Bush's presidency: a terrorist attack on New York (Statue of Liberty instead of WTC. The premise of the game is the exact same thing as George W. Bush's presidency, you'll already know what it is because the entire plot of the game is basically spoiled for you. You're surely wondering what the plot of a game this great has to be, but, if you've been alive through George W. If you have not played it, you are annoying and sad. Anyone who says they don't like DX is a liar and a bad one at that. This is evidenced by the fact that the game won at least 100 awards and how it is constantly mentioned all the fucking time in b and v game threads. The only possible downside is that the game has really, really, awful, bad graphics, but screw the graphics when you have an actual game and not just over-hyped eye candy. It even managed to fit in every conspiracy in existence and still look good, that takes true skill, damn it. Frickin', goddamn nerds.ĭeus Ex was so well received because it offered a deep plot, awesome soundtracks, very atmospheric maps, tons of features, non-linear game play, excellent writing, and such intricate details that people are still finding bits no one had yet come across. Hours later, though, they were beaten up, anyway. When it was released, because Deus Ex was pretty cool, the nerds who made it (instead of being beaten up for being goddamn nerds) received fine food and drink. It's especially awesome compared to games of the now like Halo.

The game was great fun when it came out, and is even more fun now because there's just so much to it. Deus Ex (Pronounced 'Day-ass-sex', you useless fucks) was created in the 1990s years ago by a bunch of basement dwelling, tin foil hat wearing nerds.

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