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A few notes from the Sarif Office theme in the prologue mission is from the UNATCO music. A security guard at Tai Yong Medical will mention how another guard joked about getting the wrong soda from a vending machine. #TV TROPES DEUS EX HUMAN REVOLUTION TV#
A tidbit of news seen on the TV will mention the sales of orange and lemon-lime soda. When Malik takes off from the Detroit factory the camera movement is identical to how Jock's helicopter takes off. FEMA is being used for shady activities. Several emails written by people with cyberlimbs, including powerful, well-educated people, are riddled with typos (much like Gunther's similarly misspelled emails from the first game), the implication being a lack of feedback, or simple inexperience with augmented limbs, when it comes to finer tasks such as typing. Which is odd, since, while he was an apostle, Paul wasn't one of the apostles (usually, saying "the apostles" refers specifically to the original 12. One of the researchers at Omega Ranch says in an email that he's started naming the babies they're genetically modifying to accept nano-augmentation after the apostles. An NPC will question your decision on wearing sunglasses out at night. The Gray Death was a pandemic in the original game, and the organization that created it was Majestic 12. A street preacher in Detroit will mention a sickness that is "gray and deadly" coming "on the backs of 12 kings". It's a paraphrase of a line in the first game. Adam also gives Tong Junior a bit of advice that he promises to remember. DLC and later the Director's Cut confirms that it is him. #TV TROPES DEUS EX HUMAN REVOLUTION SERIES#
The game never flat out states it, but it's pretty obvious to anyone familiar with the series that he's Tracer Tong, an important character from the first game.
Before the local Triad leader will help you out, you have to rescue his kidnapped son.
One of the game's pre-order bonuses is an extra quest added on to the main storyline. At one point Hugh Darrow laments that he feels like Daedalus, watching people augmented with his technology fly too close to the sun, fearing that they will fly too high and come crashing down. The Stinger features Page speaking with Morgan Everett about the Morpheus Initiative, the program they created prior to the first game that led to the development of advanced AIs like Daedalus and Icarus. 
In the opening cutscene, Bob Page can be seen making plans with his fellow conspirators, most likely to mirror the opening scene from the first game.
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