How Do Sine Mora’s Graphics Compare To Its Concept Art?

Grasshopper and Digital Reality have updated the Facebook page for their upcoming Xbox Live Arcade shoot-em-up, Sine Mora, showing off how the in-game visuals hold up to the original concept art. Take a look:

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Grasshopper signed on Japanese anime creator, Mahiro Maeda, to design bosses for Sine Mora. Maeda has previously contributed designs for Neon Genesis Evangelion, The Vision of Escaflowne, and provided key animation for Kill Bill Vol. 1, in addition to directing Final Fantasy: Unlimited and part of The Animatrix (The Second Renaissance).


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