The first story-based download content for Deus Ex: Human Revolution, called The Missing Link, is now available for download on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360, with Square Enix and Eidos Montreal also releasing a special launch trailer for it.Deus Ex: Human Revolution impressed legions of gamers back in August when it was rele... |
19 October 2011
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Video game publisher Square Enix and the developers at Eidos Montreal have launched a new video for their upcoming downloadable content Missing Link, which will extend the play time for Deus Ex: Human Revolution.The new video is a walkthrough and allows the player to hear the dulcet tones of one of the game developer... |
11 October 2011
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The developers at Eidos Montreal have announced that the new boss battle included in the Missing Link downloadable content for Deus Ex: Human Revolution has been designed entirely by the studio and allows the player a number of choices on how to deal with their enemy.Marc-Andre Dufort, who is the main producer workin... |
26 September 2011
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The upcoming Missing Link downloadable content for Deus Ex: Human Revolution has received a proper trailer, not just a teaser one like before, as well as some fresh details and screenshots of the new adventures players will be able to experience next month.
Deus Ex: Human Revolution impressed a huge number of game... |
12 September 2011
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Researchers in China and the United Kingdom have identified the first convincing set of pieces of evidence hinting at an unusual and controversial type of evolution, when they have discovered the remains of a peculiar flying lizard. The animal seems to have been in the habit of hunting other flying creatures during i... |
14 October 2009
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Anthropologists and biologists have long hypothesized that birds are the modern descendants of dinosaurs, which evolved and developed flight capabilities as an adaptation to their surrounding, or as a form of defense. However, a major gap in the theory was, until now, the fact that archaeological digs failed to uncov... |
18 June 2009
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A fossil discovered in Germany has the potential to change the way we look at our own evolutionary pattern, its discoverers say. The 47-million-year-old “missing link” is about 20 times older than any of the other preserved remains of our ancestors, and it's also 95 percent complete, which means that... |
20 May 2009
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A new turtle fossil, unearthed in China, proves that the animal indeed evolved its underside shell before the one on its back, according to the anthropologists who had the opportunity of looking at the find. Estimated at about 220 million-years old, the most primitive turtle ever discovered was most likely a swimmer,... |
27 November 2008
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The fossil of an animal that lived on Earth some 290 million years ago, having features resembling those of frogs and salamanders alike, has been found during the 1990s in Texas by a paleontologist and colleagues from the Smithsonian Institution. The fossil remained in the collection of the National Museum of Natural... |
22 May 2008
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