   Deus Ex 2
  Not sure if you guys have seen these yet, I did a quick search and didn''t find anything.But here are some videos of Deus Ex 2Graphically I don''t think it looks as good as HL2 or DOOMIII, but I''m really looking foward to this one because the first was so awesome.  And it uses the same physics engine as HL2.   __________________________________________ I am Spiderman and I''m hitting things!I will scoop you into oblivion!Radical Racers
  Following the announcement of HL2, Deus Ex 2 seems to have lost some of its impact. It does, however, still offer significant steps forward in the field of AI and in the ability to create a solid, believable game world.About the physics: I don't think that the physics engine has been as thouroughly integrated as in HL2, but it is still leaps and bounds ahead of just about all titles that are currently on the market.   [edited by - Voice Of Tango on August 18, 2003 8:00:58 PM];  Yeah, all I've heard is that they both use the Havok physics engine, I suppose what they do with it is up to them.For a little more info on the game itself you can check out the Deus Ex homepage.  Part of the reason I'm so excited about it is how real they are trying to make the world seem.  They claim it's supposed to be the most "advanced go-anywhere-do-anything" game ever, so I hope they do good in that department.  I remember reading something Warren Specter (sp?) about how in the first one the fact that you had to kill 3 people to complete the game was a fault in the design, or something like that.  Should be cool.   [edited by - Rixter on August 18, 2003 8:14:31 PM];  I can''t wait for DX2, I loved Deus Ex I and I''m waiting to get the second one. Half Life 2 is good, of course, but that doesn''t change my interest in Deus Ex II at all ;quote:Original post by Rixter  Part of the reason I''m so excited about it is how real they are trying to make the world seem.  They claim it''s supposed to be the most "advanced go-anywhere-do-anything" game ever, so I hope they do good in that department.Yeah, it makes big steps forward when compared to the original Deus Ex, which was already pretty advanced in that respect. There was quite an in-depth feature in Edge quite a while ago, and it all looked really impressive. ;  DX2 will be fantastic. I found Deus Ex to be a far superior game to Half-Life and I think the lack of buzz is because there aren''t enough counter strike script kiddies playing DX.As for Half-Life 2, really, I could care less. I don''t understand why everyone is so bent out of shape over it. ;  Half-Life is more of a straight FPS. HL2 is gonna provide sheer exhileration, while Deus Ex 2 will prolly give us a bit more depth. ;  Hehehehe First*, Doom 3 is shown. "it''s going to revolutionary!"Then, Half-Life 2 is shown. "Doom 3 will just be scary but HL2 will give more depth".Now, "HL2 is gonna provide sheer exhileration, while Deus Ex 2 will prolly give us a bit more depth. "Ah, the wonderful cycle of gaming hype. Anyone want to bet on which game comes next? (*I realize Deus Ex 2 info has been around for a while I''m just describing how people have reacted to things - I never heard any Doom 3 vs DE2 comparisons before) ;  It''s because D3 and HL2 have some in common, and HL2 nad DX2 have some in common, but D3 and DX2 don''t have much in common (except that they''re bot 3d games, that is) ;quote:Original post by LockePick   (*I realize Deus Ex 2 info has been around for a while I'm just describing how people have reacted to things - I never heard any Doom 3 vs DE2 comparisons before)   That is pretty funny, but I think nobody has compared DOOM III and Deus Ex 2 is because if you have a spectrum with crazy shoot 'em up on one side, and the opposite on the other, it would be like this:<--Crazy---------------------------------------Opposite-->DOOM III-----------------------HL2-------------------DE2Or something like that.So it's hard to compare DOOM III and DE2, except in the most general of ways.   [edited by - Rixter on August 18, 2003 10:50:55 PM]