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New Deus Ex Trailer Peels Back The Conspiracy
So far, Deus Ex trailers have been long on atmosphere and short on specific gameplay details. Square Enix is shifting focus with the latest look at Eidos Montreal's game, in a trailer timed to coincide with next week's Gamescom event in Cologne, Germany. The clip shows Adam Jensen trying to infiltrate a ship through explosive means, with plenty of melee combat mixed in. There are a few shots of Jensen's nifty transforming arms, as well as a similarly equipped bruiser near the end.
Stick around for the last bit, though, when a massive cube is dropped through a skylight and then transforms into...well, I don't want to spoil it. Check out the clip below.
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