PlayStation has rolled out current-gen updates for every game under the sun, even remaking recent releases like Until Dawn and The Last of Us, and yet Bloodborne has been left to gather dust at the back of the Hunter’s Dream.
It has been reported that Bluepoint pitched a Bloodborne remake, but FromSoftware shut it down, and that Sony is respecting director Hidetaka Miyazaki’s wishes to be involved in anything related to the game going forward. But at the same time, he has publicly expressed that he is not opposed to a PC port, musing that he’ll “get in trouble” if he says he wants one.
It’s hard to gauge what exactly is going on behind-the-scenes to prevent one of PlayStation’s most critically acclaimed darlings of last-gen from getting the TLC it needs. Maybe we just don’t have enough insight yet, eh? Whatever the case, even Shuhei Yoshida, the former president of Sony Interactive Entertainment Worldwide Studios, is confused.
As translated by GamesRadar+, Yoshida described himself at the Computer Entertainment Developers Conference as a “huge” Bloodborne fan when asking where the PS5 and PC ports are.
“This game has a lot of fans all over the...
