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The first episode of DigitalPh33r's groundbreaking new Halo 3 machinima series, Deus Ex Machina. John Brent, with the help of his best friend Michael Jacobs, is a now reluctant superhero, and is Salvation City's only hope. Crime and murder is rampant throughout the city streets, and dangerous, gene-altering drugs are spreading among the weak and desperate. John's first case has him going after a petty thief with a horrifying secret. |
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by DigitalPh33r
John Brent (Deus Ex Machina) wreaks havoc on Salvation City thanks to the alien parasite that has bonded with him, making him stronger and faster but also cruel and merciless. After a frightening visit with Michael, John then goes after the man who tried to assassinate him (Behemoth), but John's attempted murder comes to an unexpected halt. |
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by DigitalPh33r
Things are looking grim. John Brent (Deus Ex Machina) has been buried alive by Derek Owen (Plague) and his henchmen, with no hope of getting out. What's worse, Michael is being forced to make a deal with Derek in which John's life hangs in the balance. Things take a strange turn however during what was supposed to be a simple errand. |
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by DigitalPh33r
The first part of a two part series finale. The UNSC has deployed two officers to execute John Brent (Deus Ex Machina), and John is feeling like he is beginning to lose his mind. After John decides to abandon his friend Michael and his role as Deus Ex Machina, he encounters a new dangerous villain who threatens the city by unleashing a powerful robotic duplicate of Deus Ex Machina built to dispense a lethal biological virus in exactly twenty-four hours. |
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by DigitalPh33r
With Derek Owen (Plague) and most of his men taken down, things are beginning to look up for John Brent (Deus Ex Machina) and his friend Michael Jacobs, as well as the rest of Salvation City's inhabitants, until an otherworldly parasite crash lands on Earth and John makes a terrible mistake that will haunt him for the rest of his life. |
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by DigitalPh33r
Deus Ex Machina (John Brent) recovers from a nearly fatal gunshot to the head, and returns one month later to the hellish Salvation City to save his friend Michael, and to execute the villains that have seized control of it, one by one. |
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A video with the Deus Ex theme music.
I think it's pretty cool. The game was develloped by Ion Storm inc. and published by Edios Interactive.
If you havnen't played the game before I suggest giving it a try. The storyline is awesome and the gameplay is pretty good. |
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by DigitalPh33r
It's Christmas in Salvation City and all is well, that is until John Brent is nearly killed in an assassination attempt. Upon further investigation, John, once again with the help of his friend Michael, discover a horrifying truth regarding the people behind the distribution of the genetic augmentation drugs. |
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by - DigitalPh33r
The continuation of episode one, named "Decapitator".
John Brent obeys the cryptic message he got in the last episode and travels to the island plaza with the help of his friend Michael. Things take a horrific turn however when the man behind the robberies kidnaps John and offers him as food to his terrifying "assistant". |
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===READ THIS===
I KNOW ITS A SKULL. The unknown picture is a skull, yes. All comments will be deleted containing any variation of "LUKZ LIEK ASKOLL"
An error in the analysis:
When I said the picture contains the letters I,N,V,M, I was wrong. They are roman numerals, depicting the Decalogue.
An early analysis of the flashing sequence in the Deus Ex 3 trailer.
I got the names of "Studies of the Shoulder and Neck, A Study of the Spine, and Detail of Anatomical Studies of the Muscles of the Neck, Shoulder, Chest and Arm by Leonardo da Vinci, Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp by Rembrandt, Lament For Icarus by Herbert James Draper" from the Deus Ex 3 wikipedia article.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deus_Ex_3
=Also, for a (civilized & intelligent, no spam or insulting) discussion into Deus Ex 3, please visit the Alpha Deus Ex 3 forum:
http://www.dxalpha.co.uk/forum/viewforum.php?f=124 |
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Download Link: http://jadiepoo.com/dx/OST/
Released in 2000, Deus Ex's depth of narrative and complexity still outshines modern shooters such as Crysis and Bioshock. Playing as UNATCO agent J.C Denton, the player must travel across the globe while unraveling a web of conspiracies that threaten the very concept of freedom. The soundtrack, composed by Alexander Brandon, Michiel van den Bos and Dan Gardopee was released with early versions of the GOTY edition of Deus Ex and masterfully complements the bleak, gritty feel of the game.
Deus Ex is © Eidos Interactive |
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Paris level. |
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The song written in the mid 2005. |
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My CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) machine arrives and Jim (the respiratory therapist) shows me how to use it.
Much thanks to Jim for his patience and dedication. I have been lucky to have the best healthcare providers in this experience. |
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× deus ex machine
○ deus ex machina |
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Fear the grey goo. |
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C64 Demo Deus Ex Machina (on real C64 captured with tv card).
