"It was more of a logistic problem more than anything else and having enough people to make sure it's all on the same level, all the time.
As far as the art style of the first came out over ten years ago, and Ion was pushing system limitations with the game then. Eidos Montreal was established in 2007 and does not have the manpower to effectively develop all three versions at once. The only valid complaint there is the hyper-futuristic city, and you can blame Squares affinity for that kind of art direction. The reason for the partnership is due to logistics, Dugas said. It's the same game and the same creative team taking care of it." It would tie the game thematically to Invisible War in a subtle way so as to not attract its Hate Dom, as well as providing a way for all. The Adam we will play as in Mankind Divided is a clone of the Adam from Deus Ex: Human Revolution. It's the exact same process, except that the programmers aren't in the same office. The game is set in 2029, which is stated to be the year of JCs birth according to the Deus Ex Bible. We review and then give comments about what works and what doesn't. "All the design and changes to the design has been done in Montreal and sent to ," he told Shacknews.
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In the upcoming interview, Dugas promises that the team at Eidos Montreal is very involved with the game's PC version. Well, it was done in-house, but with a partnership." He finds several members of the Motor City Bangers standing near an entrance into the industrial park and asks if they know what's going on inside. When asked whether or not the PC version was developed in-house, Dugas told Shack: "No. Mission 4:Highland Park Adam disembarks just outside Highland Park, an abandoned industrial area. You guys are REALLY overreacting with the PC thing, they're still doing the PC version, they're just outsourcing stuff like bug testing because they're incredibly low on manpower.
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