Ever since the PS4 Pro, 60fps has been a revelation for console gamers, with many opting to exclusively play games at the ...

Should Sony ever make the decision to remake Bloodborne, there's every chance that just like the 2020 Demon's Souls, original ...

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The two would eventually partner for arguably the developer’s most beloved game, Bloodborne. “We have huge respect for Miyazaki and we were able to work with them again,” said Yoshida.

Bloodborne fans have been riding a rollercoaster of emotions for years, hoping for some kind of revival—whether a sequel, a remaster, or even just a simple 60 FPS patch. Recent events have reignited ...

Everyone thought with Bloodborne's 10 year anniversary approaching and Sony DMCA taking down the 60FPS patch that something was coming but uhhh ...

the Creator of Bloodborne's 60fps Mod Has Offered His ‘Copium’ Official Remake Theory This week's presentation saw Sony pull back the curtain to reveal a sneak peek at its plans to bring more ...

the Creator of Bloodborne's 60fps Mod Has Offered His ‘Copium’ Official Remake Theory For its next game, Elden Ring Nightreign, FromSoftware is going all-in on the bosses. This roguelike-ish ...

Rather than an updated version of a 21st classic, we're getting the angry bike dude game with improved shadow and lighting quality.

That said, try turning the latter off before bringing the former down if you need to boost fps. While Nvidia Reflex Low Latency won’t help your frame rate, it will reduce your system’s input lag.

Lance McDonald, the creator of a Bloodborne mod that makes the game run at 60fps, has been hit with a DMCA by Sony Interactive Entertainment. Combined with a similar DMCA striking down a YouTube video ...

This follows a recent DMCA takedown of a YouTube video promoting Bloodborne PSX, as chronicled by noted good modsman Lance McDonald below. As McDonald mentions, MarkScan were also responsible for ...