Although the new Bloodborne game whets our appetite, we have to wait for the remake, PC version and all the products that may come.
From Software President Hidetaka Miyazaki with Eurogamer new Bloodborne game and in an interview about possible remakes, he stated that “much more powerful systems are needed for the game to be released”, on the one hand, it made us all expectant, and on the other hand, it caused us to be a little disappointed.
New Bloodborne Game May Come to PS6, According to Miyazaki
Rumors about the new Bloodborne game have been incessant since the day it was released. However, Fromsoftware President Hidetaka Miyazaki made a statement to put an end to all these rumors. According to the President, the current systems are not sufficient for the production to reappear. We can derive two meanings from this statement. The company really wants to do a great job, but at the same time, it does not find the hardware of PlayStation 5 sufficient.
Miyazaki, who served as director on the PlayStation 4 exclusive game, explains that the studio “values” the Lovecraftian Souls spin-off “very much” like its fans, while also suggesting that any remake of the 2015 game could depend on a big enough technical leap in hardware.
While hardware is a factor, Miyazaki seems to have thrown us all into a new limbo when it comes to deciding whether or not Bloodborne will one day be remade, saying “anything goes.”
“From a purely user perspective, modern hardware also allows more gamers to appreciate all games. So it remains a simple reason,” he continued in his statement. “But as a gamer, I think accessibility is important. I think that could be the driving force between porting an old game to a new platform.” He continued: