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After the recent release of Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Director's Cut, we're taking a look back at the series' origins.

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MKGaming - "Back in 2011 Deus Ex: Human Revolution was launched, gamers and reviewers rejoiced as they led Adam Jensen through air vents, hacked terminals and upgraded their cyber-tastic body to hurl big, heavy things at other things. Now we have the Directors Cut, this includes The Missing Link DLC as well as a few gameplay and graphical improvements. It also makes its way to the Wii U, with Gamepad functionality and off-screen play in tow."

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Deus Ex: Human Revolution voice actor Elias Toufexis spent two years recording dialogue for protagonist Jason Brody before he was pulled from the project.

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"Now it's like I'm losing work because Jensen is so popular.".
Voice work can be a useful gig for an actor - you don't have to worry about looking the part, as long as you sound right. But if your voice is as distinctive as the one for Adam Jensen, it might actually lose you parts, it seems.

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Originally released on the PC, PS3 and the XBox 360 in 2011, Deus Ex Human Revolution was a true sequel or prequel to one of the most revolutionary shooters in modern gaming. The original Deus Ex provided gamers with a whole new style of game play, seamlessly combining both RPG and first-person shooter elements, combined with a truly intriguing story.

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The Wii U often suffers with third party support, since its launch last year it has typically gotten ports of older games with a few additional features. Deus Ex: Human Revolution Directors Cut goes one step further, bringing with it not only the entire Deus Ex: Human Revolution experience to Nintendo for the first time, but giving it a slew of additional features like DLC, more balanced and altered boss fights, and even some lighting and texture tweaks, and Gamepad functionality to make this version of Human Revolution the best the series has to offer.

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NYDN:But by and large, youll be having too much fun playing this Directors Cut to even notice. Two years ago, Deus Ex: Human Revolution was a brilliant if slightly flawed experience, a game that dared to tell a unique story and dared to try something different.