Actually, I suppose the questions should have been broke down even more, but as a sequel to one of the best video games ever produced Invisible War fails on pretty much every level.
The answer to the second question is a resounding Yes. Not destined to be a classic or ground-breaking, but not bad. However, my initial conclusion on finally being able to play the game was that it really wasn't that bad. The memory I do have does not correlate with anything I saw in my recent play through, so I simply don't know. I can't reach back far enough in the mists of time to know why I never properly played this game when buying it on DVD when first released. Oddly enough, the answer to the first question is actually No, and I had intended on writing something more positive with screenshots etc. And such is my disdain for how this game went, I’m not going to bother with screenshots or other media either. What I can say is that what I am presenting below on Deus Ex: Invisible War is not what I was originally going to write. I don't really have a format for my 'Afterthoughts' series yet I'm still exploring how I'm going to write the content for this blog.
