Deus Ex: Human Revolution wants 'Purity First'
It's not every day we put a purely promotional "viral video" on the site. Square Enix has created a live action promo for its upcoming Deus Ex: Human Revolution that sets up the game's major conflict.
It's not every day we put a purely promotional "viral video" on the site. However, this is not just any ordinary viral video. Square Enix has created a live action promo for its upcoming Deus Ex: Human Revolution, and it does a great job of setting up the game's major conflict. How does society respond to the increasing demand of augmentations? And how does someone get addicted to augmentations? The answers, as you'll see, aren't very pretty.
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replyAndrew Yoon posted a new article, Deus Ex: Human Revolution wants 'Purity First'.
It's not every day we put a purely promotional "viral video" on the site. Square Enix has created a live action promo for its upcoming Deus Ex: Human Revolution that sets up the game's major conflict.-
Fucking brilliant. Cannot wait for this game.
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Yeah, they made a website of the fictitious augmentation corporation: http://sarifindustries.com/en/
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I don't think they're tying it to recent events, this is orchestrated and appears to be part of the game's underlying plot.
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It's tied into a stupid iOS game. There are QR codes hidden in their website you capture with your phone.
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After playing the game in the site and finding the hidden link, here's what I found
http://sarifindustries.com/en/sec/E-SO-SecurityHack.mp4 -
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That video actually makes a convincing argument against augmentations.
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More against the megacorps controlling the augmentation marked, than the concept itself. Unless, of course, that you believe flesh to be inherenty ethically superior than metal.
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