This time I captured the demo by connecting my tv card to my real C64. No emulator used and better quality than the camrip I did last time. The sound is much better with a real C64 than with an emulator.
This Video ends with the Scroller. I will upload another video with the pictures at the end of the demo and with disabled scroller. |
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=READ ALL OF THIS=
As I've have said a million times before and will continue to say, the Animus series is an experimental series in which it's only purpose is for me to flex what I can do with Deus Ex filming. The series is not based on story, because it's an experimental series.
I don't want to hear your negative comments, because if you have anything besides constructive criticism, than you are a complete idiot and will be removed from all possible involvement with Global Node.
Animus Chapter I was an introduction. Animus Chapter II was a staged attack. Animus Chapter III was incredibly long takes (the film being completed in only 3 takes). Animus Chapter IV is experimenting with a funeral scene.
I've said too much already.
Credits:
Steve
Entity
Jack Ryan (Forcefield)
Lateralus |
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Short teaser for upcoming movie Deus Ex Machina by Panoptic Films. A full theatrical trailer will be coming soon.
This teaser was first premiered in PETHS Cabaret 2007.
http://panopticfilms.blogspot.com/ |
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Beauty song |
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Deus Ex: "The conspiracy" Helios ending
Ripped from the game itself, by Mr Cyberpunk of the OTP forums.
This is from the PS2 version of Deus ex which had cinematic endings and intros instead of in-engine like the PC version. |
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07.07.07 PRR supports Porcupine Tree and plays tremendous show with one new song.
Posted with permission of member of the band ;) |
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It's raining! Raining cats! Add me on Xbox live on: ApogeeNINJA |
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Kelly & The KellyGirls "Catherine Deneuve & The Deus Ex Machina"
Song written & performed by R. Kelly Clipperton (Kelly & The KellyGirls)
Video directed & edited by Alon Isocianu
DOP: Darren White |
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Video de Vacuum, Canción de Deus Ex Makina. |
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this cannon was a contest entry at spudfiles.com so thats why it says vote for deus ex machina at the end
Deus Ex Machina (deus ex mâchinâ) is a Latin phrase that when directly translated it means "god out of machine" the phrase is used to describe divine intervention of the gods or a supernatural change in fate
this is the name of my spud gun
it's the first spud gun to use ejecting cartridges
technical stuff: the gun is pneumatically operated and is connected to an air compressor for pneumatic tools or regulated CO2, it uses a sprinkler valve and a blowgun valve modified my me not remains open normally so air from the input goes into the sprinkler valve shuts the diaphragm while filling the chamber/stock with compressed air and when squeezed it closes off the input and releases pressure from the sprinkler valve port making the valve open
the receiver works similar to a bolt action rifle with a fixed magazine, and the cartridges eject when the rim hits a bolt screwed into the opposite side of the ejection port so they flick out of the port
you can learn more by searching the name at spudfiles.com
links: http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/deus-ex-machina-t7864.html
http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=69587&
the 3way concept by established in clide's gun: http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=160&
very general how to on loading mechanism
http://www.spudfiles.com/forums/deus-ex-machina-how-to-t8418.html |
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Deus Ex (2000) was widely praised for its melodious and ambient music which incorporates a number of genres, such as classical, jazz, and techno.
The soundtrack of Deus Ex was extolled by critics for aptly complementing the gritty and haunting atmosphere predominant throughout the game.
All listed tracks were composed by Alexander Brandon, Dan Gardopee, Michiel van den Bos and Reeves Gabrels. A compact disc of the Deus Ex soundtrack was only included in the "Game of the Year" edition and is not available for separate purchase, but all tracks are readily available on the internet. Originally only thirty tracks were included with the re-release, with tracks thirty-one through forty-one considered as extras.
During play, the music will change to a different iteration of the current song based on the player's actions. For instance, this usually occurs when the player starts a conversation, engages in combat, or transitions to the next level. |
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I threw in some screenshots courtesy of Visual Walkthroughs.
http://www.visualwalkthroughs.com/deusex/deusex.htm
Deus Ex (2000) was widely praised for its melodious and ambient music which incorporates a number of genres, such as classical, jazz, and techno.
The soundtrack of Deus Ex was extolled by critics for aptly complementing the gritty and haunting atmosphere predominant throughout the game.
All listed tracks were composed by Alexander Brandon, Dan Gardopee, Michiel van den Bos and Reeves Gabrels. A compact disc of the Deus Ex soundtrack was only included in the "Game of the Year" edition and is not available for separate purchase, but all tracks are readily available on the internet. Originally only thirty tracks were included with the re-release, with tracks thirty-one through forty-one considered as extras.
