Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director's Cut Has All Sorts of New Stuff

Fascinating

Hmm I really loved playing the original maybe I will pick this up down the line when its ultra cheap.

I love Deus Ex HR's colour scheme, I certainly wouldn't want other games to adopt it, but I thought it worked incredibly well for the game.

I will likely buy this Deus Ex HR was pretty fantastic and if it truly has been made better? Awesome. Plus, what else am I going to buy on WiiU? :P

GOTY 2011

I wonder how the framerate will be. It can't be better right? I can only imagine it being worse. And it was pretty bad on the other consoles.

Loved the first Deus Ex, and Human Revolution. But it does feel like THIS is the game that should have come out 2 years ago, They finally had the time to flesh it out. I bet it is great either way though.

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Check it out Duders!

http://unsacredseed.bandcamp.com/track/deus-ex

Wish they would put this out on other platforms.

Hey I know this game!

I played it in 2011, when it was new and shiny! What do you think about that WiiUsers?

..still not "gold" though! =P

2011's game of 2013. Calling it.

XD

This outta solve Square's financial troubles!

I really want this version to come to the PC at some point/ It probably will

So what is actually new?

I was waiting on like a coherent bullet list of new features.

That narration really sucks the atmosphere out of Deus Ex...

@taku128 said:

Exactly what I was thinking. Sooooo bad. I was waiting for a shitty one-liner thrown in there too. "Deus time, he means business", or something.

Of course it has same colour scheme, why wouldn't it?

I would pay upwards of five dollars to download this stuff to the PC version, not so much buy it all over again.

I never asked for this Director's Cut.

Oh look, a train-wreck of a game recycled for a train-wreck of a console.

I didn't ask f...

Oh never mind.

:-\

Only the WiiU? Sad. Especially since the changes seem to be a bit more meaningful than "YO LET'S SLAP A SHITTY-LOOKING OUTFIT ON BATMAN FOR THE ENTIRE DURATION OF THE GAME".

@icaria said:

Except DE:HR is not a train-wreck of a game and it's a bit a too early to consider the WiiU a train-wreck - but apart from that, I agree with everything you just wrote.

... reviewed very good and it was a very good game. Alright.

The narration on this video is weird. I already have Deus Ex so I won't be buying this but I wish I could play the new boss battles.

According to the wiki page it is seamlessly integrated

Too bad they couldn't update the boss battles on all platforms. Maybe I'll pick this when I eventually get a Wii U.

looking forward to this actually.

This announcer is pretty great.

How about reading the wiki page. I put a lot of work into it ... tells you everything that they've said about this so far. Even bullet points versions have been out there for weeks, if you really want one of those.

If I had a hella lot of money I'd get a WiiU for this and as an investment for the upcoming "goddamn why is this on the WiiU" titles..

There's a joke in here about Revolution and the letter U. I'm not sure what it is.

Would be nice to see those purely gameplay tweaks and additions make their way to the PC version at a later date at least.

Yeah, I just want the new boss stuff. I really enjoyed Deus Ex: Human Resources except for those fuckin' things.

Deus Ex: Human Resources sounds like the perfect title for a strategy game in the Deus Ex universe :D

I'm so glad Nintendo made a console for people who want to play good games but don't want to play them when they are new but still want to pay full price for them.

Maybe not - if you have as much grasp of English as the developers obviously did, share the direction sensibilities of Paul Verhoeven (blatant and fiction-breaking references aside), and think it is at all appropriate for a PC FPS to only be playable with a gamepad. That game is a fever dream of off-kilter dialogue and voice work (cheesy, obnoxious, obviously delivered without context or direction and occasionally bordering on racist), random bullshit quests and plot contrivances (Steam is telling me that I clocked 15 hours and I still have SFA idea what the hell was going on or why I was doing the things I was doing), broken scripting, broken PC controls, fiddly gameplay and a shitty UI. Never mind that it made Mass Effect's facile attempt at player agency seem profound by comparison.

Christ, the people who made DE:HR didn't even know what 'cyberpunk' is; the game was full of literal 80's throwback mohawk, piercing, and chain-laden break-dancers and hoons. By the time the setting had been wrung through French and/or Canadian translators, the game ended up being more The Young Ones than Johnny Mnemonic.

No one asked for this...

Iif I had a Wii U I would certainly buy this game again and play it again with these improvements when I found it cheap. I don't have one and don't plan on getting one so it's a shame they aren't patching the existing versions. Still its a good game for Wii U only gamers who didn't play it before.

Exclusively on WiiU.... until no-one buys it and it's suddenly coming to everything else.

I also think & hope a PC version will come out months down the road

I wanted to like this game but I found it unbearably boring to play, and the fiction felt retread, I couldn't finish it.

This is far and away the worst cut, worst presented and worst narrated trailer for a game that I've seen recently.

What the hell?

Why not actually show off the features or, at least hint at them without the wonderfully obnoxious voice-over.

Pay us money to fix are garbage boss battles edition.

Honey and Licorice.

I quit this game because of the boss battles. Would have loved to finish it. Now I have to pay more money to get past the broken boss battles?

What brilliant voice over work, they must be serious about getting some money on this new edition.

Better graphics on the Wii U version? Yeah right...

I might actually be tempted by this. I loved the 360 version, notwithstanding that its boss battles were about as enjoyable as leukaemia. In all other respects, it was excellent...

... hm. We shall see.

Really enjoyed HR despite some of it's problems. Are all the game characters still in a perpetual state of having just moved in or preparing to move out?