Each and every console generation is going to have its fair share of remakes and remasters.Why? Well, it’s a great way of bringing older games to new players who may not have owned previous-gen consoles.You need look no further thanUntil Dawnwhich launched almost a decade ago, despite it feeling like it originally released just yesterday.AdvertGiven that new sequel tease and the upcomingUntil Dawnfilm, Sony is clearly looking to boost the profile of this specific IP.Yes, the recent remake will appeal to existing fans but I’d argue it’s more aimed at those who’ve yet to experienceUntil Dawnfor the first time - securing additional interest before that inevitable sequel is eventually announced.With all of this in mind, I’m sure we’ll see additional PS4 andPS5titles remastered or remade for thePlayStation6, whenever that eventually lands.Supposedly, the reveal of the PS6 is likely still at least three years away and yet fans are already debating what they’d like to see from the console.AdvertCan you guess which remaster is topping many wishlists?Yes,Bloodborne.Horizon Zero Dawn Remasteredis set to land this month on 31 October. Take a look at the game in action below.“It’s pretty obvious what Sony will do,”beganReddit user Educational_Ad8201. “Remaster it to launch around the same time as the PS6, like withDemon Soulsfor PS5.”AdvertI’m hesitant to agree. While it does, on one hand, feel like a no brainer, you have to question why Sony hasn’t already enacted this plan when either the PS5 or PS5 Pro were unveiled.I’m actually surprised to see that on the whole,Bloodbornefans appear to have given up hope.“A corpse should be left well alone,”wroteVegetable_Award850.“Just give it a rest,”addedCockroachNo7331.AdvertSony’s remake/remaster strategy, as of late, does follow a certain pattern.The Last of UsPart Iwas remade ahead of the launch of the HBO show.Until Dawnhas been remade ahead of the aforementioned film and rumoured sequel.Horizon Zero DawnRemasteredis set to launch ahead of a multiplayer entry and third mainline instalment. There was, originally, supposed to be a Netflix adaptation too.AdvertIf Sony doesn’t have any wider plans forBloodborne, I’m of the impression that they may just leave the franchise alone.Featured Image Credit: Sony Interactive EntertainmentTopics:PlayStation,PlayStation 5,Sony,Bloodborne,Fromsoftware
Each and every console generation is going to have its fair share of remakes and remasters.Why? Well, it’s a great way of bringing older games to new players who may not have owned previous-gen consoles.You need look no further thanUntil Dawnwhich launched almost a decade ago, despite it feeling like it originally released just yesterday.AdvertGiven that new sequel tease and the upcomingUntil Dawnfilm, Sony is clearly looking to boost the profile of this specific IP.Yes, the recent remake will appeal to existing fans but I’d argue it’s more aimed at those who’ve yet to experienceUntil Dawnfor the first time - securing additional interest before that inevitable sequel is eventually announced.With all of this in mind, I’m sure we’ll see additional PS4 andPS5titles remastered or remade for thePlayStation6, whenever that eventually lands.Supposedly, the reveal of the PS6 is likely still at least three years away and yet fans are already debating what they’d like to see from the console.AdvertCan you guess which remaster is topping many wishlists?Yes,Bloodborne.Horizon Zero Dawn Remasteredis set to land this month on 31 October. Take a look at the game in action below.“It’s pretty obvious what Sony will do,”beganReddit user Educational_Ad8201. “Remaster it to launch around the same time as the PS6, like withDemon Soulsfor PS5.”AdvertI’m hesitant to agree. While it does, on one hand, feel like a no brainer, you have to question why Sony hasn’t already enacted this plan when either the PS5 or PS5 Pro were unveiled.I’m actually surprised to see that on the whole,Bloodbornefans appear to have given up hope.“A corpse should be left well alone,”wroteVegetable_Award850.“Just give it a rest,”addedCockroachNo7331.AdvertSony’s remake/remaster strategy, as of late, does follow a certain pattern.The Last of UsPart Iwas remade ahead of the launch of the HBO show.Until Dawnhas been remade ahead of the aforementioned film and rumoured sequel.Horizon Zero DawnRemasteredis set to launch ahead of a multiplayer entry and third mainline instalment. There was, originally, supposed to be a Netflix adaptation too.AdvertIf Sony doesn’t have any wider plans forBloodborne, I’m of the impression that they may just leave the franchise alone.Featured Image Credit: Sony Interactive EntertainmentTopics:PlayStation,PlayStation 5,Sony,Bloodborne,Fromsoftware
