The upcoming PlayStation State of Play event will be broadcast this Thursday, and as expected, gamers in the ecosystem are waiting and speculating what the showcase will hold for them. One remains common among players is wishing for different games to make it to the showcase.
The game is Hidetaka Miyazaki’s legendary PS4 exclusive, Bloodborne. While the game was released long ago, fans desperately want a refresh for it. Whether it is a remake, a remaster for next-gen, or a port for PC, fans need some news about the game to make it to the showcase.
Fans Are Going ‘Insane’ for Bloodborne at the Upcoming PlayStation Showcase
Sony’s State of Play showcase, which has seen some fantastic reveals in the past, will return on May 30 at 3 pm PT. Fans agree unanimously that, more than any other game, Bloodborne needs a refresh in some way or another.
A user expressed how desperately they were waiting for something regarding the game to be revealed at the upcoming showcase using an image of Vaas.
Another Individual commented on the video game company’s official tweet with a GIF from the game.
The individual wasn’t the only one who expressed how they have been stuck hoping for an update on the PS4 exclusive but haven’t received any good news in any of the showcases before this one:
Some other hopeful fans were even hoping for a sequel to the game, which seems even less likely given the IP’s dormancy ever since the game was released:
But after all this time, it makes sense to wonder if hoping for a sequel or even a next-gen remaster for the game will be worthwhile. If past showcases and the current priorities of FromSoftware are to be considered, it might be a long shot.
Why Bloodborne Should Be Getting a Feature at the Event, but It Won’t
FromSoftware’s Hidetaka Miyazaki hasn’t said much about the studio’s plan after Shadow of the Erdtree. While fans are getting impatient and have started connecting Bloodborne to the upcoming DLC, objectively speaking, it seems very unlikely it will happen.
The game’s atmosphere, boss fights, and grim and brutal setting were second to none and can’t ever be replaced by any other game. Moreover, it is perhaps one of the only PlayStation 4 exclusives that have yet to get the same treatment as almost every other exclusive from Sony.
Despite the game being one of the top-selling titles from the studio’s Soulslike lineup, Elden Ring is still the most popular IP, especially in the current scheme. The studio wouldn’t risk cannibalizing Shadow of the Erdtree‘s hype by announcing something as huge as a sequel or even a remaster for the title.
Do you think hoping will do impatient fans harm, or will their day of reckoning finally arrive? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
