Deus Ex Triple Trailer Tuesday Reaction

[@Tazkar]

Games like Deus Ex that while action heavy also approach heavy topics and philosophical questions are always great imo. The good and bad of development, what it can do to us as a people potentially, how we might be able to overcome such hurdles.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Well said 🙂

[@Finkele1]

I have no idea after last one. It didn't make me not to enjoy it. I'm not sneaky that much...would help but i just am not. Great games though

[@Finkele1]

oh deus ex mankind divided was so badly optimized to pc...after years now i probably have pc what would run it ultra.

[@codohundo]

Human Revolution is a brilliant game with a fantastic soundtrack, they're showing it as a full throttle shooter but it's (at your choice) also a brilliant stealth game.

[@mikebelcher7244]

The extended remixes of Sarif Industries is what I use to fall alseep to (and others of course) :)

[@IanJenn356094]

Better stealth and hacking than 2077

[@vahdoom]

Brilliant stealth until you get to the bosses which are full combat lol, glad MD added non-combat options for bosses

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We suck at stealth so full throttle sounds good to us 😛

[@mikebelcher7244]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames I think a hybrid approach is probably most popular. Open combat can be unforgiving and it doesn't take much to get overwhelmed. The game rewards exploration, often there are several different paths to your objective, a lot of hidden pathways. Also not showcased is the "persuasion" mechanic. Upgrades that allow you to read physiological responses to a conversation you have with an NPC. This is important as choices you make will have a direct impact on the outcome of the conversation. Sometimes deadly impact. While the frenetic action oriented combat is a highlight, you can also take a non-lethal approach to taking out npcs (excepting bosses of course). There are achievements for getting through levels or the game without killing anyone except objectives where you're not given a choice. All of which influences the kind of end you are presented with. Few games approach the questions presented to the player, philosophical as well as the practical considerations involved. This isn't your typical telling of the well worn trope of Frankenstein's monster, questions of control and decision-making on a societal scale, but also asks about the dangers of an irrational overreaction. The game doesn't give you an answer to any of those things but asks the player what their answers to those questions would be. I found the ending pretty emotionally impactful.

[@captainfunktastic2255]

To set the scene: Humans have developed a method for curing illness and disability in the form of mechanical augmentation. The "augs" require a drug, Neuropozyne, to disable the body's immune response and stop rejection. Some job, from construction to prostitution, even demand their employees get augs to be better workers. That means more then your livelihood, but your very life is at the behest of corporations. The protagonist, Adam Jenson, the end result of genetic engineering, posses a gene which negates rejection. He starts the game after being fired from Detroit SWAT, and is hired, without knowledge of this gene, as the head of security for Sarif Industries. Over the course of the game, something happens which causes everyone augmented individual on Earth to go insane and kill everyone around them. The Icarus imagery, the Latin naming scheme, are all deliberate. The entire game is wrapped in the idea of Humanity reaching beyond its' grasp. There are factions in the middle. One, which seeks the destruction of the augs, as they are seen as less than human, the Illuminati, several pro-aug groups, and you. Caught in the middle trying to figure it all out. HR and MD are good games. Without a doubt. But if you want what is very likely the best game ever made, you need to play the original Deus Ex.

[@dagonofthedepths]

Kind of sucks it was proceeded by Invisible War. Although I guess Human Revolution was proceeded by the Fall.

[@captainfunktastic2255]

@@dagonofthedepths what really sucks is that, for all intents and purposes, the series is dead. The same team that developed it made the abortion called The Avengers.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Bummer that the series is probably never going to be finished. ☹️ We still may get into in a cutscene reaction or a play through though 🤔

[@dagonofthedepths]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames It is pretty much finished in Invisible War. If you want the full story you can pretty much get it there just might be a few gapes is all.

[@captainfunktastic2255]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames You need to, at the very least, watch the opening minutes of the BR. It is, by a wide margin, one of the most beautiful gaming moments in history.

[@ANiallat0r]

Man Deus Ex Mankind Divided and Human Revolution were great games, played through multiple times and it always felt great!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎🤟

[@SpearM3064]

My one complaint with Mankind Divided was really long load times, BUT that was on a quad-core computer with only 8 GB of RAM. I'm going to have to re-install it some day and see how it performs on a 12-core Ryzen 9 with 64 GB of RAM and a better video card...

