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Folks purchasing the PC version of Square Enix/Eidos Montreal’s critically acclaimed Deus Ex Human Revolution will be happy to know that they will receive a free copy of the game for OnLive via a code. Gamers can connect to the OnLive website www.onlive.com, register, and punch in the code to instantly redeem the game.
Check out the launch trailer for Deus Ex Human Revolution, in stores now.
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