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'''Deus Ex: Human Revolution''' (also known as '''Deus Ex 3''') is the third in the {{c|Deus Ex}} [[role-playing game]] series and is a prequel to the award-winning [[Deus Ex]]. The game was developed by [[Eidos Montreal]] in co-production with [[Square Enix]], who was responsible for the CG sequences and publishing. Human Revolution was announced on [[May 17]], [[2007]], in an interview with Patrick Melchior, the director of Eidos France, on the French-Canadian television show M. Net (on MusiquePlus). Neither Warren Spector nor Harvey Smith, who were the main creative directors behind the first two games, were attached to the project. | '''Deus Ex: Human Revolution''' (also known as '''Deus Ex 3''') is the third in the {{c|Deus Ex}} [[role-playing game]] series and is a prequel to the award-winning [[Deus Ex]]. The game was developed by [[Eidos Montreal]] in co-production with [[Square Enix]], who was responsible for the CG sequences and publishing. Human Revolution was announced on [[May 17]], [[2007]], in an interview with Patrick Melchior, the director of Eidos France, on the French-Canadian television show M. Net (on MusiquePlus). Neither Warren Spector nor Harvey Smith, who were the main creative directors behind the first two games, were attached to the project. | ||
