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Microsoft Responds To Reports Of Xbox Live Account 'Jacking' Over the weekend, some new screenshots of Beyond Good & Evil 2 – or at least BG&E2′s tech demo – look to have turned up. Interestingly, while they share the same setting as the last screens (and the tech demo video), these actually have star Jade front and centre, and show sequences not depicted in prior looks.
It’s been a virtual flood of leaks and glimpses this week for Beyond Good & Evil 2. There’ve been comments about tech requirements and a screenshot of the sequel’s gameworld. Now, a video flythrough of the environmental design has popped up.
Allgamesbeta has posted three more shots from Beyond Good & Evil 2, which match the look of the image that turned up yesterday.
We’ve already heard that Michel Ancel’s Beyond Good & Evil 2 is in development, though it sounds like it might have to wait until the next generation of consoles for release.
I speak a little bit of French. Just enough, in fact, to get the gist of what Rayman creator Michel Ancel is saying in this interview. The Ubisoft developer confirms work continues on the long-awaited sequel to cult favourite Beyond Good & Evil, but also says that it’ll need better tech than is currently available.
Over the weekend, Beyond Good & Evil creator Michel Ancel gave a talk at the Montpellier in Game conference in France. As a treat, he showed off some concept art and footage from the game’s sequel, the long-in-development Beyond Good & Evil 2.
Ubisoft’s recent financial report indicated that, following a fiscal year loss of $US74 million, a number of projects were being scrapped as part of an internal reorganisation. Since we’ve heard very little from Beyond Good & Evil 2in the three years since its teaser trailer was shown, some thought it finally meant curtains for that long-awaited sequel.
Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot assured me today that work continues, has never stopped, on the highly anticipated sequel to 2003′s Beyond Good & Evil.