[@labra6969]

These two games solidified my love for the cyberpunk genre, and this is what cyberpunk is for me. There is more to it than just over-the-top violence and blinding neon lights.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Well said 🙂

[@Manicauditor]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames okay so here’s what happen You remember that guy who said that woman tried to kill him Well basically what happened is those augmented people had the augmentations hacked and was programmed to acts of psychotic violence this was caused by a old dude named Hugh Darrow through the combinations of a bio chip signal and a broadcast It lead to the deaths of millions of people and the injuries of hundreds of thousands I can’t condones Hughs actions but he did it to reduce the Illuminati control over growing human augmentation

[@Manicauditor]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames Likely the augmentations is connected to the brain somehow

[@Brukner841]

we're haunted by it, it's getting very real already. 2027 might be just crazy. The technological singularity is coming faster than I expected.

[@RandomShinigami7]

Man, now I wanna replay the two Adam Jensen Deus Ex games. Still bummed we never got a third game to finish up his storyline.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Never say never 🤗

[@scattysafari7742]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames Well now that Embracer Group has bought Deus Ex we may get a new game. :-)

[@Nemesis5247]

I love those games. I played Human Revolution 8 times through. Mankind Divided is also pretty cool, but it has an open end that still demands a sequel.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

8 times! Nice! Hopefully the trilogy will be completed one day ☺️

[@demonic_myst4503]

The foying at start of first trailer was a icarus reference as the transhumanism side touches on the idea of icarus and comoares it to cybernetics

[@Rampage0303]

I was pleasantly surprised by Deus Ex. You can do pretty much everything you see in the trailer.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎👍😀

[@sterlingwirth7931]

Absolutely THIS. So many “cinematic” trailers are completely bs. These ones aren’t. You can do all of this.

[@michaelbeleut6480]

Mankind Divided is a game I come back to every year or so and replay. I always play it differently each time. So many different options on how you want to do it. It’s a great game if you read everything on the side and stuff. Very immersive.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Nice to have those games you can always come back to and play ☺️

[@AngusMcSeven]

Man it’s been a long time since I played Human Revolution, but that was my favorite game in High School. The gameplay was pretty fun and allowed for a lot of different options through the upgrade system. Not only that, but it introduced me to a lot of new philosophical questions and the Cyberpunk genre as a whole

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎🤟

[@shimkayour7049]

Yeah, I was really looking forward to the reaction to these wonderful trailers, thank you!)

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Our pleasure 🤗🥳

[@dr.avalanch]

First original game and Human Revolution are one of my favourite games of all time. Such a great series

[@SolProxy]

While Human Revolution and Mankind Divided focus more on the societal impact of body-modification and it's repercussions, the first Deus Ex, the oldest which isn't shown here is actually a sequel. In that game you play as JC Denton, an bio-engineered agent working for the UN with nanomachine augmentation in his bloodstream which is less invasive while giving him even greater benefits. The game focuses more on secret societies controlling governments, a decay of society, artificial intelligence and a deadly plague called the Gray Plague, which is killing the world population while the poor fight for "vaccines" that only halt the viruses progression for 24 hours, while those "deemed vital to societal order" suspiciously gain them quicker and easier. Throughout the game you have to figure out what's going on while traveling the world and fighting (or joining) these secret societies in a bid to create a New World Order through various means.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

That actually sounds pretty cool. 😯😀

[@dathip]

yep deus ex was in what? 2054? and the year that human revolution happens or mankind divided, JC denton is born.

[@DmnHd81]

I love you commented on "The Hunger Games" fashion from the first trailer. Basically it's the fashion of that times based on Renaissance styling to signify a new human revolution. The fashion was stripped down in the sequel to show the renasissance is over and humans are in a place lower than they were before. The game is basically revolves about a conspiracy plot to control augmentations and it's usage since it is a powerful tool. The main character unknowingly held the secret to make it more acessible to the public.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Thanks for giving us a little more info on the game 😀

[@Sasai372]

I love how you guys find the time to like and reply to every comment it’s amazing 👍

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Thanks! Means a lot to us that people not only watch our videos but also share their opinions and enthusiasm and knowledge with us 🥳🥳🥳

[@dagonofthedepths]

