Bloodborne PC Port: Modders Bypass Official Console Exclusivity
This infographic highlights the ongoing community frustration regarding the lack of an official PC release for the popular game Bloodborne. While the title remains exclusive to the PlayStation 4 console, the visual summary contrasts the absence of an official port or remaster with recent developments in the modding community. The image showcases how enthusiasts have successfully enabled the game to run natively on PC hardware, effectively bypassing the limitations imposed by the original console-only release. This development serves as a point of contention for fans who have long requested a PC version of the FromSoftware title.


Suck it Sony!!! I bet we see GTA6 PC months before Rockstar releases it officially
Make games for Linux already. PS4 uses a BSD wich is very close to Linux. So why no Linux version? Bloodborne on Linux would be fantastic!
Sony : wait a min that illegal... we want milk it with remaster....
Having actually played it via emulation recently, at full FPS, I must disagree that it's one of the best souls games. Not even in the top 3.
Actually, not entirely Sony's fault. They wanted bluepoint to do something with it, but from soft doesn't want to. So for once, Sony isn't walking all over a dev team just cause they could.
It’s Miyazaki that’s holding any potential remaster or sequel back. That’s pretty well established. If you’re hellbent on piling the hate on Sony, at least hate on them for the crap they’re actually responsible for.
As much as I like shitting on Sony, the reason Bloodborn is not on PC is because of Hidetaka Miyazaki the creator of the game. Sony wanted another studio to handle the remake and port of the game, but its creator wanted to do it himself.
How do I get this in my PC?
Sony just keeps shooting themselves in the foot and eventually they'll grow bored of doing it... they may simply point the gun at their head and pull the trigger one last time.
Sony: We are going all digital! Modders: Understand. Digital PS5 on PC.