deus ex 2 est pour les " newbies" du jvd on va dire
si tu decouvre le jeu video et que t´est pas un hardcore gamer tu vas bien aimer mais si test le gran fan de deus ex premier du nom tu va regretter ton achat
malgrer tout il doit pas etre si mal vu que joypad lui a mis 9/10 et ils testent tres bien ( mais c pour la xbox et sur xbox ya pas 1000 fps donc ca doit etre du a ca )

Il s´est pas mal fait démonter le jeu sur les mags pc genre pcteam joystick et pc jeux manque plus que canard pc et c´est bon

J´ai ce jeux depuis 2 mois env. il fait 2 cd mais un petit probleme sa te prend une CG qui support le pixel shador 1.1 min. donc avec ma MX je peus pas jouer mes le TI et la 8500 ou plus récent et tut es OK pour jouer.

2 Cds alors que le jeu fait 3.3Go à l´installation?

Expliques moi ton truc là?

il est sur un dvd deus ex ?

mini_kojiro Posté le 05 mars 2004 à 14:25:58
A mon avis si tu compares à HL² et à Far Cry, DE 2 est enterré à + de 50 de profondeurs.

a mon avis C certain , il n y a pas foto .
mais d apres toi avec un gros PC , on peut compare les graphisme , decor , effai de lumiere a quel jeux actuel ? ??

Question assez dur ; )

mini_kojiro Posté le 05 mars 2004 à 14:34:29
2 Cds alors que le jeu fait 3.3Go à l´installation?

Expliques moi ton truc là?

Il fait pas 3 GB mais plutôt 2 GB ( installation complet) mais en realité le full install prend 1.87 GB

Voiçi les specs du readme ;

System Requirements

The minimum system requirements are as follows:

COMPUTER: IBM PC or 100% compatible
OPERATING SYSTEM: Microsoft™ Windows 98SE/2000/XP ( 95/NT not supported)
CPU: Intel Pentium® 4 1.3 GHz ( or AMD Athlon ™ equivalent)
RAM: 256Mb
GRAPHICS: 100% DirectX 9.0 compatible 32 MB * ( see below for support cards)
SOUND: Windows 98SE/2000/XP compatible Sound card ( 100% DirectX 9.x compatible)
CD-ROM: Quad-speed ( 4x) CD-ROM drive
HARD DRIVE: 2GB free disk space
INPUT DEVICES: 100% Windows 98SE/2000/XP mouse and keyboard

The recommended system requirements are as follows:

CPU: Intel Pentium® 4 1.5Ghz ( or AMD Athlon™ equivalent)
RAM: 512 MB
GRAPHICS: 100% DirectX® 9.0 compatible 3D Card w/ 64 MB
SOUND: Windows 98SE/2000/XP compatible Sound card ( 100% DirectX® 9.x compatible)
CD-ROM: Eight-speed ( 8x) CD-ROM drive or faster.
HARD DRIVE: 2GB free disk space

• Supported Chipsets - nVidia GeForce 3Ti/4Ti/Fx ( MX series not supported). Radeon 8500/9XXX or higher. ( Pixel/Vertex shader required)

Non, je te confirme chez moi il pèse 2.97 Go.

Et puor la question des jeux de lumière, on peut les comparer à mon avis sans souci avec ceux de Splinter cell. Mais les plus beau que j´ai vu sont ceux de Far Cry

non tu te trompe voici le readme complet c´est bien 2 GB ;

README Deus Ex: Invisible War
file 11.17.2003

Part 1: Things You Should Know

Please read through the DirectX section of this document. This section has information that is vital to successfully running Deus Ex: Invisible War on your system.

1.1 DirectX

This game is optimised for Microsoft´s DirectX 9 ( or higher). In order for you to play the game, you must have DirectX 9 compliant drivers for your video card and sound card. Please note that although DirectX 9 is included with the game, your video and sound card drivers will not be upgraded to DirectX 9 drivers.

You will need to obtain the latest DirectX 9 ( or higher) drivers from your card manufacturer or PC supplier. Eidos cannot supply these drivers.

