Deus Ex: Human Revolution spotted
Listed on Lara site. Plus: new image.
Square Enix has dropped another hint about Deus Ex by way of a new teaser image, while the official newsletter page for the new Lara Croft game appears to have confirmed the "Human Revolution" subtitle.
Pull open the dropdown list for "Favourite Eidos Game" on the newsletter page and you'll see "Deus Ex: Human Revolution" listed. Thanks to EG reader Chris Capel for spotting that one.
The name has previously been mooted in connection with a trademark but Eidos - these days an imprint of mother publisher Square Enix - has yet to confirm it publicly.
Something that is official, however, is a picture of a thumb on a metal lighter on the Eidos forum. Make what you will of that.

The Revolution will be screenshotted.
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Make it more 1, less 2 please.
Ta.
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Actually that would be pretty kick-ass.
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Perhaps it is about the reaction of normal people to augmented agents.
Maybe the augmented humans all have lighters embedded in their hands which causes Zippo and Bic to go out of business.
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I'm not asking it to come close to the original. My glasses are so rose-tinted, I know that's impossible.
What's NOT impossible is making a cracking thought-provoking game in the style of the first one.
And I don't think anything's dumbed down nowadays. ME2 is a simpler game to play than ME1, but certainly not dumbed down. And if anything, BioShock is a "clevered up" shooter rather than a "dumbed down" RPG. I wholeheartedly approve.
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Green Greasy Greasals.
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http://www .youtube.com/watch?v=hxVPPy5w9NA
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Get out of there!
http://www .youtube.com/watch?v=NG1qKzIsisU
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[link url=http://www .youtube.com/watch?v=hxVPPy5w9NA
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Funniest part about that was Gunther's wild theory about the vending maintenance guy having deliberately sabotaged the machine. Which, despite the incredulous main storyline, made him seem like the biggest conspiracy nut of all.
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