In the first few seconds, you probably got the Icarus symbolism but the guys looking over Jensen scene was a recreation of _The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp_ painting by Rembrandt. This series is supposed to make you think. Even the bad guys kind of have understandable motivations even if how they go about them is really messed up. It has a lot of sections where they convincingly do some really cool twist that you can figure out if your paying attention and put in a little extra leg work which is good writing and rewards the player for going the extra mile. Always nice when a game makes you think your a big brain having person. Gameplay wise Human Revolution is more of an RPG where for the most part you get a mission and can deal with it however you want. Then you can upgrade Jensen however you want to play. Like be a non-lethal stealth guy or shooty shooty Rambo guy. You actually don't get all the toys and those toys really just give you options. Like the lighting thingy all it really does is let you jump off of ledges. Even the punch through wall thing has it's downsides. Just narratively it's very wordy and has that whole Matrix thing going for it. The original 2000 Deus Ex was kind of like that as well just much more open and more unforgiving to the player. And Invisible War (the sequel).......was short.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

I like games that allow you to customize how you play and choose the upgrades that are best for your style…so basically rpgs 😂🤗

[@rezponze-g6e]

One of the best ganes ever made and you guys are one of my favorite youtubers and whom whos videos i always check out

[@ReverseFlash86]

I missed you guys, have been alot of time. ima watch this video and then comment :)

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Glad to see you again 😊

[@sollomom]

"Deus Ex: human revolution " and its sequel, "Mankind divided" is deeper than a normal FPS game be cause It talks about how people handle with what is different e, and how it affects our humanity and the humanity of people around us.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We like that it tackles some higher concept stuff while still being a fun game (from what it looks like) 🤩

[@akuji169]

Haven't played this game before, but so far it looks like a mix of Cyberpunk, Matrix, and Terminatior. Love it 👍

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎🤟🤩

[@TopcatsLair]

This makes me want to pick up the game again. They're so cool

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎🤟

[@93nar]

Played through both Deus Ex games multiple times. while they are both amazing games and a very much choose your own adventure. they also have a huge underlying tone that is real in today's world. What they really get at are 1% that control all of the world and how they mold the world to what they want. If you're only looking at these games through the trailers you're missing at least 75% of what the games true nature is.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

The trailers are what hook us in and help us decide which ones to play, which ones to react to, which ones to skip and which ones to dive into lore and story on. Sometimes we mix and match those 🤗

[@geddistopholes6785]

Yes, yes, YES!!! Been hoping you'd get to this franchise for a while now, think I requested it once or twice. Both these games are freaking awesome! There's also I think 3 older games that actually take place later in this future timeline, where nano based augmentation has replaced cybernetic stuff. When Bethany said it was like Terminator meets Matrix, I chuckled and thought, "Sure, but to me the more obvious similarities are with Robocop and Blade Runner!"😁 Regardless, a cyberpunky dystopic future for sure!👍 Gameplay is mostly first person (switching to 3rd person in conversations and when you take cover behind a wall or whatever.) There are open world elements in the form of central hub areas you can explore and talk to NPCs in between story missions, side missions to do, etc. There's also multiple ways to accomplish just about every task/mission. You can go in guns blazing, be stealthy, find alternate routes, hack computers to get more info(either story related or just extra world building stuff), so on and so forth. In other words, I love these games! Watching you watch these trailers did bring to mind two other games made around the same general time period as these(late 2000s/early 2010s) that I think you'd enjoy. One is a more straightforward action/platformer type thing set in 2084 Paris called Remember Me where you play as a badass, sexy redhead memory hunter named Nilin. The other is an international spy thriller type story with RPG style presentation and gameplay called Alpha Protocol. Cheers!!! Also, your post watch discussion about the pros and cons of technological development made me certain you two would like, if you've never seen it, the show Black Mirror, which is another dark future thing exploring those very themes and ideas. Each episode is basically its own stand alone short film (all at different points back and forth along the same timeline), each focused on a different technology, some frighteningly plausible. For instance, when you were talking about those robot dogs being used by police/security/military personnel, one episode of Black Mirror, "Metalhead" explores that very thought, the possible misuse/danger of putting weapons on a robot guard/attack dog. Something to keep in mind for your other channel!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We’ve seen some Black Mirror aka updated Twilight Zone and they are pretty wild for sure 😨 Been awhile since I’ve seen Robocop and not sure Bethany ever has 🤔🙃🤗

[@samuell3bara888]

im so happy i asked for this!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Us too 🥳🥳

[@demonic_myst4503]

Due to being head of security at the leading cybernetics firm when they saved adam they filled him with so much weapon grade cybernetics that he is a walking weapon also they oaid for it so thats nice

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Thanks for giving us some more info on the basic story of the games 🙂

[@StefanBourne]

These 2 games were great! They have some similarities with (another favorite of mine) Detroit Become Human, like a future where technology progressed so far that it can change lives for the better but also the worse.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Yup. It definitely gave us some Detroit Become Human vibes 🙂

[@verified_JC_Denton]

The Deus Ex games (barring Invisible War and The Fall) are all heavily thought provoking. These two games are prequels to the epic Deus Ex that came out in 2000. Keeping my fingers crossed for a faithful remake!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Surprised more remakes of games don’t happen considering all the Hollywood movie remakes 🤔

[@verified_JC_Denton]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames Wait, yeah, that’s a good point!

