Deus Ex question

[rippa32]

I have the PS2 version of Deus Ex and was thinking about trading it in and buying the PC version, but then I really like to play it on the TV which is obviously much bigger than a PC monitor. I was wondering what differences lie between the two editions, other than the obvious interface changes to make the change worth it.

[Amorpha]

http://www.deusex-machina.com/dxps2/interviews/interview1.asp This is all I can find on the subject. There really aren't many differences from the looks of it.

edit:

Differences from PC version:

Advantages:
- Four FMV's that would have otherwise been merely out of the engine (but the engine of the PC looked a lot better than the PS2's engine, so it wasn't that bad)

- Orchestral theme not in PC version.

- Radically different interface that may be considered more user-friendly.

Disadvantages:

- 640x480. 'Nuff said.

- Radically different interface that may be considered more ''simple''. (whether this is an advantage or disadvantage is up to you, the player)

- Less memory requiring smaller maps, causing the maps to be sliced up into smaller sections with annoying load times between each section, and some modifications in the maps.

- In PC version, JC's damage system was far more advanced.

- PC cost: $4.99; PS2 cost: 14.99

- Many other smaller things

[rippa32]

Thanks for the points Amorpha.

[rippa32]

Does the fact you need medbots to install augs change alot to the gameplay?

[Amorpha]

Does the fact you need medbots to install augs change alot to the gameplay?
It means that when you find an aug you can't install it until you find a medbot. The only real changes to the gameplay are that you won't be able to use the aug for a while when you find it, and that it'll be taking up a space in inventory until it's used. So no, it doesn't change the gameplay much.

[rippa32]

oh ok thanks