Pre-Owned Wii U Game.
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| A former SWAT operative travels around the world to unravel a conspiracy in Deus Ex: Human Revolution. Private security expert Adam Jensen, who has been secretly "augmented" with biotechnology, will complete missions using a choice of combat, hacking, stealth, or social means. Each approach is designed to influence the game's story in various ways. Human Revolution is the third entry in the futuristic Deus Ex series, which was notable for blending role-playing elements with first-person action. Human Revolution continues many elements from its predecessors, such as the ability for players to acquire new, permanent augmentations and weapon upgrades to enhance their character's abilities. There are multiple ways to approach each scenario as well as multiple ways to develop your character. Jensen can use a variety of close-quarters takedown moves, more than 20 weapons, and other offensive techniques against targets that range from robots and thugs to augmented spec-ops soldiers and boss characters. This Director's Cut brings Human Revolution to Wii U gamers with new graphical polish, behind-the-scenes information, and a host of fan-requested updates. One criticism of the game in its original form was that players who chose to use and augment their hacking or stealth skills still had to engage in combat during boss battles. The Director's Cut offers completely revamped boss battles, with new map layouts and altered health and damage models, making it possible to defeat the game's most difficult foes without ever firing a shot. Gamers can also take on the New Game + mode, which allows them to start over at the beginning of their adventure with all of Jensen's augmentations still intact. New GamePad-specific features let players toss grenades back at enemies, make written, spoken, or screenshot infologs, and play the game away from the TV altogether. Wii U gamers also get the entirely new Tactical Pattern-Recognition System augmentation, which lets gamers scan all areas by effectively turning the GamePad's screen into Jensen's eyes. |