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March 2011
(80%)
31 Reviews
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Abstract: Beyond Good & Evil HD is almost exactly what its title suggests—a high definition version of Michel Ancel’s critical darling and financial flop. If you’ve never played the original game, this is good news for you, as it’s still one of the best action/...
Abstract: This may be an odd thing to say about a game's re-release when so much effort has been put into the graphics and presentation, but the music in Beyond Good and Evil HD is the first thing that really brought me back to playing the original game. The l...
It might not be enough, of course, to sway players who weren't pulled in the first time around. Frankly, if it didn't interest you then, it might not now either. Of course, they'd be ignoring a trend-setting, rounded and entertaining adventure game. Gi...
Abstract: In anticipation of a new movie release, have you ever cracked open an old book to relive the adventure? While the fate of Beyond Good & Evil 2 is unknown, it's rather curious that with rumors and questions from anxious fans on the rise, Ubisoft unleash...
Abstract: Beyond Good & Evil is a game that needs no introduction, which provides a stiff challenge to anybody attempting to review it in 2011. One of the most respected videogames of all time, applauded for its rich characters, engaging plot, and varied gamep...
Abstract: For some reason, Beyond Good & Evil did not achieve commercial success when it was originally released in 2003 – this despite a warm reception from the critics. Understandably, plans for a further two titles were on shaky ground. Fast forward seven years, and the action adventure has resurfaced as a sizable (1.68GB) download on Xb...
Abstract: Although sales were not perhaps to be expected but Beyond Good & Evil was backed by the creative stamp of Michel Ancel, who is well known for games like Rayman and Tonic Trouble. But unhappily, far-off from disappearing from the landscape as other games, ...
