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From Software's classic RPG, King's Field ll, is re-releasing on PS3, PSP and Vita

King's Field ll has been rated for re-release on the PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable and PlayStation Vita.

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Summons753598d ago

Psnow then....heaven forbid Sony allows us to redownload anything we bought digitally on PS3...

nucky643598d ago

from what I've read, we'll be able to dload journey for free when it comes to ps4 - provided it was purchased on ps3. it's been a while so maybe this has/will change.

TWB3598d ago (Edited 3598d ago )

Oh but they would first have to emulate the PS1 games on the PS4 and we all know that doesn't tickle their fancy.

BTW, has the first Kings Field game already been added ? If I ever get around playing them I would prefer to play them all.

yewles13598d ago

YEEEEEEEEEESSSS!!! *so happy*

bradleejones3598d ago

I wonder if it is remastered.Kings Field was awesome, but the graphics are way, way out of date now. Awesome they are re-releasing either way!

Skate-AK3598d ago

Sure it is just a PS1 classic.

bradleejones3597d ago

@ skate. Hey, I can hope.

Summons753598d ago

Dark Souls fans.....be wary this game is truly difficult like Demon's Souls and Bloodborne good but for anyone who has gotten into the recent games.

nucky643598d ago

yup - and the traps are diabolical

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The Ivory Band of Yesterday: An Eternal Ring Retrospective

VGChartz's Issa Maki: "Like many in our fraternity, I too am preparing for the release of Elden Ring: I have linked the Fire across the Lands of Cinder, gone on the 'Hunt', defeated Isshin the Sword Saint, and assayed the role of the Old Monk more times than I care to admit in print. But unlike many of my contemporaries ready to march forward, I decided to take the step backwards for a more holistic viewpoint, to an era when FromSoftware was a virtual non-entity, paying dues and learning the lessons that would help it survive into the post-HD world."

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The History of FromSoftware Part 1: From Pig Feed to Tenchu Fatigue

Chris Penwell from PlayStation LifeStyle writes: FromSoftware has had a vast history of games development since 1994. As we celebrate the release of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, we take a dive back into the company's history.

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