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Square Enix Trademarks Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Has Square Enix given Deus Ex 3 a new name? Could be, as Eidos' parent company filed a trademark for Deux Ex: Human Revolution in Europe.
Despite being announced in 2007, developer Eidos Montreal hasn't shared much about the pending release, which serves as a prequel to the critically acclaimed first title created by Warren Spector's now-defunct development house Ion Storm. The newly trademarked title gives of the same vibe as the Deus Ex 3 trailer, which declares "Who we are is but a stepping stone to what we can become."
With the relative disappointment surrounding Deus Ex: The Invisible War, and the fact that neither Warren Spector or Harvey Smith are working on the prequel, I'm curious as to how many people are excited about Deus Ex 3. What do you think?
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