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Hidetaka Miyazaki talks Dark Souls 3, reveals weapon changes and speedier movement

From GameWatcher: "Like all fans of the Souls series, I pretty much revere creator Hidetaka Miyazaki as a saint/saviour figure, coming down from on high to test and ultimately reward us with his intricately designed masterpieces. All hail Miyazaki.

Still, even I was a bit surprised to see Dark Souls 3 announced at this year's E3, and even more so to see the big man himself return to the series after his absence from the previous game (he was busy with PS4 exclusive Bloodborne)."

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Tdmd3215d ago

Can't wait to see Bloodborne's influence over Dark Souls 3. Might become the best souls yet!

iDadio3215d ago

I hope it takes some influence but I hope the combat isn't a fast as bloodborne, I'm a massive fan of the more strategic style of the souls series and whilst a bit of speed may make it feel a bit less clunky I hope it doesn't go overboard.

JJShredder3215d ago

I agree. I like the freedom of choice of either rocking some turtle armor and going meticulously through worlds or to strip naked and roll around enemies using nothing but a knife.

Bloodborn was great but I beleive it suffered from a more narrow focus. I beat it once and am having a hard time going back.....Dark souls 2, beat five times and each run felt fresh.

Shinuz3215d ago

Exactly the same here, got something like 180hrs clocked in DS2 in NG+++, whilst in bloodborne i'm at like 50hrs and starting my NG+ but i'm not very pscyched to finish it again.

kingdom183215d ago

Just give us gameplay already! But this is nice to hear, the thing that I hated about DS after playing Bloodborne was how slow it felt, its nice to know they are going to speed it up.

Conzul3215d ago

Some of those smaller (sized lol) bosses in Bloodborne resulted in fights with an amazing sense of speed and desperation.

It reminded me how for half of Shadow of the Colossus I was fighting behemoths and then I was caught completely off-guard by the smaller, faster colossi near the end.

Zero1093215d ago

Played DS, I really liked it. Then I played BB, freaking loved it. Then I played DSII Remastered (I got it after BB) and it felt weird and off (guess I was to used to the fast paced combat of BB).

I'm glad they found some middle ground so players can decide to be more aggressive or stay using the shield tactic. And each weapon will be unique..can't wait to see gameplay.

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Dark Souls: 10 Best Weapons In The Series

TheGamer writes, "Some weapons resist the test of time."

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Father__Merrin62d ago

bastard sword and claymore do the job when grinded up

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10 Hardest Bosses in the Souls Series, Ranked

The Nerd Stash: “Whether you’re here to gloat about your victories or to see what the fuss is about, we present to you the hardest bosses in the Souls series.”

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phoenixwing146d ago

I beat them all with my fists and no hits were taken. What do you mean you don't believe me? I used a guitar hero controller!!!

qalpha146d ago

I used the Jungle Beat Bongos from my Gamecube

The_Hooligan146d ago

I just made my character look like Chuck Norris.

qalpha146d ago

All the bosses are only from Dark Souls. No Bloodborne, Sekiro, Elden Ring, or Demon Souls

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Review: Mastering Dark Souls 3 Is A Monumental Achievement - Gamescordia

Dark Souls 3 is easily the most replayable game in the Dark Souls Series. But, is the game good enough to spend nearly 10 hours killing Silver Knights alone?

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GhostScholar158d ago

These games bore me to tears. I don’t mind the difficulty it’s just the constant killing the same enemies over every time you rest that makes it so monotonous

jznrpg158d ago

You open up a lot of shortcuts so you can skip many enemies. But if I don’t like games I don’t buy them.