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The Gritty Golden Cities of Deus Ex: Human Revolution

In order to create the most immersive settings possible for Deus Ex: Human Revolution, the Eidos Montreal team had to build shining cities of the future from the ground up, and then they had to get them dirty. Read… 7/08/11 1:40pm 7/08/11 1:40pm

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The Gritty Golden Cities of Deus Ex: Human Revolution