New Deus Ex: Human Revolution Dev Diary

By Nick Santangelo

The developers talk about Human Revolution's sound design.

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With Deus Ex: Human Revolution being set about 25 years prior to the original Deus Ex, the sound team at Eidos Montreal wanted to make things sound a bit less electronic. That being said, electronic instruments were still used to represent characters that are more cyborg than human. On the flip side, more organic music was implemented for the characters leaning towards the human side of the equation. Human Revolution releases on August 23rd in North America for Xbox 360, PS3 and PC.

[Video via YouTube]

[Image via Gaming Zenith.]

Nick Santangelo
Nick Santangelo
Nick Santangelo

MASH Veteran

Nick has been a gamer since the 8-bit days and a member of the MTB editorial team since January of 2011. He is not to be interrupted while questing his way through an RPG or desperately clinging to hope against all reason that his Philly sports teams will win any given game he may be watching. Seriously folks, reading this acknowledges that you relieve MTB of any and all legal liability for his actions.

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