Please bring this to the PC sometime (if it's good, that is).

Some if it will suck.

Wasn't just Gunther in the book. There were six people from the original Deus Ex in the book Icarus Effect.

It could just be my imagination, maybe I'm reaching for a conspiracy that is not there, but is that Maggie Chow at 1:28?

I read the short novel Icarus Effect. Not bad. Part of it runs parallel to the beginning of Human Revolution. It also has an appearance by a couple familiar faces.

Forget MW3. A much more important trailer came out just last week.

Okay, so Square Enix the game development studio is doomed, but what about Square Enix the game publisher? As I understand it Square Enix owns a couple game studios like Edios Montreal that are still making games like Deus Ex: Human Revolution. Studios are pretty useless without a publisher. Will SE's development…

I personally prefer this one.

If you haven't noticed, the digital version of Human Revolution is now available for pre-order on Steam. You can have the Augmented Edition for $54. Call me a fool, but I already put in my order.

Of course. It's the future, probably a hundred years, and we are still using the venerable AK-47 or one of its variants.

Disclaimer: not mine. Some guy over at the Giant in the Playground forums came up with this. Funny. Really funny, and relevant, or so I'm told.

Why?

What am I listening to? Unfortunately, I only listen to two podcasts: "Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me" and "Car Talk," one a game show based on current events, the other call-in automotive help and advice, both a product of National Public Radio.

Still wearing the orange jumpsuit, but the top half is tied around her waist.

Anybody else think image number 5 looks kinda like Mariska Hargitay, the actress who plays Detective Olivia Bensen on Law and Order: Special Victims Unit?

I remember a Tom Clancy novel that had a similar concept. The bad guys developed a free game whose maps were based on US military bases, complete with accurate patrol routes. They give the game players the same objectives they wish to accomplish in the real world and collect the data on successful strategies used in…

Ah, "Manhattan." One of my favorite songs.

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