After a week of deciphering codes, the Deus Ex community has found a clue to a Deus Ex: Human Revolution announcement tease.

You can save the world by crawling through air vents. Or shooting. It’s you’re choice and experimenting is the core of Deus Ex: Human Revolution.

The latest developer feature on Deus Ex: Human Revolution focuses on the game’s sound, covering music, sound effects, and voice-acting.

Square Enix have put together a free digital magazine about their upcoming games.

Adam Jensen “levels up” in a way. He earns praxis points, which can be spent on augmentations. That’s the entire Deus Ex: Human Revolution augmentation grid, as shared by Square Enix Japan.

The lead game designer on Deus Ex: Human Revolution discusses how Eidos took the essence of the series and made it their own.

A social and hacking trailer for Deus Ex: Human Revolution.

Square Enix noted the Japanese version of Deus Ex: Human Revolution has a few edits from the North American release.

A new Deus Ex: Human Revolution trailer gets you caught up on the different aspects of the game and how they come together.

Eidos Montreal discuss how sneaking around, augmentation upgrades, enemy A.I. and story lead to different experiences in Deus Ex: Human Revolution.

A short while ago, Square Enix showed off a live-action “trailer” for Deus Ex: Human Revolution at Comic-Con.

Aside from publishing Prince of Persia: The Sands of Times as a first party game in Japan, Sony has sat on the sidelines when it came to overseas releases. Sony Computer Entertainment Japan changed their stance with the World Game Project.

Adam talks quite a bit in a new Deus Ex trailer.

Also see a behind the scenes video of the Eidos Montreal team explaining the game’s setting.