<http://www.microsoft.com/windows/directx/default.&lt;BR>aspx&gt;

1.2 Memory and Performance

While the game will run fine in 256 MB of RAM, your playing experience will be smoother if you have at least 512 MB.

Regardless of how much memory you have, you can maximize your available memory and increase the overall performance of the game engine by doing the following:

q Closing any open windows
q Shutting down all other programs, including menu-bar programs like ICQ
q Defragmenting your hard drive

Eidos recommends that you have no other programs running at all while playing Deus Ex: Invisible War. Other programs, including virus checkers, system utilities and screen savers can cause system degradation when playing games software and may conflict with the game for system resources, potentially resulting in instability and crashes.

WINDOWS® SPECIFIC OPERATING SYSTEM ISSUES

1. Virtual Memory Warnings in Windows® 2000/XP

When playing Deus Ex: Invisible War on computers using the Windows® 2000/XP operating systems that possess less than 600 megabytes ( MB) of virtual memory may receive low virtual memory warnings. To avoid these warnings, please make sure you set your virtual memory settings to at least 600 megabytes ( MB).

To adjust your virtual memory settings, please do the following:

For Windows® XP systems:
1) Right click the My Computer icon.
2) Select Properties.
3) Select the Performance tab.
4) Select Virtual Memory.

For Windows® 2000 systems:
1) Right click the My Computer icon.
2) Select Properties.
3) Select Advanced.
4) Select Performance Options.

2. Shift Key in Windows® 2000/XP Interrupts Game

If you press the Shift key 5 times consecutively in Windows® 2000 or Windows® XP the following message should appear:

" By pressing the SHIFT key five times you have turned on the Sticky Keys feature in Windows® 2000 [or Windows® XP]. With this feature, you can lock down the CTRL, ALT, or SHIFT keys. This is useful if you are unable to hold down more than one key at a time.

Click OK to turn this feature on. If you do not want to use the feature, click Cancel.

< Check box> Turn off keyboard shortcut for this accessibility feature.

< OK>
< CANCEL>
< SETTINGS>"

To avoid this happening in the future, click the Settings button on the window referenced above. When the accessibility options screen appears, click the " Settings" button in the " Sticky Keys" portion of the window. On the next window ( should be labelled " Settings For Sticky Keys"), uncheck in the box that says, " Use shortcut,” then click on " Apply,” and close the windows. The problem should not occur once the shortcut has been disabled.

3. CTRL-ALT-DEL Freezes System On Windows® 2000

If the CTRL-ALT-DEL keys are pressed during game play, the screen will become corrupt and sometimes the system may become unstable. Should this happen, simply press the Escape ( Esc) key to return to the game or reboot the computer and refrain from trying to access the task manager while playing the game.

4. Admin Rights Needed To Load and Play On Windows® 2000 or XP

If you are running Windows® 2000 or Windows® XP, you must have Administrator rights to properly install and play the game.

1.3 Known Issues

Graphics Cards:

1. General
a. It is important to have the most current set of drivers for any video card you run the game with. These drivers can be found on the website of the video card manufacturer.
b. If you are running multi-monitor and you set the second display as primary in the control panel, the game will run on the second display, however the gamma settings will be applied to the first display. The workaround is to uncheck ‘Use this device as the primary monitor’ in Display Properties.
c. Some video card/driver combos cause over saturation when light bloom is enabled. Light bloom can be disabled through the Video Options menu.

2. ATI specific issues
a. Deus Ex: Invisible War will not run properly on ATI cards using the Catalyst 3.8 drivers. We specifically do not support these drivers with the game. Running the game while using these drivers will cause graphical corruption in-game, and eventually will cause a crash.
b. While the game will run properly on the 3.7 drivers, we strongly recommend updating to the Catalyst 3.9 drivers on the ATI site.
c. When running with the 8500 card, the movies and intro screens are slightly distorted. This does not affect anything else in game.
d. If you change the “Multisampling” setting to anything but “1X” you will experience graphics corruption.

Performance:

1. If the game is performing poorly, lowering some of the video settings can help. Try turning the resolution down or lowering the quality of characters, shadows, or lighting on the second page of the video options.

