Bare and Harvey Smith of ION Storm about the upcoming sequel. Gamespy asks the ION guys what they striving for with the original Deus Ex, non-linearity, emergent gameplay, use of Unreal tech and target specs, AI and voice acting.

PC.IGN has a new Deus Ex 2 preview, based on a trip to the ION Storm offices in Austin to check out the current state of the game. The preview goes over the opening cinematic, changes when it comes to nano tech, rag doll physics, the current tech and the possibility of a coop mode.

There's an interview with Warren Spector on GameSpy. The ION Storm designer is asked about Deus Ex 2, but mostly other topics not related to the ION Storm game.

Once again, four new Deus Ex 2 screenshots have found their way online. Pretty snazzy looking as always. Look at them now tomservo!