Each and every console generation is going to have its fair share of remakes and remasters.Why? Well, it’s a great way of bringing older games to new players who may not have owned previous-gen consoles.You need look no further thanUntil Dawnwhich launched almost a decade ago, despite it feeling like it originally released just yesterday.AdvertGiven that new sequel tease and the upcomingUntil Dawnfilm, Sony is clearly looking to boost the profile of this specific IP.Yes, the recent remake will appeal to existing fans but I’d argue it’s more aimed at those who’ve yet to experienceUntil Dawnfor the first time - securing additional interest before that inevitable sequel is eventually announced.With all of this in mind, I’m sure we’ll see additional PS4 andPS5titles remastered or remade for thePlayStation6, whenever that eventually lands.Supposedly, the reveal of the PS6 is likely still at least three years away and yet fans are already debating what they’d like to see from the console.AdvertCan you guess which remaster is topping many wishlists?Yes,Bloodborne.Horizon Zero Dawn Remasteredis set to land this month on 31 October. Take a look at the game in action below.“It’s pretty obvious what Sony will do,”beganReddit user Educational_Ad8201. “Remaster it to launch around the same time as the PS6, like withDemon Soulsfor PS5.”AdvertI’m hesitant to agree. While it does, on one hand, feel like a no brainer, you have to question why Sony hasn’t already enacted this plan when either the PS5 or PS5 Pro were unveiled.I’m actually surprised to see that on the whole,Bloodbornefans appear to have given up hope.“A corpse should be left well alone,”wroteVegetable_Award850.“Just give it a rest,”addedCockroachNo7331.AdvertSony’s remake/remaster strategy, as of late, does follow a certain pattern.The Last of UsPart Iwas remade ahead of the launch of the HBO show.Until Dawnhas been remade ahead of the aforementioned film and rumoured sequel.Horizon Zero DawnRemasteredis set to launch ahead of a multiplayer entry and third mainline instalment. There was, originally, supposed to be a Netflix adaptation too.AdvertIf Sony doesn’t have any wider plans forBloodborne, I’m of the impression that they may just leave the franchise alone.
Each and every console generation is going to have its fair share of remakes and remasters.
Why? Well, it’s a great way of bringing older games to new players who may not have owned previous-gen consoles.
You need look no further thanUntil Dawnwhich launched almost a decade ago, despite it feeling like it originally released just yesterday.
Advert
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Given that new sequel tease and the upcomingUntil Dawnfilm, Sony is clearly looking to boost the profile of this specific IP.
Yes, the recent remake will appeal to existing fans but I’d argue it’s more aimed at those who’ve yet to experienceUntil Dawnfor the first time - securing additional interest before that inevitable sequel is eventually announced.
With all of this in mind, I’m sure we’ll see additional PS4 andPS5titles remastered or remade for thePlayStation6, whenever that eventually lands.
Supposedly, the reveal of the PS6 is likely still at least three years away and yet fans are already debating what they’d like to see from the console.
Advert
Advert
Can you guess which remaster is topping many wishlists?
Yes,Bloodborne.
Horizon Zero Dawn Remasteredis set to land this month on 31 October. Take a look at the game in action below.
“It’s pretty obvious what Sony will do,”beganReddit user Educational_Ad8201. “Remaster it to launch around the same time as the PS6, like withDemon Soulsfor PS5.”
Advert
Advert
I’m hesitant to agree. While it does, on one hand, feel like a no brainer, you have to question why Sony hasn’t already enacted this plan when either the PS5 or PS5 Pro were unveiled.
I’m actually surprised to see that on the whole,Bloodbornefans appear to have given up hope.
“A corpse should be left well alone,”wroteVegetable_Award850.
“Just give it a rest,”addedCockroachNo7331.
Advert
Advert
Sony’s remake/remaster strategy, as of late, does follow a certain pattern.
The Last of UsPart Iwas remade ahead of the launch of the HBO show.
Until Dawnhas been remade ahead of the aforementioned film and rumoured sequel.
Horizon Zero DawnRemasteredis set to launch ahead of a multiplayer entry and third mainline instalment. There was, originally, supposed to be a Netflix adaptation too.
Advert
Advert
If Sony doesn’t have any wider plans forBloodborne, I’m of the impression that they may just leave the franchise alone.
Topics:PlayStation,PlayStation 5,Sony,Bloodborne,Fromsoftware
