Deus Ex - Another Short Article Roundup

Just like the Witcher 3 it seems a few sites have published some new articles for Deus Ex this week. The first article is the second part of John Walker's editorial on RPS.

Here continues my attempt to discover if Deus Ex really is the best game ever, like my brain thinks. Part One is here. Today I yet again struggle to get the game working, then struggle to work within the game.

The second article is from Game Informer who continues their exclusive coverage of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided, but talk instead on how Deus Ex changed the face of gaming.

In the early ‘90s, id Software flipped the gaming industry on its side when it popularized the first-person shooter with Doom and Wolfenstein 3D. Now shooters are one of the most common video game genres on the market, delivering everything from high-intensity shootouts like Call of Duty to thought-provoking stories like BioShock and even sprawling loot-fests like Borderlands. The diversity of today’s first-person shooter market is due – in large part – to the inventive trailblazing of the original Deus Ex. But to better understand the impact of Ion Storm’s original shooter/RPG hybrid, you have to time travel back to the beginning of its development, in the early ‘90s.