Epic and Crytek. Tough to choose between the two even though Epic abandoned PC a long time ago in quite awful fashion. I still have a bad taste left from Crysis 2 and the manner in which they way they went about treating the PC.

I haven't forgotten what Epic did though they definitely as someone put it define the term sellout.

I choose Epic.

I don't think I'll be getting Skyrim at least not immediately.

I'm more of a single player guy. I like both though who doesn't but much prefer a deep sp game. I don't like the trend where devs think they need to tack on mp to every game today when it doesn't even suit some games.

I'm going to predict the same scores I predicted for The Witcher 2. I think it can get anything between 8.5-9.5.

8.5 if being harsh and that would still be the minimum score. 9.5 would be really impressive. My own feeling is a 9 and it getting stronger praise from PC reviews. I also think Deus Ex has the bar raised so high I still think it won't surpass the original but will come close.

I think reviews like OPM are unfair and should not be counted on metacritic. I don't mind reviews that give it such a score if they can justify it properly but trying to compare it to COD. Anyway I don't trust any reviews that come out months before release.

The only potential weak link I can say so far is the boss fights and how you approach them.

Graphics while I can certainly see reviewers taking points off for it, I do think the art style, sound and overall presentation will even it out and hopefully get recognition. The devs have really thought about the reason for the choices they made in design and themes they have chosen.

Moving onto a different subject I would like to say even though its only marketing. The marketing has been very impressive, the propaganda trailers and the sarif industries website were really good. I've been following all the videos from the start, watching the leaked beta which I haven't played myself and reading so many articles and previews that I have run out of material to go through and I still can't get enough.

This is an interesting article that surprised me. The game could have been a lot longer. 100 hours including a whole city hub cut due to deadlines. 30-35 hours is still very good though but that just made me think thats a huge chunk of the game cut and how even more epic it could have been.

Deus Ex: Human Revolution Needed Cuts

Interview starts at 48mins and talk about cuts starts around 57mins.

Can't say I'm not excited I have the Augmented Edition pre-ordered.

Nice thanks for the heads up. I thought about buying it at launch. Free weekend already isn't a great sign but I ain't complaining good opportunity to check it out. If I like it I can get this quite cheap via retail.

Game performs like garbage on my med-high PC. It is completely unplayable on my system using the latest ATI drivers. I heard its an issue with poor support for ATI cards. I am against any developer that doesn't even bother to support one of the two major graphics card distributors. Absolutely no excuse for that garbage in todays PC gaming market. I'm glad this game failed hard...

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Damn I have an ATI card too. I read about this at launch I was hoping they would have sorted this out by now.

Looking really good. My hype or my impressions of it keep on getting better and better for it. The Well gameplay before this I really liked and this one now even more.

Not sure of mods but its definitely worth that and more. AP is indeed underrated. Its not really buggy but more of a lack of polish. Really like GG by the way they have had some great deals going for some time and their store is really nice and a pleasure to use.

Thanks for the heads up downloading now.

Do Steam users have to download the whole game again as I read Steam recently changed the way they handle downloading, wondering if that has come into effect. I have the retail so I've just finished downloading as I write this message and the size is 101mb.

I enjoyed the TW1 from start to finish but sure after the first chapter things pickup more.