Summary
In the history of video games, there have never been calls as loud as the ones fans make for aBloodborneremaster.Hollow Knight: Silksongcomes close, but there seems to be monthly cries forSony to do something with its beloved 2015 hit.
While hope among the community is always there, Sony is guaranteed to find a way to beat them down, with therecent Horizon Zero Dawn remasterand therumors of a Days Gone remasterseemingly thefinal nails in the coffin.
However, there is a small glimmer of sunshine. With PS5 Pro consoles now out in the wild, players have found a way toslightlyenhance Bloodborne, but sadly, it doesn’t really look any different.
Bloodborne Gets Boosted By PS5 Pro
When digging through thePS5 Pro’soptions, players have found the ability to “Enhance Image Quality for PS4 Games”, a category that Bloodborne squarely falls into.
So, of course, given the opportunity, those lucky enough to have Sony’s mid-gen refresh early tested it out onFromSoftware’stitle and shared the results onResetEra.
However, to the naked eye, the images that were shared looked almost identical, especially on a phone screen or PC monitor where most are likely to view the images, but it still got the community talking.
So much have the Bloodborne fans been beaten down, though, there was a shred of excitement that the game was at least getting some level of enhancement. Many flocked to the thread to declare it looked “a bit better”, “a little clearer”, and had a “slight detail boost”. It’s hardly a rousing reception, but with fans feeding on crumbs for almost ten years, it’s something.
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Bloodborne is a PlayStation 4-exclusive title developed by Dark Souls and Elden Ring creator FromSoftware, and launched in 2015. A critically acclaimed action role-playing game, you must traverse the city of Yharnam seeking a cure for a mysterious illness.
