Deus Ex (PS2) Trophies

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Deus Ex Machina
Unlock all trophies in Deus Ex: The Conspiracy.
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Ultra Rare​
Good Job Denton
Receive a secret message in Training.
0.00%
Ultra Rare​
Liberty Crisis
Complete all assigned goals in Mission 1.
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Ultra Rare​
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Into the Frying Pan
Complete all assigned goals in Mission 2.
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Ultra Rare​
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The Denton Defection
Complete all assigned goals in Mission 3.
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Ultra Rare​
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UNATCO Conspiracy
Complete all assigned goals in Mission 4.
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Ultra Rare​
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Complicit in Corruption
Complete all assigned goals in Mission 5.
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Ultra Rare​
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Keeper of the Peace
Complete all assigned goals in Mission 6.
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Ultra Rare​
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The Dowd Connection
Complete all assigned goals in Mission 7.
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Ultra Rare​
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This Shipment's Cancelled
Complete all assigned goals in Mission 8.
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Ultra Rare​
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Old Family Secrets
Complete all assigned goals in Mission 9.
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Ultra Rare​
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Enter the Illuminati
Complete all assigned goals in Mission 10.
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Ultra Rare​
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X-51 Rescue
Complete all assigned goals in Mission 11.
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Ultra Rare​
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Schematic Espionage
Complete all assigned goals in Mission 12.
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Ultra Rare​
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What's the Plan, JC?
Decide the fate of Area 51.
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Ultra Rare​
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Skill Mastery
Upgrade any skill to the Master level.
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Ultra Rare​
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Quadratic Augmentation
Upgrade any Augmentation to Tech Four.
0.00%
Ultra Rare​
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Augmented Reality
Activate 10 Augmentations at the same time.
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Ultra Rare​
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What a Baller
Pocket all Poolballs.
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Ultra Rare​
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Sign Him Up
Shoot a hoop with a Basketball.
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Ultra Rare​
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Extra! Extra! Read All About It!
Read 100 Emails, Books, DataCubes, and Newspapers.
0.00%
Ultra Rare​
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Shut It Down
Use the Multitool to bypass 25 security systems.
0.00%
Ultra Rare​
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Locks Are for Honest People
Pick 25 locks.
0.00%
Ultra Rare​
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Pack Rat
Fail to pick up 10 items.
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Ultra Rare​
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Hungry for More
Use 10 different consumable items.
0.00%
Ultra Rare​
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I Only Need One Shot
Defeat an enemy using the PS20.
0.00%
Ultra Rare​
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This one has trophies with a platinum.

Will you be buying this? The PS2 version was a bit shit but I want this for my 100% Deus Ex collection
 
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No cheevo for snooping around the ladies restroom? Come on now.
 
No trophy for knocking out Manderley after escaping from UNATCO Level 4, dragging his unconscious body all the way to the MJ12 missile silo and blasting him into space?
 
I was gonna get this anyway but this seals it. So good to see, I am definitely going for the plat.
 
I just bought it and it seems like a great version in the little bit I've just played. It's running at 60fps and a high resolution (I'd assume it's the equivalent of a 4k pixel density but it is running in 4:3). The original on the PS2 had a frame rate that would tank in some sections. I'm pretty sure it ran under 10fps in some areas lol. It's so good that Sony has brought back this masterpiece so it can be preserved (this version is a bit different from the PC version and until now it was stuck on the PS2).
 
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The PS2 version of the game was perfectly serviceable. It wasn't without its flaws and cutbacks, but it was still worthy. And besides, it had a wonderfully redone main theme song, and not to mention stylish and well-done intro and outro videos.
 
Seeing this thread reminds me how far and away we are of getting a new Deus Ex game and the return of Mr Jensen
 
stn said:
Anyone in North America able to buy this? Not seeing it yet.
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It's up now.

Deus Ex: The Conspiracy PS4 & PS5

This is an emulation of the classic PS2 title, Deus Ex The Conspiracy, playable on PS4 and PS5 for the first time. The year is 2052 and the world is a dangerous and chaotic place. Terrorists operate openly - killing thousands; drugs, disease and pollution kill even more. The worlds economies...
store.playstation.com
 
Zuzu said:
I just bought it and it seems like a great version in the little bit I've just played. It's running at 60fps and a high resolution (I'd assume it's the equivalent of a 4k pixel density but it is running in 4:3). The original on the PS2 had a frame rate that would tank in some sections. I'm pretty sure it ran under 10fps in some areas lol. It's so good that Sony has brought back this masterpiece so it can be preserved (this version is a bit different from the PC version and until now it was stuck on the PS2).
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What do you think about the controls? Particularly the aiming? I remember it being terrible on ps2 but it's been ages. I might be thinking of something else.
 