[@Ghost_R4cc00n]

Deus Ex is a big franchise series with 6 games, comics and mini short films our there as it seems like a movie style out there. With certain games, it make you pick a side of you the player to lean towards Humans or Machine. Also there is a vibe like karma actions during gameplay. You can go lethal or non-lethal. It’s like Dishonored meet Cyberpunk with the play style. I might not know much of the gameplay that much, but I hear it’s fun our there.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Didn’t realize there was so much content for this series 😀😯😀

[@hex1c]

Deus Ex and Mass Effect is gems that will go down in history as some of the best games ever.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎🤟🤩

[@Knightlight-kw9sh]

There needs to be a film or at least a tv series based around this. Still need to play the games though...the list hungers for me

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Haha, we heard you should start with first game in series before human kind. Didn’t realize there was an earlier game 😯

[@cosmicdraco7041]

Deus ex, my absolute favourite one was on the ps2, that was incredible. Not saying these modern ones ain't. But they ain't the same. Amazing video. Keep being awesome

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Yeah we heard the original one is on another level 🙂

[@cosmicdraco7041]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames yeah, I honestly think it is.

[@alexdentondxiw]

The Deus Ex games are on another level. What I've always loved about them is their set in a time which is very real. If you both ever get a chance look up "Deus Ex Morpheus conversation" and "Deus Ex: Invisible War JC Denton's Plan." Very interesting things are being talked about in this videos which happen in the game.

[@Netsaver]

I Played both Deus Ex Games and I preferred the changes in Mankind Divided cause you can just turn yourself into a mechanical god with tons of upgrades and free form playstyle. This is one game where you can choose how you play. You can be stealthy or you can be gung-ho action hero or you can be the calm manipulator as well it's all up to you but each style requires proper planning.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Gung ho action hero for us please 😁

[@brianstocks8049]

that was more CyberPunk then I have seen before

[@retrogrey02]

Yes! You guys finally got to them lol

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

🥳🥳

[@mikitadou]

Man...I need more Deux Ex

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😊

[@BlitzkreigNZ]

i never asked for this video reaction, but thanks - keep em coming

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Our pleasure 🤗🥳

[@nathanielhollas8471]

Deus Ex is great because on the surface its just high octane fighting with guns and explosions, but it has this underlying philosophical debate of "should we be playing god?" etc.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

A fun game that makes you think. We dig it 🤓🥳

[@dedcaesar2325]

You guys need to check out the trailers for some old PS1 games: Fear Effect & Fear Effect Retro Helix.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We can add it to our request list 🙂

[@nielsdanielbuch9022]

I would love to see you two react to Prey, the 2016 reveal trailer and the animated History of Transtar trailer, and any of the other trailers

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We have it in our request list 🙂

[@Acecdawg]

That last trailer made me think of call of duty black ops 3’s marketing and how they first started showing off what the game was going to be about. If you guys liked that last live action clip from this series than you guys definitely need to go and check out the black ops 3 ember teaser trailer, and then if you watch the story trailer and the the whole game trailer after that it all makes sense and your really invested into the story!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Thanks for letting us know about the black ops trailer that is in a similar vibe as the last trailer in this one. Good thought provoking stuff 🤓

[@charlespc]

This is one of the best franchises i've ever played, thank you videogames!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎🤟

[@demonic_myst4503]

Your character is adam jensen a ex swat officer who lost his job , your ex gf gets u hired by serif industries a leading cybernetics firm specialisinh in medical and militery aplications from prospetic legs for amouties to goverment grade cyborg soldeirs a grouo of mercineries break in kill your ex and her team and put u in hospital Almost dead adam is saved barely by being bonded with cybernetics , serif deliberatly gives u militery grade gear aswell as your head of security at the compony

[@demonic_myst4503]

The second trailer was a sequil after the first game goverments make laws prosecuting cyborgs as dangerous sue to the combat copacity of robotic arms and legs and other augmentations their a mass segregation and so on your now working for interpol on a anti terorist group

