The creator of the high-profile Bloodborne 60fps patch has said he’s received a DMCA takedown from Sony. More like this As the Bloodborne PSX Demake Becomes the Latest Fan-Project to Suffer a ...

All the way back in 2021, a prolific modder and researcher of FromSoftware games, named Lance McDonald, released his magnum opus: a 60 fps mod for Bloodborne. Now, almost four years later ...

And then there’s Bloodborne, the little PS4 exclusive that could (kind of). It sold well over seven million copies on that console alone, and everyone between its most hardcore fans and even the ...

Sony has issued a DMCA takedown against a fan-made patch that allowed 2015 action RPG Bloodborne to run at 60FPS, sparking fresh speculation that a remaster of the game could be in the works. Of ...

Sony issued a DMCA takedown on a popular fan-made 60 FPS patch for Bloodborne, causing its removal from the web. Fans have long awaited a Bloodborne remaster or PC port, but obstacles may prevent ...

In today's Daily Fix: A popular patch for Bloodborne was hit with the DMCA copyright attack from Sony. The patch, which only runs on the emulated version of the game on PC, offered smooth 60fps ...

Bloodborne's unofficial 60fps patch given DMCA takedown notice. Fans released the patch due to performance problems, as the game is locked at 30fps. Removal of the patch could indicate new ...

Bloodborne's enemy designs are terrifying, making players panic and struggle to fight effectively. Be prepared for powerful foes like the Abhorrent Beast, requiring careful strategies to defeat ...

Bloodborne has seen many improvements regarding its PC emulation progress, and according to a new video by Digital Foundry, the PC emulated version of Bloodborne runs much better than the original ...

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"I know for a fact these guys want a Bloodborne PC port," Miyazaki said, pointing to FromSoftware colleagues. "If I say I want one, I'll get in trouble as well. But it's nothing I'm opposed to.