During play, the music will change to a different iteration of the current song based on the player's actions. For instance, this usually occurs when the player starts a conversation, engages in combat, or transitions to the next level. |
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An old trailer of Deus Ex 2 Invisble War, uploaded for the fact its actually a pretty decent trailer :D |
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de·us ex ma·chi·na
1 : a god introduced by means of a crane in ancient Greek and Roman drama to decide the final outcome
2 : a person or thing (as in fiction or drama) that appears or is introduced suddenly and unexpectedly and provides a contrived solution to an apparently insoluble difficulty
This is the first in a series of short silent films put to music set in nature. 'Deux Ex Machina' which loosely translates from Latin as 'God from Machine' is the title for this series. I think this is an appropriate title because nature is what God has created and I have captured it on my digital camera (the machine).
Just a forewarning about the quality of this video: No, it wasn't shot on an actual video camera and the video you see is Quicktime video (MOV) converted to the common Microsoft video format (AVI) and then layered with music and edited in Windows Movie Maker for the final product.
That is just the way my camera shoots video, so do not criticize it on quality of conversion because it looks excellent on the camera playback, but horrible after it is ported. It was also early in the evening (about 7:30), so that would explain why it is so dark. I just didn't have good lighting. Maybe next time I'll shoot earlier or find a decent portable light source.
It is also an amateur attempt to create an independent short form video like many at the Sundance film festival might enjoy. At best, I would say it fits some of the criteria to make it a 'Dogme 95' avant-garde film.
Some of my future projects may include real sound but only if I bring my mp3 player that records WAV sound along and shoot the sound simultaneously with the video (as my camera can only shoot motion picture).
Enough of the technical mumbo-jumbo, on to the director's explanation of the meaning behind the video.
Yes, the title is 'Deux Ex Machina Vol. I', but what does that mean to me? This video describes the feeling of a lucid dream. A dream in which you feel like you are actually there and interacting with your surroundings. That is why this video was shot from Point of View. The actual 'deux ex machina' described in the title is one's awakening (the device) from this dreamland. That is why you will notice me running away at the end. That is my awakening.
The song I chose for this film was 'Isobel' by one of my favorite artists, Björk. I love her music and whenever I listen to it I feel like I am being transported to another world of relaxation and happiness. The song 'Isobel' is about a girl by the same name who was born of and raised by the forest and is suddenly startled by her changing surroundings filled with modern amenities such as cities, buildings, and factories spewing filth into the sky. She is surprised and scared because it is unlike anything she has ever seen before. I think the song is appropriate because it describes the feeling of the dream scape and the harsh reality of awakening to the modern world.
As I draw to a close, I hope that everyone enjoys 'Deux Ex Machina Vol. I' and I hope that everyone will stay tuned for its inevitable sequel as well as other projects I plan to make in the future.
Thank you for watching!
Lates,
Andy ^_^
COMMENTS AND CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM ARE WELCOME AND HIGHLY APPRECIATED.
(C)2007 AWW PRODUCTIONS. IF YOU WISH TO USE PART OR ALL OF THE VIDEO PLEASE CONTACT THE DIRECTOR AT JANGO52577@YAHOO.COM. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. |
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All rights to this video belong to Digitalph33r.
This video was a tribute to the Deus Ex Machina series. Digitalph33r has done amazing things for the machinima community. |
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fanvideo
made by:
me
made with:
Adobe photoshop CS3
windows moviemaker |
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Ok, before everyone spams me with rude messages declaring planescape (Or BG2, or KOTOR, ect...) to have better moments of severe non-linearity, let me explain: Deus Ex was a shooter, and much like System Shock before it, the game was deep enough to make people confuse it with RPGs.
The moment you are watching here is one in which you are told to kill the leader of the rebel group you have been hired to eliminate. Throughout the game, you are given clues that reveal the true (insidious) nature of your employers. So, you might think...could I kill my superior officer and save the rebel leader without breaking the game?
Amazingly, you can...and the game's storyline changes because of it. I know with Bioshock it has now become old hat...but I always thought Deus Ex was a game of epic proportions that was way ahead of its time.
all useless hyperbole aside, this moment is what had sold me on the game when I first played it, and it really stands out as one of the best "non-linear" story moments in gaming. |
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Deus Ex Machina of Moi Dix Mois live during their Fated ~Raison d'etre~ tour in Europe
From their dvd filmed in Paris, France
Enjoy ^^ |
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Part two of a short comedy about a playwright's quest for glory. Part one can be viewed here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0xlFJW7-Tc
Written by G.L. Horton.
Directed by Katie Nabors.
Strarring:
Justica Solomon as The Playwright,
Lisa Klein as Dionysus,
and Colin Parsons as Euripedes
"Deus Ex Machina" appeared as part of a collection of short, student directed comedies at Oakland University in Rochester, MI. Performance dates were December 6 and 7, 2007. |
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by DigitalPh33r.
The trailer for the upcoming fifth episode of Deus Ex Machina, entitled "Execution". |
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Harvey Smith talks with Warren Spector about what went wrong with Deus Ex: Invisible War. Part of Warren Spector's Master Class at the University of Texas. |
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The prologue of the series to deus ex Festschrift. Made by Alex Barry, (Canals).
My appologies that the text is blurry, if you want the full size version i will send it to you by e mail, just send me a message regarding that you want Deus Ex Festschrift prologue. |
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In case the intro text is unreadable it says :
"If there was no insanity,
It would be necessary to create it.
-Catbag"
the mod can be found at
http://plaza.ufl.edu/dmitrid/rnd/Malkavian.rar
or
http://plaza.ufl.edu/dmitrid/rnd/Malkavian.zip
Its made by me and syphonbyte. |
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An object animation. The music was given. |
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C64 Demo Deus Ex Machina on my real C64 - i filmed my TV while my C64 was playing the demo.
It is amazing what is possible with such a slow cpu and such a small memory.
It is funny how the flickering effects (can be seen only on the video, did not occur on the tv screen) are going with the music at the beginning.
I had to cut a bit of the beginning to fit the video into the 10 minutes limit. |
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The cinematic from the PS2 version of Deus Ex
Ripped from the game itself, by Mr Cyberpunk of the OTP forums
This is from the PS2 version of Deus ex which had cinematic endings and intros instead of in-engine like the PC version. |
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Quick runthrough of the hated first level of Deus Ex since some people can't seem to get past it and it turns them away from a truly awesome game. It's really quite easy, I even go through the front door and kill a few dudes. |
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The beginning of incorporating neo-classical interpretation into their trademark military drumworks
Official Homepage: http://www.inthenursery.com Myspace Bandpage: http://www.myspace.com/inthenursery |
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In 2004 my band recorded our first album, titled Deus ex Machina. I went back and looked at all the footage that David C. had shot and re-edited down to a more viewable length. Most of it had music already in it so I did my best to work around it. There is some music that isn't ours but a couple of the songs are from the finished CD. (FYI the bald guy is our recording engineer.) Add us on myspace.com/netzer and the cd is available at cdbaby.com/cd/netzer. |
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Deus ex: The Conspiracy Illuminati ending
Ripped from the game itself, by Mr Cyberpunk of the OTP forums
This is from the PS2 version of Deus ex which had cinematic endings and intros instead of in-engine like the PC version. |
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This Is Rom Hack With Rockman2.
The Hack Is So Difficult That Ordinary Person Can't To Clear.And Programer's FANTASTIC Ideas Game System.
The Hack Was Made Which From In Japang.
ロックマン２のハックロムです。制作者MISTY氏。
難易度が高いことが特徴で、何よりアイデアが秀逸です。バスターの速度や武器の改造もなされていてかなり凝った内容の改造作品となっている。 |
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video for the track Deus Ex from the drum and bass producer SPL (sound pressure levels). Taken from the 'Death EP' |
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Deus ex: The Conspiracy Dark Age ending
Ripped from the game itself, by Mr Cyberpunk of the OTP forums
This is from the PS2 version of Deus ex which had cinematic endings and intros instead of in-engine like the PC version. |
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Official Trailer of Deus Ex (2000)
Its graphic might be old but its soul never will be ;) |
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Episode 3 of Deus Ex: Reductio ad Vis features the third mission of Deus Ex where you must find out which air field the terrorists plan to use to move the cargo they stole. I skip all the investigative stuff by just knowing two door codes.
This video also includes what I call "Deus Ex: Unhinged" where in one run the game broke in a strange way. Usually I run everything in these videos at at least double speed, but Unhinged runs at normal speed so you don't miss it. |
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It's finally here! The teaser trailer for the third installment of the Deus Ex series.
According to Wikipedia, the images flashed at the end of the trailer are:
*Eugenics head proportions diagram
*A depiction of Hell
*''Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp'' by Rembrandt
*An unknown image
*Lower case greek letter phi (the golden ratio in mathematics, art and architecture)
*Augmentation detail
*''Lament For Icarus'' by Herbert James Draper
*An x-ray image of a human chest
*A USG image
*A diagram of a logarithmic equiangular spiral
*An x-ray image of a human skull
*An image of a couple, with the girl having a mechanical arm
*Prosthetic limbs in a box
*Biopolitic Vote 2027, a voting card with a red X on it
*A sign saying 'Augmented people enter from the back'
*A sign 'We do not welcome augmented people here'
*Unknown mathematical graph
*A blurred picture of a street
*Photo of riot police
*An unknown building
*Roman numbers
*A lowercase italic letter 'h' in brackets, possibly the Planck constant |
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just as the title states |
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Harvey Smith talks with Warren Spector about the development process for Deus Ex. Part of Warren Spector's Master Class at the University of Texas. |
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