[@sithislordofchaos7337]

Deus Ex Human Revolution & Mankind Divided also have Takedowns that would make a great Fight Night Friday Video as well.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Oh nice. Thanks for letting us know 😀🥳

[@artembentsionov]

These two games are prequels to the original Deus Ex that came out in 2000. That one was much darker and did not show a “golden age.” That’s pretty much what the prequels are showing us, how the promise of a golden age of augmentation turned into a dystopia. In a sad moment of irony, the New York skyline of the original game is missing the WTC towers. The actual reason was because of graphics limitations, but when asked, the devs came up with an explanation that they towers were destroyed in a terrorist attack. That was before 9/11 actually happened (to be fair, terrorists had attempted to bring them down before). In the original game, mechanical augmentation is slowly on its way out, being gradually replaced by nanoaugmentation. Nanoaugs still look largely human

[@AmadeyAzalin]

2027, of course, not so far by now, but you should take into consideration, that Deus Exe Hr and MD are prequels to original Deus Ex (made in 2000) and Deus Ex Invisible War (made in 2003), which setting were 2052 and 2072 respectively, so Eidos had very specific time period to choose from. HR and MD augs, while very often stylish in their neo-Renessaince glory are still very crude, because by original Deus Ex world will use nanoaugmentation (son) and straight up true AI

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Ah okay. That makes more sense. 🙂

[@thehoerscorral8565]

You both would love the Deus Ex: Human Revolution intro cinematic; it's short and probably not worth doing a full video on obviously, but it's so well done for a game. Adam Jensen surviving and being built into his new augmented body. It's great stuff. Edit: this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJ2ze6eom8dooKs

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

If we don’t end up playing the game maybe we will watch the cutscenes for the game in addition to the intro 🙂

[@rezponze-g6e]

Human revolution is such a underrated game.btw great reactions

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Glad you enjoyed the reactions 😀

[@GuessedV]

damn the last trailer

[@danilociak6504]

You know, I always preferred Human Revolution. Mankind Divided seemed so short, and unless I missed something there's a hole in the plot

[@bigz2008]

Mankind Divided was suppose to be twice the size of Human revolution I logged in about the same number of hours as Human revolution. the main story is short but the side quest is pretty good. what happend was the greedy studio Square Enix couldn't wait and decided they have enough content for a full game. that's why the final boss felt like a mid game boss

[@RandomShinigami7]

Dude, right? It feels like we’re about to get the traditional “OK here’s the _real_ villain of the game” reveal, but then the game just stops. No real fanfare, no big spectacular finale, it just jumps to the end credits. I like the game a lot, but the conclusion feels rushed.

[@Juwan24]

Deus Ex games are the best when it comes to stealth

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We suck at stealth 😫

[@Grandmastergav86]

Deus Ex Human Revolution's soundtrack is perfect. What a trailer, what a game.

[@onlytrueanonymousfanszzzzzz]

Deux Ex was a great game series. I've been playing the one from (2000)

[@tomson129]

Yay it finally is here, and then I missed the upload :D Love the games and can recommend it to everyone who loves stealth games with a deep and intrieging story.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Is it all stealth or can you choose to play it differently 🤔

[@tomson129]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames I would say it is more meant to be played stealth. But you can play it any style you want as you can mix and match all augments and there are a lot for offensive combat, too. And a lot of different weapons from, silent, to non-lethal and leathal. And since your gameplay affects the story, you can also play it multiple times. You have to make decision through out the game which sometimes affect the forward going story, and sometimes you get different option to choose from by not killing anybody, or being stealthy compared to being loud and offensive.

[@YhokoCaeda]

Should check out the halo wars 1 and 2 cinematics, they're like watching a movie. Like the halo movie that shouldve been

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We plan on checking those out in the future 🙂

[@furydeath]

Ross over on Accursed Farms does a great 3 part video on the first three games if you wanna know more about the game and how deep it goes.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Thanks for the channel rec! 😀

[@MadDogVelare]

The DeusEx games are awesome and those trailers always get me goosebumps

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎🤟

[@natccp7626]

I got Deus ex for PS plus back when ps plus was still good!! I loved the game!!! also similar to machine vs. human, Detroit Become Human is a great game!!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We checked out trailers for that game and plan on eventually playing it on the channel 🙂

[@9mmhobbes]

HOW ARE YOU JUST GETTING TO THIS

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Our request list is long 🤗

[@michaelfourie]

just know one thing: Adam Jensen didn't ask for this.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

✅ 🙂

[@TheMostSteelDooshbagEver0451]

What a shame

[@JIX9ISLER1986]

@10:29 Mechanical Apartheid just switch the word mechanical to the word "Vaccinated" apartheid...........this trailer is more real than people care to admit.....

