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There are entire communities of "homebrew" coders who like creating games to run on various consoles, emulating other consoles on them, or installing Linux or whatnot on them just because they can.The Sony PlayStation 5 Is Hacked – Congrats To All Of You Who Have A PS5
Whilst it has been known for a while that the PS5 had an exploit lying around waiting to be played with, nothing was actually done about it until SpecterDev released a kernel exploit earlier today.…
Can someone explain to me why this matters? AS someone who has never had or wanted to have a hacked system, what does having a hacked system even do/mean?
That’s your choice, but you won’t be as mad as Bloodborne fans.
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As a Bloodborne fan, yes I am quite both mad and sad. Like, Bloodborne is gonna sell like hotcakes if it comes to pc. Every single one of souls games has been a hit (well save for the original dark souls and dark souls 2). I mean ffs, even crash bandicoot is on steam.That’s your choice, but you won’t be as mad as Bloodborne fans.
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I have a feeling Hermen Hulst had a big hand in this, seeing as it was his former studio.
My theory is that they either cant do it for legal reasons, or technical reasons. It is possible that FromSoft owns the source code and they arent interested in further work on that title.
Here's the thing. Naughty Dog and Guerilla Games are both Sony owned. So they have more control over the games than contracted games I would assume. Bloodborne is exclusive, but not first party, so it's a different animal than anything made by a Sony in-house studio.
The onus appears to still be on Sony for anything involving the title though.
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Yes they own the rights of the title, but that doesn't mean they have the source code to update the game at all. In all regards I wouldn't be surprised to find out that Bluepoint is working on something Bloodborne related, they even teased as much in a tweet now deleted.
Between this and the stupid Silent Hill/Kojami/Bloober rumors I’m getting fed up
Then stop following them around nor listen to them. Just appreciate what you have now, and don't focus too much on things that are most not likely going to be true or around. You make yourself all the more better for it. I didn't bother following any of these windmill rumors for a good reason.Between this and the stupid Silent Hill/Kojami/Bloober rumors I’m getting fed up
People are sick and tired of remasters and remakes until they remake/remaster a good they like. Other people will see games get remakes and such and be sad that game x,y,z isn't getting a remake.
FF7 remake was widely requested and warranted, no getting around to the fact that the 3D was very very rough back then. But was there ever a large clamouring for TLOU or HZ? Those more or less still looked good.
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So are you getting this or Callistol Protocal?
Will they spend 6 years working on it and release it in a fucked up state?
True, but those tired of the remakes and remasters can always find something else. Most of them are not short on options, and they know that. After those that are upset that they're not getting a remake: understandable. With that said, being jealous and constantly putting down people, because of game they enjoyed got remade is not going to make them any better. It's called accept it and move on. And if they do get the game they want to remade, they better be careful what you wish for.
At least that makes sense. FF7 came out in 1997. The Last of Us came out in 2013 and got a port around 2016 on the PS4 with all the upgrades and DLC. The port is backwards compatible on PS5. The Remake was not needed at all. I won't destroy others happiness, but that does not make Naughty Dog nor the Remake itself immune to criticism.
And there are many more of us that care to be kind, understanding, and to stick with our choices without being asked is about them. Even if we all don't agree on the same thing, at least we be respectful to one another and learn.
Yeah, it's a tough call.
To be fair, the "survival horror" wasn't exactly balanced in the original Dead Space either. Then the sequel basically became even more like RE4, except Leon has PTSD (ironic, because that's what the remake of RE4 is doing). That only changed if you did self-restrictions or played on the harder difficulties first. All I know about CP, is that the whole prison planet idea was going to be the original idea for DS when it was first drafted. The kinesis module may not be there anymore, but you still have kinesis type device where you can not only grab objects, but you can also grab and throw enemies into hazards and death traps. I noticed some elements from Evil Within 1&2, where you can sneak kill the basic or common monsters. Even if it's not the most survival horror type game, I still look forward to it and I'll probably play that first over the remake.
