August's two biggest games, Deus Ex: Human Revolution and Madden NFL 12 both got discounts through Amazon. Previously Madden was offered at full price with store credits as an inducement. Today's deal is a straight discounted price. Deus Ex now is nearly half off.
• Deus Ex: Human Revolution (PS3, Xbox 360) is $34.99, free ship from Amazon. Previous low was $45, and current next best is $56. [Dealzon]
• Madden NFL 12 (PS3, Xbox 360) is $49.99, free ship from Amazon. Current next best is $58 and best pre-order deal was $59.99 w/ $10 bonus credit. [Dealzon]

Attention, owners of expensive, hard-to-upgrade aluminium PCs: Square-Enix have just sent word that Deux Ex: Human Revolution is going to be getting a Mac release. It’s due out in “Winter 2011/12″, and London based Feral Interactive are going to be responsible for it. They tackled the Mac ports of the likes of BioShock, Borderlands, Rome: Total War, LEGO Star Wars & Tomb Raider: Anniversary, so I guess they know the ropes. Has anyone played any of their ports? (more…)
A few days back, Plunkett posted a pretty funny video in which an intreped modder tweaked the original Deus Ex to look a lot more like its current-gen, gold-tinged offspring Deus Ex: Human Revolution. Now, the mod itself is available for download over at ModDB, created and shared by ModDB user "ceski".
I haven't had a chance to fire up the mod yet, and since I've been revisiting Deus Ex unmodded for the Deus Ex Letters (which have hit a delay, but we'll be posting the fourth and final letter next week), I think I'll save it for a bit. But that doesn't mean you shouldn't get to have some fun—go ahead and fire up your golden AR goggles, look down your iron sights, and save Tracer Tong from the NSF, Adam Denton/JC Jensen style.
Woah, "JC Jensen" sounds like the star of a bad 80's flick. A bad 80's flick that I would totally watch.
Deus Ex Unreal Revolution [ModDB]

You there! Remember the parody video in which the likes of DLC references, object highlighting and iron sights from Human Revolution were added to the original Deus Ex, and how even-tempered everyone was about it? Well, now you can recreate that past-meets-present, JC/AJ mash-up yourself, as creator Ceski has released the mod he made to achieve the video.
Also includes instant wristblade takedowns (press use when behind an enemy), regenerating health and a surfeit of black and gold. Grab Deus Ex: Unreal Revolution from here.

The order in which information arrives is very confusing. Everyone heard about Deus Ex: Human Revolution’s The Missing Link DLC earlier this week, and today Square have officially announced it. But that means we also get pictures and a video. I’ve augmented the post with the details below. Do you see? I said “augmented the post”. Because in Deus Ex you augment yourself with augments, and so in saying “augmented the post” I’m applying that theme to a piece of writing about the game. It’s a bit of wordplay.
The Human Revolution continues in October, as Adam Jensen finds himself stripped of his augmentations in The Missing Link downloadable content.
Adam Jensen disappears for three days during the course of Deus Ex: Human Revolution's conspiracy-rich story. Where did he go? What did he do? What happened to his augmentations?
The answer to that last question is they were somehow stripped away, giving players the ability to rebuild their augmentation set completely. Jensen finds himself tortured brutally by Belltower agents and trapped on a freighter heading to an unknown destination. The conspiracy deepens and new characters step into the light.
"We are very excited for Deus Ex: Human Revolution fans to be able to further develop Adam's journey in the game with The Missing Link DLC," said David Anfossi, producer of Deus Ex: Human Revolution at Eidos-Montreal. "Gamers will be able to experience a vulnerable side of Adam like never before, which gives the overall game a whole new dimension. The Missing Link propels players into compelling gameplay, beginning with Adam being temporarily stripped of his use of augmentations; new, visually stunning environments; and the continuation of Deus Ex: Human Revolution's conspiracy-rich story."
More Deus Ex: Human Revolution is definitely a good thing. Look for The Missing Link in October.