[@syngyne]

Don't know if you've seen it, but there's a longer cut of the first trailer that's worth watching, if just for the ending line. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gaKYfIqCprqYrcU

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Haven’t seen it but we couldn’t use it because of the music but worth check out now on our own so thanks for sharing the link 😀

[@deanfeest2569]

One of the best trailers of all time...

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎🤟

[@zz2.]

I hope you guys have time to check out the extended version of Human Revolution trailer (5min 12s in length), it has better edits and cool lines. Don't have to make a video, just watch it, it completes the experience.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎👍🙂

[@crnlonewolf3195]

Deus ex is a really good game Adam Jensen is a cool character but man you actually see what happens to him when he gets his augmentation You can play lethal and non-lethal to take down your enemy’s the first one deus ex human revolution is a good story the endings are pretty crazy I was quite surprised what ending the edios choose. mankind divided it’s a really good game you find out Adam has some weird hidden augmentation also working as a united nation agent inside, but also he trying to stop the both sides from killing and destroying each other and stopping the group that wants to control the world it’s also cool that both games you going to have to make choices that effect the characters the one thing I have to say about mankind divide is that the story is good but ends on a cliffhanger I would check this game out if you want to play cool cool and if not cool cool

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Yeah we heard that we won’t have answers to everything because the follow up game never came ☹️

[@KavinduLakshan]

one of the great game i played loved it

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎👍🙂

[@Neural_Fiction]

I have completely forgot I'd played this game. For anyone who wants to know if it's good it is worth buying for gameplay and story.😀 This game is one of the best I've played.

[@Neural_Fiction]

It might be old but it will always live forever in my heart.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎🤟🤩

[@renbrod]

Should check out the Tiny Tina's Wonderlands trailers. That's Game Of The Year for sure!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Nice! We do hop to check that out at some point 🙂

[@DrDestructo]

So if you want to know the creepy thing about Deus Ex? The only thing that's off about its predictions by and large is the level of technology in its timeline. The original game legitimately kicked off in the aftermath of a 9/11-like terror attack, and the game was released in 2000. A global pandemic was a central point of its plot. While it's made its missteps, it's a series I love, because it's spy roleplaying, where most problems have multiple solutions. You can always just punch, stab or shoot the problem, but there's also smarter ways of dealing with things if violence doesn't feel right (or would cause more problems), like using diplomacy on the problem, sneaking around the problem with a cloaking device (or just squeezing through a hidden air duct), making the problem's ally violently betray the problem via hacking or subterfuge, or even blackmailing the problem into being your solution. You can be a dumb sledgehammer that unlocks doors with close-range shotgun blasts or hand grenades, as that's a gameplay style they let you do, but you can also be a smart scalpel, that gets in and gets out without being seen or even tipping off anyone that you were even there. Or you can just suckerpunch everyone from hiding into unconscious heaps like you're cyborg Batman, because that also works.

[@bcn1gh7h4wk]

I had my doubts when I launched this game for the first time. the intro movie cleared all of them. fun easter egg hunting, if you're up for it: listen carefully to the ambient track for Tai Yong's offices and then watch HBO's Westworld. The main theme progression is almost identical. I don't know if that was intentional, but sure is one hell of a coincidence all around. also.... 1:26 FUCK YOU, YELENA! FUCK *YOU* in particular!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Can’t be a coincidence. Very nice spot on the theme being almost identical 😀

[@ScarriorIII]

Y'all need to add Human Rev to your list of games to play live.

[@rajivpaul9189]

Another game series driven into the ground ..... but I shall still keep hope than Adam Jensen will return.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Bummer they aren’t making more for this series 😕

[@LeethLee1]

Awesome games! Great trailers too.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎🤟

[@Osiris335]

This game more deeper & complicated then Prototype or Detroit

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎👍🤓

[@FacundoNicolasmartinezAndroid]

I'm gladd , is my favorite Game , thank you for your react .

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Our pleasure 🥳

[@kuranhelix278]

Been wanting to get into the Deus ex games for a while... still not sure where to start honestly. Although.... Elden Ring still takes most of my gaming time so it'll take a bit longer to get into another game

[@bigz2008]

Human revolution was my first game and it's great for a first comer.

