10 Statement of Deus EX that need to be know.

Delve into the world of the futuristic thriller on PS3 with game director Jean-Francois Dugas and producer David Anfossi.

1. Hacking
The hacking mini-game in Deus Ex: Human Revolution is deep, original, engaging and quite tense. There are also plenty of rewards for completing certain hacks, so it's up to you to decide whether you want to go that extra mile to get those rewards. You'll end up reading insightful emails and gain access to security systems to disarm cameras, turrets and even robots.
2. Augmentations

Augmentations are the stars of Deus Ex: Human Revolution. They offer you a unique gameplay experience. Augmentations support the four pillars of the game: combat, stealth, social and hacking. They also tie into the overarching theme of the game: transhumanism. A favourite augmentation of mine is Smart Vision, which allows you to see through things. This augmentation ability is great for allowing you to plan your next move.
3. The look
We definitely feel like we managed to craft a beautiful, credible and original world in Deus Ex: Human Revolution. When we were thinking about how to revive the Deus Ex series, we knew we wanted the game to look different, and never thought we would do it as deeply as we did. Take the time to explore every corner, back alley and office; there is always something or someone telling a story about the people that inhabit those spaces.
4. Story
We like to think that with Deus Ex: Human Revolution we managed to craft a deep storyline that hooks you until the end. Our characters are fleshed out, nothing is ever what it seems and the premise of the story touches on subjects that, as people, we care about. Even though the story is quite epic in scope, we believe it's still a very personal and emotional one.
5. Takedowns

We don't know why, but in Deus Ex: Human Revolution they always feel satisfying, even after repeated use. This is probably because each one is so brutal, in addition to the fact that we have so many. What we did find is that takedowns tend to stay fresh in the long run.
6. Choices and consequences
The story in Deus Ex: Human Revolution is somewhat linear, although how it unfolds hinges on your actions. Not all choices are clearly mapped out in front of you. Most are inherent to how you deal with certain situations and encounters. This makes for an incredibly personal experience. It also adds to replay value, which means you'll be able to play through the game a number of times in different ways and experience multiple outcomes.
7. Genre blender
Deus Ex: Human Revolution mixes four different types of gameplay: combat, stealth, hacking and social. Each one is engaging and rewarding in its own right. What we are most proud of is how we managed to mix these mechanics elegantly together into one cohesive experience.
8. Stealth

It's incredibly satisfying to sneak around enemies without being seen in Deus Ex: Human Revolution. Try to take them down from behind while avoiding detection or eavesdrop on conversations - this is a great way to gain hints. Stealth is really engaging and makes you feel like you've outsmarted every enemy. It's definitely a more demanding approach to playing the game, but the payoff is worth it.
9. Fridges
Yes, you read that right - fridges. Not only can they can be picked up and used to access hard to reach areas or thrown at annoying characters, they're also great portable cover. Although we mention just the fridges here, there are lots of other objects in Deus Ex: Human Revolution that act as portable cover. Look out for them.
10. Side missions

Side missions in Deus Ex: Human Revolution are actually quite lengthy and play a part in the overall story arc. They allow you to learn a great deal about different characters, organizations and the themes in the game. We like to think of them as fleshed out stories that, even on their own, are as compelling as the main storyline. They're not easy; they involve tough decisions that you're going to have to make, and in the world of Deus Ex: Human Revolution nothing is ever black and white.
Pick up a copy of Deus Ex: Human Revolution on PlayStation 3 on 26 August 2011 and embark on a thrilling adventure into the future.

New Games Line Up For Playstation Move

A fantastically varied line-up of PlayStation Move games is just around the corner. Get a sneak preview here...

DanceStar Party
So you think you can dance? DanceStar Party on PlayStation 3 will give you the opportunity to prove it alongside some of the biggest pop acts on the planet, with 40 of the catchiest tunes accompanied by original music videos. There are 160 body-rocking dance routines to master, and you'll earn extra points by hooking up SingStar microphones and recruiting your friends to belt out those choruses.

Fine-tune your performance using the precision of PS Move, and get ready to tear up the dance floor on PS3.
Resistance 3

War with the Chimera has left 1950s America devastated in Resistance 3 on PS3. As Joseph Capelli, arm yourself with the ultimate secret weapon as you join up with pockets of human resistance: the PlayStation Move sharp shooter.

Pin down and destroy the brutal alien invaders with unparalleled accuracy, as you wield a range of new weapons in the fight for humanity's survival, including the Bullseye and the Marksman. Join the fightback on PS3 on 9 September 2011.

LittleBigPlanet 2 Move
Sackboy is on the move in his latest and most extensive downloadable content yet. The LittleBigPlanet 2 Move pack features exciting new Play mode missions as well as a raft of new tools and materials to inspire you in Create mode.

Use the Brain Crane to levitate objects, create levels and mini-games using the Movinator and take advantage of the PS Move motion controller to give your creativity a huge boost when the LittleBigPlanet Move pack hits PlayStation Store in September 2011.

Medieval Moves

Epic adventure runs through the very bones of Medieval Moves on PS3, as the dashing Prince Edmund becomes the skeletal Prince Deadmund. He's not about to let being dead scupper his plans to reclaim his castle from the evil sorcerer Morgrimm, however.

Seamlessly transform your PlayStation Move motion controller into a sword, a bow and throwing stars with a flick of your wrist as you battle through an undead army in this vibrant fantasy. 

EyePet & Friends
Nurturing and befriending your own pet was the enchanting purpose of EyePet Move Edition. Now, you'll see why two cheeky pets are better – and more of a handful – than one in EyePet & Friends on PS3. The intuitive control of PS Move lets you interact with your pair of pets and earn rewards for everything you do, helping you to create toys, outfits and special items for your new friends.

Teach your pets tricks and, best of all, watch as they play with you and each other, forming strong bonds along the way.
Carnival Island

A mysterious carnival has lost its magic, its attractions left forgotten and forlorn. It's your task to revive it in Carnival Island on PS3, using the PS Move motion controller to play classic fairground games such as Ring Toss, Hoops and Shooting Gallery.

As you master each game and all its variants you'll unlock new abilities and improve your skills, breathing life back into this once great funfair.

Move Fitness
Get into fighting shape with PS Move, as Move Fitness kick-starts an intensive fitness schedule on PS3 under the guidance of your own expert trainer. Use two PS Move motion controllers to get fit in your own living room with boxing-based routines and compete with your friends online via PlayStation Network to see who is making the most progress.  

Let off steam and beat stress in this knockout exercise experience on PS3.

Start the Party: Save the World
Battle through more than 20 mini-games against your friends in a bid to reveal the hero on your sofa in Start the Party: Save the World on PS3. Journey into outer space, under the sea and through time as you race to save a world in peril, alongside or against your friends in thrilling multiplayer modes.

Turn your PS Move motion controller into a ray gun, a mallet and even a baby dinosaur in the quest to rescue the planet on PS3.

And that's not all...
More games are on the horizon, ready to immerse you as never before thanks to full PS Move support. The House of the Dead: OVERKILL Extended Cut is the gory tale of a fight for survival in the zombie-infested city of Bayou, brought to life on PS3 with stellar stereoscopic 3D visuals.

Another familiar name, James Bond star Daniel Craig, is back on PS3 in GoldenEye 007: Reloaded. The classic Bond game, GoldenEye, is updated and lets you turn your PS Move motion controller into 007's famous Walther PPK.

And prepare to head to Columbia in 2012, the city in the sky featured in BioShock Infinite, as you attempt to save a girl named Elizabeth from the ominous Songbird. A special PS Move peripheral is being produced that will draw you even deeper into this stunning vision of a parallel future.

News from Sony - Latest Info updates!!

PS3 price drop, a brand new PSP and more PS Vita details revealed at gamescom - get the full run-down here.

