When I saw Deus Ex 1 and 2 on sale for $5 together at Steam earlier this week, I had to jump all over it. When the original first came out, I tried the demo and couldn't quite get into it, but with the 3rd game coming up, I felt compelled to want to go back and revisit it. Plus, TG's Senior Editor Brett has raved about the game on occasion, so I figured I had to give it a go.
That all aside, I couldn't help but feel a bit nostalgic when loading up the first-time configuration:
Remember when games asked you what renderer you wanted to use, rather than just default to DirectX (or OpenGL)? I remember when this was the norm... I used to deliberately test out each to see what the real-world differences looked like. Not all modes worked of course, but it was fun to experiment nonetheless!
That all aside, I couldn't help but feel a bit nostalgic when loading up the first-time configuration:
Remember when games asked you what renderer you wanted to use, rather than just default to DirectX (or OpenGL)? I remember when this was the norm... I used to deliberately test out each to see what the real-world differences looked like. Not all modes worked of course, but it was fun to experiment nonetheless!