Demand for Bloodborne on PC Surges After Ghost of Tsushima PC Port Reveal

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and the potential for more players to enjoy these games on modern platforms.

Fans have responded to the absence of a Bloodborne update or PC port with hope and frustration. Is it possible Sony is reserving the Bloodborne remake for a future console, like the PlayStation 6? It wouldn't be the worst idea to make Bloodborne a launch title for the next PlayStation. This theory is further supported by the increasing value of FromSoftware, which Sony has an ownership stake on by way of Kadokawa, and the ever-present demand for a Bloodborne update or remake.

Of course, Bloodborne doesn't require a complete overhaul to make it suitable for re-release. Nixxes Software, for example, could adapt its assets for higher resolutions with minimal modifications. Enhancements such as reduced loading times, the ability to rest at lamps, and an in-game journal for lore tracking are among the many quality-of-life improvements suggested by the community and they won't necessarily require much effort to implement.

If implemented, these could help transform Bloodborne into an even more compelling experience for contemporary audiences.

While Sony and FromSoftware remain non-committal, the passionate calls from fans for a return to the dark, intricate world of Bloodborne continue to grow.

Whether these demands will lead to the development of a remake or remaster remains to be seen, but if it's true that Sony's immediate release pipeline is full of remakes and/or remasters, we know a certain hunter who deserves similar treatment.