PlayStation Vita

• New features announced which make the most of the revolutionary handheld's social connectivity, including bespoke versions of social applications Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare and Skype.
• Location based leader boards will let gamers see how they rank with others nearby as well as taking part in location specific challenges for prizes.
• Near, the location based service powered by PlayStation Network and developed specifically for PS Vita, will be pre-installed on PS Vita.
• Similarly, Party will let gamers chat via voice and text with others during online gameplay or when using other applications.
• On the software front, PS Vita outings for Resistance, LittleBigPlanet and Reality Fighters were shown, along with the innovative and quirky Escape Plan.

PlayStation 3

• A new trailer for Resistance 3 inspired by the art of powerhouse artist Olly Moss was shown.
• inFamous Festival of Blood, a new, nightmarish twist to this visually-stunning game, was revealed. 
• New footage was shown of the most eagerly anticipated game of the year, Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception.
• The PlayStation branded 3D display confirmed for SCEE territories.
• A new, lower price for PS3 of just €249.99 was confirmed across Europe, making amazing and unique gaming experiences more accessible than ever.

PSP

• A new PSP, PSP-E1000, that will retail for just €99.99 was revealed.
• PSP-E1000 plays the entire PSP catalogue of games, but without access to Wi-Fi. 
• New additions to the PSP Essentials range including Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier, LittleBigPlanet and MotorStorm Arctic Edge.

PlayStation Move

• One new game announced - Move Fitness, a unique fitness title - and more details revealed for DanceStar Party, the latest from the acclaimed makers of SingStar

New Upcoming Release

Want to discover a fresh series to get your pulse racing? Take a peek at some of the brilliant PlayStation 3 and PSP games that are outside the usual mould.

With so many exciting titles hitting PlayStation 3 and PSP in 2012, you'd be forgiven for losing track. Never fear - eu.playstation.com is on-hand to highlight some of the most enticing new series due in late 2011 and during 2012.
XCOM - PS3
Alien warfare just became even more intense. Step into the war-torn shoes of FBI agent William Carter who is battling an extraterrestrial threat determined to bring humanity to its knees. The latest instalment of a much-loved and respected strategy series, XCOM is a tactical first person shooter which promises deep, thrilling action where your choices dynamically affect the gameplay.
The Mystery Team - PSP
Ready for a good old-fashioned mystery? Well you're in luck - The Mystery Team is recruiting! Using your PSP, you can become a fearless reporter on an adventure across Europe where you uncover clues, solve brain-teasing puzzles and question witnesses to crack the cases.
Hitman Absolution - PS3
Okay, so this isn't entirely new to PlayStation - budding assassins have been waiting for this since Hitman: Blood Money way back in 2006 on PlayStation 2. However, Hitman Absolution brings the cold-blooded Agent 47 bang up to date to revamp the series. This time the hunter has become the hunted, and now this deadly assassin must unearth the truth of a dark conspiracy. Set up elaborate traps and stretch your stealth skills to the limit.
Dragon's Dogma - PS3
The creators of survival horror classic, Resident Evil 4, are developing an action role-playing game to stun the globe once more. Dragon's Dogma opens up a fantasy world where you have the freedom to explore its mysteries. Goblins, griffins and dragons await you in an epic adventure of swords and sorcery.
Geronimo Stilton and The Kingdom of Fantasy The Videogame - PSP
The hit children's books become a video game on PSP - join intrepid editor and reporter Geronimo Stilton on a colourful quest through the Kingdom of Fantasy. Action-packed challenges and brain-teasing puzzles are the order of the day, designed to entertain children and parents alike.
Asura's Wrath - PS3
With relentless action, planetary sized bosses and a story which fuses Asian mythology with sci-fi, Asura's Wrath is already a game which is sure to stick within memory. Taking the episodic form of a TV drama series, this blistering action beat 'em up even has you controlling main character Asura during its cinematic cutscenes.
Overstrike - PS3
Want to know what Resistance and Ratchet & Clank developer Insomniac has up its sleeve? Overstrike is the answer. Offering four player co-operative action, you and three friends control a team of elite agents called Overstrike 9. Their aim? To bring down a global terrorist group trying to destroy mankind. Teamwork is the key to Overstrike - can you master their high-tech gadgets and impressive weapons to succeed?
Metro: Last Light - PS3
Survival horror and first person shooter gameplay meet head-on in Metro: Last Light. Prepare yourself for post-apocalyptic warfare in the ruins of Moscow, where horrific mutants hunt the remnants of mankind. As Artyom, you are the shining light of hope against this savage foe. Ready yourself for a sprawling dose of stealth and combat in humanity's darkest hour.
Tomb Raider - PS3
Like Hitman, PlayStation fans will be no strangers to the Tomb Raider titles. Although this is Lara Croft like you've never seen her before - rebooting the world-beating series and throwing you into the daring boots of a 21-year-old Croft who has been stranded on an island. Wounded and lost, the relic hunting rookie must scavenge for food, water and tools to survive. Intense action and puzzle solving will feature heavily in the gameplay which will shine a new light on the Tomb Raider series.
Amy - PS3
Exclusive to PlayStation Store, Amy is a survival horror which will send a shiver down your spine. It's your job to escort a strange eight-year-old girl called Amy out of a disease-ridden city overrun by gruesome creatures. Poor Amy can only communicate by expressions and gestures, so you'll need to keep an eye on her at all times if you wish to survive. Scared yet? You will be...
Prey 2 - PS3
Sequel to the hit 2006 game on PC, Prey 2 tasks you to hunt down rogue alien criminals on the planet Exodus. Shame you can't remember who you are. Playing as amnesiac bounty hunter Killian Samuels, this is a futuristic first person shooter where an open, alien world is your playground. Happy hunting.

