Deus Ex: The Conspiracy cinematic intro

Video Title :	Deus Ex: The Conspiracy cinematic intro
Description :	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. EDIT-June 5, 08: added annotations for the PS2 explanation, and cut lines. The annotation will come up right when the cut line is supposed to be said. For the full effect; pause the video when it comes up, read it, then continue the video.
Views :	32975
Rating :	4.77
Keywords, Tags :	Deus Ex PS2 Page Walton Conspiracy JC Denton
Video Length :	2 : 9

Comments :

Even with all that extra stuff, I still say the PC version is better. All those graphics, interface, soundtrack, and maps for me still couldn't quite compensate for the cuts in the dialogue in the PS2 version compared to the PC version. It just seems so incomplete with those cuts...

I have The Conspiracy AND Game of the Year Edition and I like the PS2 version way better. The intro is better on the PS2 version because it's more dramatic, the graphics are better, the interface is better, the soundtrack is better, and the maps are better. The only things I would complain about are the logo isn't nearly as cool, the load times, and no multiplayer (which sucked anyway). I also would complain about performance, but I have to disable one of my cores to properly run the PC version.

Ha, how much replics was been cut, this sucks! Censorship?

I prefer the dialogue for the PC opening, cutting the lines removes some of the better moments of the scene IMO

this is happening today

Better graphics, but I only played it when my PC didn't work with me.

I much preferred the original, even today.

Agreed. The only neat thing that I wished was in the PC version is how the ending of the introduction cut-scene mirrors the Illumanti's ending cut-scene. It makes JC and Morgan further look like they've become exactly what they've tried so hard to destroy.

Yup, its because the "sky" in deus ex was basically justa 2d backdrop, and the WTC was so huge it exceeded the pixel limit. So no conspiracy this time lol

I like the annotations, for the record!