When inputting keycodes or passwords, you may use a USB keyboard for the Playstation 3 or Xbox 360 to serve as your "keyboard". Submitted by: mangafreak50 Easier Passcode Input It would be wise to save before you hit the elevator button in case the barricades don't work. If you block the doorways correctly, the guards will stay in another room outside the whole time you're waiting for the Funicular. There are two vending machines outside the room, two crates (one short, one big) next to the security computer, and the turret in the center that can be used to block the lower doorway and the side corridor.
This is only possible if you have the Move/Lift Heavy Objects augment. Before you hit the elevator button, block both entrances into the room with heavy objects. In Picus Communications, when you have to wait for the Funicular to come up, there will be enemies that will arrive to fight you. Note that finding this computer grants the Hangar 18 Trophy / Achievement. The computer user MSTAINE is a reference to Megadeth member Dave Mustaine. This contains sections of the lyrics to the Megadeth song Hanger One. There is an email on a computer named 'Hangar 18,' written by Dave One. In a secret room in Singapore hangar below control switch you'll find level 5 computer and cooling upgrade. Submitted by: jedi_thrasher Megadeth Reference The pocket secretary that you pick up from White also references smashthestate in the address heading. This is a reference to the original Deus Ex in which "smashthestate" was used as one of the first obtainable security logins used for gaining access to a central building on Liberty Island. According to your mission log, the sidequest is named Smash the State. There's a sidequest where you run into Officer Nicholas (after obtaining Sandoval's location mid-to-lateway in the game) and are told to eliminate Jacob White (a member of Motor City Bangers). Submitted by: armadillobait Deus Ex Reference: Smash the State After the introduction, when you are walking back into Sarif HQ (during a cutscene), note that the side of the security cameras references "Big Bro Surveillance." That's a nod to George Orwell's classic science fiction novel, 1984, wherein people's actions are monitored by the menacing "Big Brother."
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