Great Game List That Become Movies

Delve into the world of Hollywood's obsession with our favourite games.

Loosen up your thumbs, grab your wireless controller, ready your Blu-ray Disc Remote Control and feast your eyes on some of the best games that made the triumphant leap from PlayStation classic to big screen blockbuster.
STREET FIGHTER
Capcom's astronomically popular Street Fighter series has Dragon Punched its way to the silver screen not once, but twice with 1994's Jean-Claude Van Damme starrer, Street Fighter, and again in 2009 with Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-Li. The series that helped put feuding fighters Ryu and Ken on the map has also been the subject of a number of anime movies including Street Fighter Alpha: The Movie and Street Fighter IV: The Ties That Bind. Check them out on Blu-ray Disc and DVD today.
RESIDENT EVIL

Resident Evil is the second Capcom series to make it into our list thanks to an eerie mansion full of films that started out with Paul W.S. Anderson's 2002 terror trip, Resident Evil. While the game series is famous for turning the walking dead into superstars, Anderson's films have transformed its leading lady, Milla Jovovich, into one of the biggest female action stars in cinema. Check out Jovovich's latest high-kicking adventure, Resident Evil: Afterlife, in stunning stereoscopic 3D on Blu-ray Disc now.
PRINCE OF PERSIA
Jordan Mechner's sprawling PlayStation 2 epic, Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time exploded onto screens in 2010 with a superstar cast including Jake Gyllenhaal, Ben Kingsley and former Bond girl, Gemma Arterton. The first in a planned trilogy, the film closely follows the storyline of the critically acclaimed game that has been recently re-released in glorious High Definition and stereoscopic 3D on PlayStation 3. Pick up a copy of the film on Blu-ray Disc and then download the classic game from PlayStation Store.
RED FACTION

THQ's sci-fi action adventure, Red Faction: Armageddon on PlayStation 3 found itself as the driving force behind a two hour long TV movie on the SyFy channel in 2011 called Red Faction: Origins. The film, starring Terminator 2's Robert Patrick, serves as a bridge between 2009's Red Faction: Guerrilla and Red Faction: Armageddon, delving into the backstories of both games' main characters and how they connect the PlayStation series together.
TEKKEN
TEKKEN is another famous PlayStation brawler that's made the successful transition from game screen to big screen over the years. 2010's live action beat 'em up, TEKKEN was followed by the recently revealed TEKKEN Blood Vengeance. This latest iteration is a CGI movie that you'll be able to get your hands on exclusively with TEKKEN Hybrid on PlayStation 3. The exclusive release features the film plus TEKKEN Tag Tournament and TEKKEN Tag Tournament 2 Prologue all on one Blu-ray Disc and in eye-popping stereoscopic 3D. Pre-order your copy today.
MORTAL KOMBAT