[@kuranhelix278]

@@bigz2008 Allright! Will keep that in mind. Thank you!

[@kuranhelix278]

@@staticxac ah, I see. Thank you for this!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Glad you got some good suggestions on where to start once you are done with Elden Ring 🙂

[@kirolord81]

iconic games.

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😎🤟

[@mikfhan]

A curious difference in Ghost in the Shell is that civilians in that series are mainly organic, but have their brain "cyberized" after puberty ends. So instead of cybernetic limbs it is their brain that's artificial. That never really jived with me, seeing how the human brain is the trickiest organ to understand and replicate. That aside, it was certainly an excellent inspiration for Deus Ex back then, ahead of its time, much like it was for the Matrix. When some tech billionaire invents NeuraLink I certainly won't be in a rush to get it. 2027 is right around the corner - it's not the end of the world, but you can see it from here :P kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJnGiHiei7inpbM

[@muneirovalibas6194]

You miss one of the better paced trailers, Deus Ex Human Revolution : A New Man. Its shorter but it defined the world much more clearer.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Thanks for letting us know about it 🙂

[@noobman1968]

Next warhammer 40k horus heresy cinematic!!!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😁 we will be checking it out 😜

[@voodjin]

Love this franchise and hope we get a new game one day..

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Seems a shame to leave a story open ended. Is George RR Martin in charge of this game or something 😛

[@voodjin]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames I don't really know what happend I guess the last game didn't sale as much as they imagined and since then the entire franchise is on ice so to speak..

[@voratittchunharuckchot9711]

While both game have their flaws, it is still one of the best games I ever play. The story, the messages, and game mechanics is amazing. A lot better than newer games like AC Odyssey for example - in term of story and characters development. I'm still amazed by how much emotion you can see in Adam's mechanical eyes, which shouldn't be possible. Ps. your comment "it's like Terminator meet Metrix" is very close to how the game feel

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

From those that have played these we’ve heard nothing but great things about the depth of the story 🙂

[@thomashand1930]

Would love to see you two react to the new Tiny Tina’s wonderlands Such a good game so far and it combines both dungeons and dragons with the wacky side of the borderlands games

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We do want to check that game out at some point. Love that combo 😀 Borderlands we haven’t seen much from but it looks like a really fun series 🥳

[@yogerrry]

The Deus ex franchise is a very interesting one. The first one came in 2000 and was a masterpiece. There is a meme if somebody mention Deus Ex you need to reinstall it and play it. They let Warren Spector to create a game of his dream and he did it. They took all conspiracy theories and make a world around it. It played in 2052 and the World was beliveable. When you mentioned "can you imagine that in 5 years?" i was remembered the first game because in there that 2052 was believable. They didn't add any tint around it but it was dark. All the missions took around night. I could go on and on with this game forever it still my favourite game today The second game was released in 2003 and it was a big failure. Around that time started the hate from PC gamers towards console gamers. They started to create games for both platforms and that meant they must to dumb down lots of parts of the PC games so the console gamers could enjoy it too. It was a big part of the market where everyone tried to get in. Deus ex 2 was a great example for this. The customizable inventory were gone and become some easy accessible slots on the right side. The augmentation system were not improved but dumbed down. Your background infos notes and pictures from the first game gone and some simple texts took its place. The gun system was changed. In the first game you got every weapon with different ammos. In the second every gun used the same ammo. You used the same ammo for a rocket launcher and a small pistol. The hacking/lockpicking system was also dumbed down. I could go with this forever too, terrible loading time, strange stuttering engine, worst story and world build etc. It took place in 2072, this game got a purple tint around it and was way more futuristic than the first one. Then these two new Deus Ex games came out from Square Enix in 2011 and 2016 Outside the Orange tint and too futuristic design it really try to live up to the first Deus ex. You get lots of references and explantions for the first game. They are great game and the developres really respected the source material but it feel they would liked to create a different game. These are great Cyberpunk games but didn't follow 100% the first game world building. This game in world building was between the first two games which is odd beacuse it took place in 2027 and 2029 What i reccomend is to listen the story of these games at least once. It will move your gray matter a little a bit

[@youngprince7820]

This is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

🥳🥳😎🤟

[@owletmooster3489]

WOW! This is so awesome awesome! awesmoe sauce, I used to have crippling depression because my dog was crushed by a druk driver. This video is simply so amaezing i do not do do do do not not have depression any mor. :D - Peter Jeremy Griffin

