Gameplay: I didn't get this game until the price came down because of all the disappointed reviews I read. I really enjoyed the first Deus Ex and when I heard they took away the weapon and technical skill system I was upset. What made the original game good though, was the intriguing story. Once I started playing this game I found myself wrapped up in the story. I was completely sucked in by the story and played too much. I found it quite enjoyable. The game wasn't the best ever, but I really enjoyed it. It was more than worth the $20 I payed for it. Graphics: The graphics were fine in this game. I'm still coming from PC gamer perspective so I can't give a very even perspective. It looked very good on my TV though. The graphics were certainly adequate. Sound: Sound was fine. Nothing to write home about, but it was implemented very well and provided the proper environment. Value: For $20 (what I payed for it) it's great. I really enjoyed the game, though it doesn't have much replay value. The game's greatest stength is in the interesting story.
Deus Ex was one of those titles that nobody really expected. Released in 2000 by Ion Storm, a developer whose reputation was in shambles after the massive public failure known as Daikatana, Deus Ex provided a style of ga... Read Full Review
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