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Square Enix has confirmed that Deus Ex: Human Defiance is a game, despite CBS Films registering the game as a film as well. It could be that Human Defiance is a licensed tie-in to the film.

Automata Source has announced that the sequel to its revolutionary 1984 multimedia game, Deus Ex Machina 2, is now on Kickstarter looking for funding.

Square Enix has been spotted snapping up domain registrations for 'deusexthefall' in the various incarnations available. A trademark for 'Human Defiance' turned out to be a an upcoming film. With E3 next week it would be an opportune moment to tease the next instalment to Deus Ex after the hugely terrific Human Revolution brought the series back to life.

Eidos Montreal and Square Enix appear to be ready to unveil the latest entry in the Deus Ex franchise, as a teaser trailer tells us that a full reveal will be shown tomorrow. We don't know if it'll be a new game in the series, which is likely after the success of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, or some sort of DLC.

This week's North American PlayStation Network store releases includes Remember Me, while Deus Ex: Human Revolution is free for PlayStation Plus subscribers.

Feel those eyes watering? Chances are you've just been kicked in a delicate area of your personage. Eidos Montreal's Deus Ex: The Fall is for iPad and iPhone following a new character and story. It's set in 2027 and we play as British SAS mercenary Ben Saxon who's been betrayed by his former employer - The Tyrants - and now he wants to find out what the buggery is going on.

Publisher Square Enix has unveiled their planned line-up for next week's E3 in Los Angeles. Included on the list is the Wii U Director's Cut of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, Thief and Murdered: Soul Suspect. Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn and Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII will provide the JRPG presence, along with Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster. There'll also be more info on Deus Ex: The Fall.

Sony has announced that next week’s PlayStation Store update will feature Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception, XCOM: Enemy Unknown, and LittleBigPlanet: Karting free for PlayStation Plus subscribers.

Square Enix's Wii U exclusive launch of the Director's Cut for Deus Ex: Human Revolution isn't so 'exclusive' after all. It will be coming to Xbox 360, PS3, PC and Mac following "an overwhelming response" from fans. The decision to bring an updated version of Deus Ex: Human Revolution only to Wii U, which includes reworked boss fights, was something of a troubling move for owners of the original.

Founder and general manager Stephane D'Astous of Eidos Montreal, the team responsible for Deus Ex: Human Revolution and Thief, has left the company following "irreconcilable" differences with Square Enix. Eidos brought "three triple As to the market," and despite rave critical reception they "still managed not to respect" financial goals. Square has "some things to learn" about selling games, he says.

The Director's Cut for Eidos Montreal's Deus Ex: Human Revolution is on its way for Nintendo Wii U, hence why this walkthrough trailer is all about using the Wii U Gamepad. What about PC? Don't worry Deus Ex fans because, in case you forgot, Square Enix announced the Director's Cut will also be heading to PC and consoles. We get to see one of the revamped boss fights.

There's doings afoot. Square Enix has filed the paperwork to register more trademarks for Eidos properties Deus Ex and Hitman. Their names are open to significant interpretation to our delight/despair. Hitman Sniper for instance sounds like a continuation of the surprising hit (get it?) that Sniper Challenge proved, which was just fancy marketing for Hitman: Absolution.

Eidos Montreal's David Anfossi has posted what the studio is up to with Deus Ex moving forward. First up he announces that the Director's Cut for Human Revolution is out for all platforms October 22nd/25th. They intend for 'Deus Ex Universe' to "span several connected Deus Ex games," and have begun working a "new game for PC and next-generation" hardware. A concept artwork is teased.

Square Enix has revealed the options for PC gamers that will be available for those interested in the Director's Cut of Deus Ex: Human Revolution.

Eidos Montreal has released a second gameplay walkthrough for the impending Deus Ex: Human Revolution Director's Cut edition, which arrives next week. This time we're in Hengsha at the Alice Garden Pods. Shareable Infologs are teased where players can take pictures in-game, annotate them and then share with friends - it also supports voice messages. The future is here.

It seems no one at the British tabloid The Sun has ever played video games, at least in their tech department, because the paper has listed Sarif Industries, the fictional cybernetics company in Deus Ex: Human Revolution, as a real one.

The relationship between a PC gamer and his mouse is a sacred one, which is why the release of Windows 8.1 is causing a virtual nightmare to unfold. Apparently the updated OS has tinkered where it shouldn't. Something has altered in how Windows 8.1 updates where the cursor is on screen, meaning games that don't take direct raw input from the mouse are suffering terrible cursor-jumping lag.

Square Enix and Eidos Montreal have released the long awaited Director's Cut to Deus Ex: Human Revolution in the US on Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U and PC. Europe and PAL territories must wait until Friday. The overhaul brings with it significant changes like a New Game + mode, second screen features, new augmentations, better visuals, stealth approaches to boss fights, and more.

Eidos Montreal has announced a new web portal Deus Ex: Universe, which is analogous to Halo Waypoint. The service will feature media spin-offs that “will include PC and console games”. The developer also confirmed that a Deus Ex: Human Revolution followup is in development for PC and next-gen.

Not even those fancy augments from his time as Deus Ex: Human Revolution's Adam Jensen could save actor Elias Toufexis from being replaced as the voice of Far Cry 3's Jason Brody as Ubisoft panicked. There was a fear the two characters might get 'confused' and so Elias Toufexis had all his voice work scrapped, which was recorded over two years before Deus Ex debuted.