GearNuke: "Veteran 'Souls series' players should be happy to see that Hitboxes have been improved in Bloodborne from Dark Souls 2."
The creator of the 60 fps patch for Bloodborne has been hit with a DMCA notice from publisher Sony after 3 years.
People will read this and assume "must be a bloodborne remake coming".
Unfortunately, more likely theyre just being d***s
Nintendo took down AM2R and the next year they announced their official Metroid: Samus Returns 3DS remake.
So... There's hope for 2026?
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“ People will read this and assume "must be a bloodborne remake coming".
Yep, that’s me! LOL
I disagree, within 6 months the remake will be announced, it’ll be out in 2026 or the end of this year.
I don't know why they'd do something 3 years after the fact unless it represented some new conflict of interest though.
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A prominent former PlayStation executive has discussed the future of Bloodborne, stating that everyone is likely waiting on Miyazaki.
This has been stated many times. Everyone keeps blaming Sony but it is in fact up to when Miyazaki is 'Not Busy'.
Sony Interactive Entertainment's titles Bloodborne and The Last Guardian are now playable on the Steam Deck via emulation.
It's just as good and accurate as Demon's Souls. My current problem with the game is a giant pig killing me in one hit.
i call him EpicNameBro...
Hit boxes were awful in DS2 And made a lot of deaths feel cheap. BB is more refined and precise
It feels good, to say better than DS2 Isnt in itself a compliment, but its just generally good.
Something I noticed is that, at least with the dudes wielding the Butcher Knives in Central Yharnam, you can actually see a line indicating the phantom range of their weapon. Makes it a lot easier to avoid getting hit by them as you can see just how far beyond the weapon model they can hit you. So far though, I've only seen it with those Butcher Knife enemies.