Zuzu said:
I just bought it and it seems like a great version in the little bit I've just played. It's running at 60fps and a high resolution (I'd assume it's the equivalent of a 4k pixel density but it is running in 4:3). The original on the PS2 had a frame rate that would tank in some sections. I'm pretty sure it ran under 10fps in some areas lol. It's so good that Sony has brought back this masterpiece so it can be preserved (this version is a bit different from the PC version and until now it was stuck on the PS2).
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Technically it was re-released on the ps3 store in Europe
 
Played the first mission yesterday and the impressions are very good. Console UI is very friendly, you just have to learn a rather unusual button layout (like jumping with a bumper button or reloading with R3). Runs very good (so far) and you get the standard goodies of Sony's emulator - rewind, separate saves or a choice of the aspect ratio (I'm sticking with 4:3). Obviously the graphics are kinda bad (like the Statue of Liberty is a big blob), but I don't mind.

I reckon not everyone's going to be a fan of how they divided levels, but in the Liberty Island area only the beginning was weird. The dock isn't directly connected to the main grounds, but to the Unatco HQ entrance and from there you have a narrow passage leading to other areas.
 
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What are the odds you find 10 augmentation canisters naturally through regular exploration? Asking this for the Augmented Reality trophy. I've played the original on PC half a dozen times before, but I don't remember if I ever gotten 10. And while it's never a punishment to replay Deus Ex, I'd rather get the platinum in one go.

Also, what do they mean with failing to pick up 10 items (Pack Rat)? Not having enough space in your inventory and not being able to pick up a weapon for example?

corgiix3 said:
is this 60fps at least?
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Yes. But unfortunately no widescreen, though that was to be expected for a PS2 game I suppose.
I've never played this version before, but it looks pretty solid. Gamepad controls are less intuitive than on PC and needs some time getting used to, but nothing too serious. Also, levels are broken up in multiple parts, but the loading times are fast enough for it to not really feel like an issue.
 
Regginator said:
Yes. But unfortunately no widescreen, though that was to be expected for a PS2 game I suppose.
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Tomb Raider Legend was widescreen. Shite visuals though, something was very off with the resolution they used and how it looked on a 4k screen.

I don't understand why Sony does not use the PC versions for some games. Those maybe could even use some texture pack mods or whatever was done in some cases. They just would need to make an emulator. That should not be entirely impossible, since the current PS is closer to PC than the hw of the PS2 was.
 
Crayon said:
What do you think about the controls? Particularly the aiming? I remember it being terrible on ps2 but it's been ages. I might be thinking of something else.
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The general aiming feels decent enough to me. It does feel dated and probably is a bit cumbersome on controller for a lot of people but it's alright imo.

The emulator they use allows you to remap all the buttons which is good because some of the button mapping is unorthodox by today's standards (E.g. "shoot" is mapped to R1 and reload is R3)
 
The IP is dead, unfortunately. Square Enix / Embracer didn't even bother to port Human Revolution to PS4/PS5.

I think it's a small miracle we got an opportunity to play any old version of Deus Ex on modern consoles.
 
Zuzu said:
I just bought it and it seems like a great version in the little bit I've just played. It's running at 60fps and a high resolution (I'd assume it's the equivalent of a 4k pixel density but it is running in 4:3). The original on the PS2 had a frame rate that would tank in some sections. I'm pretty sure it ran under 10fps in some areas lol. It's so good that Sony has brought back this masterpiece so it can be preserved (this version is a bit different from the PC version and until now it was stuck on the PS2).
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The odds of me playing this have now gone from 0% to about 30%.

Is it hard to complete all mission assignments in each level?
 
Regginator said:
What are the odds you find 10 augmentation canisters naturally through regular exploration? Asking this for the Augmented Reality trophy. I've played the original on PC half a dozen times before, but I don't remember if I ever gotten 10. And while it's never a punishment to replay Deus Ex, I'd rather get the platinum in one go.
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It's not hard at all. It's possible to fill all augmentation slots by the time you get to Hong Kong, so around halfway through the game, and you're given multiple chances to get most of them. I don't think I've ever finished a playthrough without a full set of augmentations.

There are two canisters that can only be found at a single point in the game, but they're both placed so that you can't really miss them.
 
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Is there a way to access my inventory to see which notes and books I've read, and to see mission objectives? Also, how do I get the secret message in training? I beat the game so many years ago that I've forgotten a lot of stuff.
 
stn said:
Is there a way to access my inventory to see which notes and books I've read, and to see mission objectives? Also, how do I get the secret message in training? I beat the game so many years ago that I've forgotten a lot of stuff.
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The secret room is in the final area of the training where you look at various holograms.

There's a menu for objectives and collectibles - you need to touch the left side of the touchpad (the Start button on the controller is used to open the emulator's menus).
 
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stn said:
Is there a way to access my inventory to see which notes and books I've read, and to see mission objectives? Also, how do I get the secret message in training? I beat the game so many years ago that I've forgotten a lot of stuff.
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The books and stuff trophy I got naturally before mission 2. Just look through everything, emails included.
 
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