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Bloodborne PS1 demake has shared a look of the first ten minutes of the game.Lilith Walther, creator of Bloodborne PSX, uploaded a video that shows the game from the very beginning, including a replication of the iconic PS1 boot-up screen and the game’s title screen.While less gory and action-packed than footage previously shared, including a fight with Father Gascoigne, the clip shows how the demake has faithfully replicated the original PS4 exclusive.Starting with the player character being

Elden Ring, the upcoming game from FromSoftware, has been delayed until February 25, 2022.In a tweet posted today (October 18) from the Elden Ring account, it stated “Important message: ELDEN RING will release on Feb 25, 2022, as the depth & strategic freedom of the game exceeded initial expectations.”Important message:ELDEN RING will release on Feb 25, 2022, as the depth & strategic freedom of the game exceeded initial expectations. Thank you for your trust & patience.

Elden Ring has allegedly leaked online and is being shared via Twitter posts.As reported in VGC, the 27-second clip surfaced on various YouTube channels before being removed, but can still be found on Twitter.Sharing it on his profile, industry insider Jeff Grub said the alleged footage is running on Xbox One, and likely Xbox One X “based on framerate”.Alleged Elden Ring footage from xbox One.

Bloodborne PS1-style ‘demake’ can now watch almost all progress made so far, with a new set of videos posted to Twitter.Lilith Walther, creator of Bloodborne PSX, has shared two videos showcasing “8+ months of focused work, condensed down into 4 minutes”.In the (very sped-up) set of videos, fans can watch a Bloodborne playthrough that follows the player from character creation to a gory battle with Father Gascoigne.

Bloodborne in first-person mode thanks to this brand new mod.As reported by Eurogamer, with the help from the modder who created the first-person mod for Dark Souls 3, Zullie the Witch, modder Garden of Eyes has made a first-person mod for Bloodborne.The YouTube video shows exactly what the FromSoftware title looks like from a first-person perspective with the player walking through the Hunter’s Dream location, as well as the player’s hands opening the gates of Yharnam.

Bloodborne, finally letting said door act as a working connection between locations.The mod was created by YouTuber Garden of Eyes, who told Eurogamer how they restored the cut shortcut between Central Yharnam and the Cathedral Ward.“I used some of the leftover assets to restore the shortcut door in the retail version of the game, which required modifying collisions, map files, and scripts to ensure that the regions loaded properly…” they said.“I also considered what would happen if the Cleric

Dark Souls II player was able to beat the game in its entirety without talking to anyone.As spotted by PCGamesN, content creator Ymfah recently uploaded a brand new detailed guide on how to beat Dark Souls II without talking and it’s seriously impressive.Usually, FromSoftware titles require the player to interact with NPC’s and various characters in order to progress and execute the next fight, but Ymfah managed to go through the entire game silently, avoiding shopping, repairs, upgrades and

Bloodborne PS1 demake recently showed off its recreation of the Father Gascoigne boss fight.The sole developer working on the project, Lilith Walther shared the fight on YouTube yesterday (July 13).

PS5 exclusive remake of Demon’s Souls is supposedly coming to PS4, according to a PlayStation database leak.Today (June 17) PlayStationSize, a Twitter account that’s known to uncover leaked PlayStation database information, shared a new post suggesting that the RPG will be coming to PS4 consoles.The account confirms that it found a PS4 remake version in the database, however the post also mentions that the version “can be cancelled, can be release(d) soon” or “can be small test version for

Elden Ring announcement trailer revealed during E3 over the weekend, director Hidetaka Miyazaki revealed new details about the game in two interviews.In the interview with IGN yesterday (June 14), Miyazaki revealed new details about the next entry in the Soulsborne series, Elden Ring.Miyazaki is the CEO of FromSoftware, a studio responsible for the Soulsborne series of video games. Soulsborne is a term used to describe games developed by FromSoftware.