2. Other video options may be turned off to help performance
a. Light bloom - this is what gives the light a more radiant “glowing” look. Turning this off will improve frame rate slightly, and will make the game look clearer.
b. Vsync - Turning this off will increase frame rate slightly, but will cause vertical textures to ‘tear’ when you rotate.
c. Multisampling - This is an anti-aliasing option. Keeping this set to 1 will give the fastest performance.

3. Using the Alt-Tab functionality to get in and out of the game may lead to game instability issues.
a. Alt-Tab may cause the mouse to be non-functional within menus. Alt-Tabbing again sometimes fixes this, but sometimes leads to further instability.
b. If you Alt-Tab out of the game and your game resolution is set the same as your desktop resolution, you may experience problems getting back into the game. Generally it is more successful to click on the taskbar icon than to Alt-Tab back in. There may also be game interface artefacts left on the desktop. These should disappear once you’ve gotten back into the game and then exited later.

4. The intro and endgame movies may play at less than optimal speed if there are programs running in the background during or just before they are run. In order to get the best performance from the movies, we recommend shutting down all other programs before entering the game. Using the Alt-Tab during the movie to go out to desktop and shut down programs will not necessarily help performance.

Miscellaneous Information:

1. Alt-F4 has been disabled in this game. In order to exit the game, press Escape ( Esc) to pull up the main menu and then click on the ´Exit´ button. You will then be given a confirmation window before quitting.
2. All window minimizing has been disabled in this game with the exception of Alt-Tab and the Windows key.
3. The game will begin playing the intro movie if left idle on the start menu screen for an extended period. To exit out of this movie, press Enter or Esc.
4. There is a trailer for Thief included with the game. This feature can only be accessed from the menu with the spinning Deus Ex logo ( this menu comes up when you first launch the game). To view, select Options in the main menu. Then select Extras.
5. If your machine has ActiveSync installed and running, Deus Ex: Invisible War may not load a map properly. The Main Menu will come up but once you select “Start new game” or attempt to load a saved game, the game may appear to crash to desktop, but it should recover back to game shortly. ActiveSync has no means to `close or disable` the program, thus your will have to change the setting of ActiveSync to not have it interfere with the game. The method that is used to change the setting of ActiveSync is to go into the configuration options and disable all connection settings.

Ion Storm and Eidos Inc. are committed to providing customer support for our games on a continuing basis. In that spirit, there may be a patch for Deus Ex: Invisible War forthcoming; visit the Eidos website for more information.

http://www.eidos.com/

Part 2: Technical Issues

2.1 Installation & Set-up

System Requirements

The minimum system requirements are as follows:

COMPUTER: IBM PC or 100% compatible
OPERATING SYSTEM: Microsoft™ Windows 98SE/2000/XP ( 95/NT not supported)
CPU: Intel Pentium® 4 1.3 GHz ( or AMD Athlon ™ equivalent)
RAM: 256Mb
GRAPHICS: 100% DirectX 9.0 compatible 32 MB * ( see below for support cards)
SOUND: Windows 98SE/2000/XP compatible Sound card ( 100% DirectX 9.x compatible)
CD-ROM: Quad-speed ( 4x) CD-ROM drive
HARD DRIVE: 2GB free disk space
INPUT DEVICES: 100% Windows 98SE/2000/XP mouse and keyboard

The recommended system requirements are as follows:

CPU: Intel Pentium® 4 1.5Ghz ( or AMD Athlon™ equivalent)
RAM: 512 MB
GRAPHICS: 100% DirectX® 9.0 compatible 3D Card w/ 64 MB
SOUND: Windows 98SE/2000/XP compatible Sound card ( 100% DirectX® 9.x compatible)
CD-ROM: Eight-speed ( 8x) CD-ROM drive or faster.
HARD DRIVE: 2GB free disk space

• Supported Chipsets - nVidia GeForce 3Ti/4Ti/Fx ( MX series not supported). Radeon 8500/9XXX or higher. ( Pixel/Vertex shader required)

Preparing Your Hard Drive

To ensure that your installation is trouble free, you should check to see that your hard drive and file system are both tuned for optimum performance. Windows comes with two utility programs that find and fix any errors and optimise your hard drive performance. The first of these programs is called scandisk. Scandisk will check your hard drive for problems and can fix any that it finds.

