It was E3 2010 when the reveal trailer for Deus Ex: Human Revolution was first showed. Having not grown up with the original Deus Ex, this was pretty much my first true experience with the series. The powerful, dark narrative of the trailer along with it's bladerunner-esque cyberpunk style and slowly building soundtrack from Michael McCann peaked my interest. There is just so much going on in this trailer, from mythical allusions, baroque era references, world and story building, character development. It's absolutely nuts. And it's awesome.
Monday, August 31, 2015
Hey guys! So today, I decided to take a look back at something that really caught my attention a few years back.
It was E3 2010 when the reveal trailer for Deus Ex: Human Revolution was first showed. Having not grown up with the original Deus Ex, this was pretty much my first true experience with the series. The powerful, dark narrative of the trailer along with it's bladerunner-esque cyberpunk style and slowly building soundtrack from Michael McCann peaked my interest. There is just so much going on in this trailer, from mythical allusions, baroque era references, world and story building, character development. It's absolutely nuts. And it's awesome.
It was E3 2010 when the reveal trailer for Deus Ex: Human Revolution was first showed. Having not grown up with the original Deus Ex, this was pretty much my first true experience with the series. The powerful, dark narrative of the trailer along with it's bladerunner-esque cyberpunk style and slowly building soundtrack from Michael McCann peaked my interest. There is just so much going on in this trailer, from mythical allusions, baroque era references, world and story building, character development. It's absolutely nuts. And it's awesome.
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