[@ZOOWEEMAMA-gb7ey]

Awesome sauce

[@auroramadariaga4081]

So glad to see you guys reacting to these two great games!👏👏👏 I've played them both several times, the story really catches you. The intrigue, the conflict of interests, the moral questions posed by these cybernetic implants, etc, etc. If you want to make yourselves a good idea of the world in which this story takes place, I can recommend you to watch this walkthrough of two side quests which are interconnected. It's a good example of the moral and ethical dilemmas you usually find yourself in Deus Ex: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4K5lmiwbpx0l6c

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Thanks for sharing the link, Aurora! 😀 Seems like a game that has a lot to offer and we heard there are even comic books 😯🙂

[@auroramadariaga4081]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames And also novels! I read one placed between Human Revolution and Mankind Divided called Black Light written by one of the game's writers and it's a treat!

[@fassharke849]

I have recommendations for fight night friday and that is One Piece Burning Blood all Ultimates

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We have those on our request list 😇

[@sonicandtailsbestfriends5235]

I'm still waiting for the Tekken video. I understand that you may not have much time, or you are busy, but I will still wait. Thank you and good luck.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Appreciate the patience 🙂🤗

[@travisholmes8644]

You should react to all the stellaris and stellaris dlc trailers awesome grand strategy game with great story trailers

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

It’s a game we plan to check out at some point 🙂

[@iCANT_BELIEVE_YOU_SAID_THAT]

Human Revolution is a great game. That said the graphic was way outdated for it's time in 2011. It's like they gave the graphic's department the middle finger and went back to 2004 graphics. LOL

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😂 we heard they had two companies working on it so maybe that’s why? 🤔🤗

[@Sasai372]

Nice

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎🤟

[@Vivi-te5qj]

GO GO GADGET SEGREGATION!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😂 sounds like something a South Park character would say. Like Cartman playing an Inspector Gadget type of character

[@TwoSevenX]

Human Revolution is a very... lopsided entry into the series, it was the first time the franchise was built by several different studios with very mixed results. As an example the bosses were outsourced to a completely different studio than the one that made the base game, and they were an absolute mess on launch. Mankind Divided is a lot more stable and well put together and focuses more on story and consequences. Both are excellent games, a little preachy and bipolar at times with Jensen having basically no actual choice other than black result or white result with no room in between. Nevertheless they're solid stealth/shooter games that asks very interesting questions and give some pretty interesting answers as well. One thing to bear in mind though is the final game for the series never came so you won't get any definitive wrap up to any of the ongoing themes or story.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

That’s so weird that they had two different studios working on different parts of the game. We heard the first Deus Ex circa 2000 is the best entry into the franchise even though technically it’s a sequel 🤔

[@TwoSevenX]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames The first Deus Ex is a literal sandbox, like literal literal. You can go the entire game without killing anyone, you can talk your way through a lot of the game's conflicts, you can skip entire chunks of the plotline, you can dismantle virtually every group in the game, or simply leave them completely intact and all the conspiracies in place. Very much a build your own adventure style game.

[@Dante-et8rb]

Reacting to old games ??!!! U should react to castlevania lords of shadow, trailers

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We need to check out more but we did see one of those trailers here kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqbSmZqshJ13fqM 🥳

[@shpex489]

Trailers looks speeded up by 1,5 times.

[@captainfunktastic2255]

They tried to do the full 5 minute cinematic trailer for HR, but they got copyrighted. So they went with the E3, which is sped up.

[@MrMeddyman]

I see you haven't reacted to Cyberpunk 2077 trailers yet, the actual game's launch was a shitshow, but since it's from the makers of the Witcher 3 the hype was through the roof and I think half of the game's budget was blown on marketing based on the amount of trailers, featurettes and gameplay videos (like 15 in the channels playlist) it got over it's development, similar subject matter to Deus Ex, but with more grime and GTA-style satire. Deus Ex is more covert ops and global conspiracy while Cyberpunk's got the capitalist rat race, sensationalist mass media, dystopia on it's last legs feeling. It's a shame the game didn't turn out as good as the advertising even after the fixes.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We saw one trailer from Cyberpunk way back in 2020. Before the channel really took off in 2021. And haven’t been back to its since because we heard it was kind of a letdown ☹️

[@kingabellirawafie4883]

React to Star Wars Battlefront 2 story all cutscenes please🙏🙏

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We do plan to check that game out eventually and maybe play through it 😇

[@exvizeo1927]

W reaction

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

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