For Win2k:
You can run scandisk by clicking on the Start button from the Windows Taskbar, followed by Programs, then Accessories, then System Tools, and finally scandisk.
For XP:
Double click on My Computer. Then right click on your Local Disk ( c: by default). Click on Properties then click on the Tools tab. Click the Check Now box in the Error Checking section.

Once scandisk has finished running, you should next optimise your hard drive´s performance by running a program called Disk Defragmenter. You can run Disk Defragmenter by clicking on the Start button from the Windows desktop, followed by Programs, then Accessories, then System Tools, and finally Disk Defragmenter.

Installing Deus Ex: Invisible War

Installing Deus Ex: Invisible War is easy. Simply insert the CD into your CD-ROM drive. After a few seconds, the Launch Panel will appear.

This program will guide you through the remaining process via onscreen prompts. If at any time you are instructed to restart your computer, do so.

In the event the Launch Panel does not appear when you insert the CD:

Double-click on the My Computer icon, then double-click on the CD-ROM icon, and lastly double-click on the Setup.exe file to bring up the Launch Panel.

OR:

q Click on the Start button.
q Choose Run from the pop-up menu.
q Type d:\setup in the box provided ( where d: designates your CD-ROM drive letter).
q Click on the OK button to begin the install program.

You will be prompted to select the path and directory to which you wish to install the game on your hard drive. The default is

C:\Program Files\Deus Ex: Invisible War

You may change this if you wish to.

At some point, the Microsoft DirectX install prompt will appear if you do not have it on your system already. Please read the on-screen information before selecting an option. You may either choose to install or not install at this time. If the Deus Ex: Invisible War installer detects an active version of DirectX 9 on your system, we encourage you to not reinstall DirectX. If the installer does not detect at least DirectX 8.1, you must install it before you are able to play Deus Ex: Invisible War ( please refer to the next section of this guide before proceeding).

Starting/Loading The Game
There are multiple ways to start the game at a later time. You may

q Double click on the Deus Ex - Invisible War shortcut on your desktop.

OR

q Click on the Start button.
q Choose Programs from the pop-up menu.
q Drag your mouse to the right and click on Deus Ex: Invisible War from the list.
q Click on Deus Ex: Invisible War from the ensuing pop-up menu.

OR

q Insert the CD into the CD-ROM drive.
q After a few seconds, the Deus Ex: Invisible War Launch panel should appear on the screen via the AutoPlay feature.
q Now click on the Launch Invisible War button to start the game.
q There is also a button present to Launch Installer.
q In the event the AutoPlay feature does not work, you may click on the My Computer icon and then click on the CD-ROM icon to bring up the Launch Panel.

Uninstalling Deus Ex: Invisible War

If you need to UNINSTALL Deus Ex: Invisible War, you may do any of the following three things:

Insert the Deus Ex: Invisible War CD into the CD-ROM drive to activate the AutoPlay feature. This will bring up the Launch Panel. Click on the Uninstall button, then click on the Yes button from the ensuing pop-up panel to uninstall the program

OR

q Click on the Start button.
q Choose Programs from the pop-up menu.
q Drag your mouse to the right and click on Deus Ex: Invisible War from the list.
q Click on Uninstall from the ensuing pop-up menu and follow the onscreen instructions.

OR

Go to the Control Panel and choose Add/Remove Programs. Click on Deus Ex: Invisible War from the pop-up panel to follow, select the Add/Remove button, and follow the onscreen prompts.

2.2 CD-ROM Problems

Deus Ex: Invisible War requires at least a Quad-Speed CD-ROM drive with 32-bit Windows < X> drivers.

I receive a " xxxxxx.xxx not found" error message when installing or running Deus Ex: Invisible War

This error message is usually the result of your computer using MS-DOS ( 16 bit) drivers instead of Windows ( 32 bit) drivers for your CD-ROM drive. You can easily check to see if this is causing problems by opening the Control Panel ( either click on the My Computer icon or click on the Start button followed by Settings, then Control Panel).

In the Control Panel window, double-click on the System icon then click on the Performance tab. You should now see a summary of the performance status of your computer. One of the lines should say “File System: 32-bit” and the last line should say " Your system is configured for optimal performance." If you see a message saying " Drive X is using MS-DOS compatibility mode," then you will need to contact your system vendor to obtain and install 32-bit drivers for your CD-ROM drive.

AutoPlay Issues

Why doesn´t the AutoPlay feature come up when I insert the Deus Ex: Invisible War CD into the CD-ROM drive?

This is usually a configuration issue. There are many different ways to enable the AutoPlay functions of Windows. The standard method is described below:

1) Enter the Control Panel from the desktop by clicking on the Start button, followed by Settings, and then Control Panel.
2) Double-click the icon labelled System, usually located alphabetically towards the bottom of the Control Panel window, to bring up the System Properties panel.
3) Click on the tab at the top labelled Device Manager and when the new panel appears, locate the section labelled CD-ROM and click the Plus ( +) sign in front of it. ( If there is a minus sign in front, don´t click it.)
4) Now double-click the CD-ROM drive revealed and the CD-ROM Properties panel will appear.
5) Click on the Settings tab at the top.
6) Towards the middle of the panel, you should see a few checkboxes within the Options section. At the bottom of that section, you should see a checkbox labelled Auto insert notification.
7) Make sure there is a check mark in the box provided and click on the OK button to complete the process.

If the game Auto Plays multiple times:

Some CD ROM drives cause Deus Ex: Invisible War to AutoPlay multiple times, which also may result in lack of control within the game. To remedy this problem click on the CD ROM properties in the System Properties panel and under settings turn off Auto Notification.

2.3 Crashes and Lock-Ups

When I start Deus Ex: Invisible War, my mouse cursor disappears and my computer locks-up.

Chances are your installed audio card drivers are not compatible with DirectX. The only solution is to get a DirectX 9 compatible driver from your audio card manufacturer.

When I start Deus Ex: Invisible War, I receive the following error message:

" The application Deus Ex: Invisible War.exe referenced memory at address xxxx:xxxx that can´t be read from."

Chances are your installed video card drivers are not compatible with DirectX. The only solution is to get a DirectX 9 compatible driver from your video card manufacturer.

The Installer keeps stopping when a certain percentage is complete.

There are three likely causes:

q You may have run out of free space on your hard drive. Please remove unwanted programs to free up additional space for the game, and then reinstall Deus Ex: Invisible War.
q Files are possibly being copied to a corrupted area of your hard drive. If this is so, you´ll need to run the scandisk program and make sure to use the Thorough option ( see previous). After scandisk has finished running and has informed you that your drive is free of errors, try to re-install.
q There may be dirt or fingerprints on the CD-ROM disc itself. Examine the bottom of the disc; if you see any fingerprints or dirt, carefully clean the disc using a clean, soft, lint-free cloth by wiping from the centre of the disc ( near the hole) towards the outer edge in a straight line.

Deus Ex: Invisible War is crashing to the desktop with no error messages.

Several different things can cause this problem. Here´s a list of the most common culprits associated with these crashes:

q Make sure the CD-ROM is clean ( check for both scratches and smudges on the reading surface of the CD).

q Make sure the game has been installed properly.

q Make sure DirectX 9 has been installed properly.

q Make sure you have the latest drivers for your video card and that they are DirectX 9 compatible.

q Make sure you have the latest drivers for your sound card and that they are DirectX 9 compatible.

q Make sure Virtual Memory is enabled on your system.

q Run Scandisk.

q Run Disk Defragmenter.

q Clean out old temp ( .TMP) files from the C:\WINDOWS\TEMP or C:\WINx\TEMP directory on your hard drive ( from Windows Explorer).

q Make sure you do not have any Anti-Virus utilities ( like Norton´s AntiVirus) running resident prior to playing Deus Ex: Invisible War.

q Make sure you do not have any third-party Windows memory management utilities ( like Quarterdeck’s QEMM) running resident prior to playing Deus Ex: Invisible War.

q Make sure you do not have any 3rd party Windows disk caching utilities running resident prior to playing Deus Ex: Invisible War.

q Make sure you do not have Norton´s Crash Protector running resident prior to playing Deus Ex: Invisible War.

q Try uninstalling and then reinstalling the game.

q Try exiting the game, rebooting your machine, and re-entering the game.