The bloodiest beat 'em up on PlayStation has battled its way to the screen not once, but twice and conquered the small screen with its own TV show, a cartoon and, more recently, a live action web series called Mortal Kombat: Legacy. The original 1995 movie, directed by Resident Evil's Paul W.S. Anderson, earned over 100 million dollars and held the number one spot in the United States for three weeks at the time of its release. Check out both Mortal Kombat and its sequel, Mortal Kombat: Annihilation on Blu-ray Disc to see how Ed Boon's world was brought to life for film fans.
TOMB RAIDER
Lara Croft's adventures have been the subject of a temple full of PlayStation classics since the days of PS one. Her first big screen outing came in 2001 starring megastar Angelina Jolie as gaming's greatest virtual heroine. Lara Croft: Tomb Raider remained the highest grossing video game to film adaptation until June 2010, when it was surpassed by Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. A sequel, Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life, followed suit in 2003 alongside the release of Tomb Raider: Angel of Darkness on PlayStation 2.
SILENT HILL

Konami's haunting PlayStation series has terrified gamers for years, so it's hardly surprising that Hollywood came calling in 2006, borrowing elements from the first three games in the long running spooky saga. Written by Pulp Fiction co-writer, Roger Avary, and directed by the famous French director, Christophe Gans, Silent Hill brought the horrors of the town's dark secrets to life like never before. If you think you've got the nerve to make it through the director's descent into the depths of Silent Hill, pick up a copy on Blu-ray Disc today.

Uncharted 3 Stun Critics at E3

Find out more about the title that had all the critics talking at the biggest gaming event of the year

E3 is without a doubt one of the largest, most exciting and eagerly anticipated events in the gaming calendar. Thousands of critics flock to the Los Angeles Convention Centre every year to witness the biggest and best releases and announcements while gamers around the world tune in to see what they've got to look forward to for the year ahead.

This year Nathan Drake made his explosive return in Uncharted 3: Drakes Deception at Sony's Press Conference. The audience was gripped as they watched Drake stealthily disarm guards, dodge falling cargo and contend with rapidly rising water levels as he escaped from a sinking cargo ship.

His efforts seem to have paid off. The critics gushed...

"The five months between me and Uncharted 3 are going to be far too quiet to bear." Joystiq

"Uncharted 3 is offering some of the most astounding gameplay on the entire E3 2011 show floor" CVG

Uncharted 3 also managed to sweep up enough E3 awards to fill a sizeable treasure chest! Here are just a few:

• IGN - "Best on PS3"
• Shortlist - "Best Action Adventure Game"
• Gametrailers - "Best Graphics"
• Videogamer - "Game of the show"    
• Gamespy - "Best PS3 game"
• Gameinformer - "Best on PS3"
• Machinima - "Best Action Adventure"

Why not see for yourself by checking out the latest trailer here.

Be sure you don't miss out on what is sure to be this winter's hottest title when it hits stores on November 2nd. Grab it on day one by preordering now!

When .hack//The Movie Comes Out On Blu-Ray, It Will Include A PS3 Game

Tekken Blood Vengeance is on what Namco Bandai calls a hybrid disc. The Blu-ray movie also includes game content, Tekken Tag Tournament HD and Tekken Tag Tournament 2 Prologue Version.



.hack//The Movie will also be released as a hybrid disc with some kind of game content. Details about the game have not been revealed. CyberConnect2 CEO Hiroshi Matsuyama shouted to his Twitter followers that the game is more than a freebie.



Before the movie shows up on Blu-ray, .hack//The Movie will debut in Japanese theaters in January 2012.



Update: Impress Watch, which covered the event live, retracted the statement about .hack//The Movie being a hybrid disc, stating there was a mix up with Tekken Blood Vengeance, which is a PS3/movie hybrid disc. Thanks to Chris at dothackers for the heads up.