We’ve already seen plenty of big-name games released in February: Evolve, Dragon Ball Xenoverse, Don Bradman Cricket and The Sims 4. Good games! Hell, we’re still playing at least one of them. It’s not Evolve, I’ll tell you that much. Anyway, the first quarter of the year has become the new breeding ground for big budget releases. And 2016 looks no different.

Adam Jensen may have gotten most of his body ruined to the point where he could have pulled off a creepily accurate Darth Vader cosplay, but at least he got some bitchin’ tech upgrades in the process. And in Deus Ex: Makind Divided, Jensen is getting an even beefier upgrade

There's a new world to explore in Deus Ex: Mankind Divided. One that is feeling the impact of decisions made in Human Revolution. And just about everybody wants you on their side.

Deus Ex: Mankind Divided wants to be the kind of game where side-quests aren't just filelr material that provide a quick experience points gain. Developer Eidos-Montreal wants to make that content meaningful again.

Pre-orders bonuses are evil, but tiered bonuses are a special kind of awful. Deus Ex had both, but after everyone revolted against it, Square Enix and Eidos-Montreal have canceled that bad idea.

AMD claims that many DirectX 12 games next year will be partnering directly with them, thanks to their impressive work with the API already.

Am I falling hard for a propaganda campaign based around the world of Deus Ex: Mankind Divided? You bet your ass I am. And if you question that, then you may be a filhty augmented person...

We caught up with Eidos at Gamescom to chat about Adam Jensen - and how he's far more offensively capable in his upcoming sequel.