Note that if your system crashes to the desktop while playing Deus Ex: Invisible War, you should probably reboot your computer before starting a new play session. Otherwise, DirectDraw or DirectSound may be in a locked state, and the game will be unable to use your sound or video hardware.

2.4 DirectX-Related Questions

DirectX has become the new standard in Windows application development. Nearly all high-performance software will be geared around this technology, so we do not normally recommend that customers attempt to alter its installation on their system

Can I Run Without DirectX?

I cannot use DirectX on my computer! Is there any other way to run Deus Ex: Invisible War?

If you do not have DirectX installed on your computer, you will not be able to run Deus Ex: Invisible War.

2.5 Technical Support ( US ONLY)

If you need further technical assistance after reading the Readme file please do not hesitate to contact us using any of the methods listed below.

When contacting us, please be sure to provide us with as much information as possible. Make sure to note the exact type of hardware that you are using in your system, including: your sound card, CD-ROM drive, amount of RAM present, speed and manufacturer of your processor. Also, make sure to include the title and version of the game, and a detailed description of the problem.

It will also help if you prepare by creating a “DXDiag” diagnostic file in Windows before you call us. Simply follow these instructions:

q Click on Start
q Click on Run
q Type dxdiag
q Click on OK
q Click on the Save Information button and save the file to your computer.

When you call our Technical Support line either have this file open or have a printed copy. If you send an e-mail query you may attach the file to the e-mail.

Technical Support Contact Details ( United States of America ONLY)

Address Eidos Customer Services
651 Brannan Street
San Francisco
CA 94107
E-Mail www.eidos.com/support.html
Phone 415 615-6220
Fax 415 547-1201
Web www.eidos.com/support.html

NOTE: Hints and tips will not be given out over the Technical Support lines.

Alternatively, you may find help with hardware problems on one of the websites maintained by the supplier, some of which are listed below:

3D labs: www.3dlabs.com < http://www.3dlabs.com&gt;
ATI Technologies: www.ati.com < http://www.ati.com/&gt;
Creative Labs: www.creative.com/worldwide.asp < http://www.creative.com/worldwide.asp&gt;
Matrox: www.matrox.com < http://www.matrox.com&gt;
nVIDIA: www.nvidia.com < http://www.nvidia.com&gt;
Intel support.intel.com < http://support.intel.com/&gt;
Terratec: www.terratec.net < http://www.terratec.net/&gt;

Eidos Inc. maintains a web page with links to all major video and audio card manufacturers, which is a good first stop if you are looking to upgrade your drivers. You can reach this page at:

US: www.eidos.com/support.html < http://www.eidos.com/support.html&gt;

Further technical information and drivers for Windows-based PCs can also be found at < http://www.windrivers.com/&gt;

T´es borné ou quoi, je te dis que mon dossier deus ex 2 fait 3Go, je l´invente pas pour te faire chier, c´est comme çà

http://www.clubic.com/n/n10902.html

Franchement, garde ton fric pour un autre jeu...

tu dois avoir des games de sauver et c´est popur ça mais pour installation pas plus de 2GB ( 1.87)

J´ai ce jeux depuis 2 mois et je te voie pas apporter de preuve toi? alors....

ou dernierre solution tu as une version plus récente et ils ont rajouter des choses??

Soner a le jeux il poura dire combien fait le sien .

good = ta peut etre la version us ?

ou encore la version euro demande une plus grosse installation que la version américaine ? ? mais j´en doute.

Chez moi le dossier du jeu fait à peu prés 1.8go.

il y a un truc qui me tracasse , regarder les 2 sceen et dite moi , se qui fait la differance , pourquoi une interface differante ?

http://www.clubic.com/t/screenshot25129.html

http://www.clubic.com/t/screenshot13453.html

Le second screen est ancien je pense, toujours est il que durant le jeux, l´interface apparaît comme sur le premier screen.