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Beyond Good & Evil 2 Concept Art Shown, Is Gorgeous
Despite Ubisoft's continued hesitance to talk about it in any way at English-speaking events, Beyond Good & Evil 2 apparently still exists. At the Montpellier In Game 2011 conference, BG&E creator Michel Ancel showed off new concept art from the project alongside a previously leaked target video.
The quality is low, but you can check out the video here. In it, Ancel shows off a bunch of wonderful-looking concept art for Beyond Good & Evil 2, a project that Ubisoft has maintained is in development by a small team. Later in the video, Michel also plays a familiar video -- this apparent target video was leaked online back in 2009 and provides a striking vision of how the game could look and play in motion.
Here's the relevant video from the Montpellier In Game 2011 conference:
And here's the original leaked video from 2009:
So what do you think? Further proof that Beyond Good & Evil 2 is coming eventually or just another in a long line of painful teases from Ubisoft?
[via VG24/7]
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