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Beyond Good & Evil's Pey'J Makes An Appearance On Ubisoft's Facebook Page
It could be nothing, but isn't it more fun to hope that this is a tease for a Beyond Good & Evil Appearance at E3?
The image appeared a few days ago on Ubisoft's official Facebook page along with the caption, "We’re a bit busy prepping for E3. Time to call in some reinforcements."
Beyond Good & Evil saw an HD re-release in 2011, and a sequel to the game has been teased with a CG trailer. The last update we got on Beyond Good & Evil 2 was from Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot who confirmed that progress is slow, but development on the game is still underway. That was in November of last year. The creator of the series, Michel Ancel, is hard at work on Rayman Legends, and is stretched thin as a result.
Maybe we will learn something new about the game next week at E3.
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