There is a particular sadistic joy to being a modern Bloodborne fan. A decade on, short of a complete remake, we probably wouldn't even be interested in a remaster or 60fps patch at this late stage, but then, we're probably in the minority on that; Sony has struck another Bloodborne fan project with a DMCA takedown request, which probably has more to do with trademark technicalities than because a long-hoped-for re-release or patch is imminent.
Lilith Walter, creator of Nightmare Kart (formerly Bloodborne Kart), announced on X that an old video of their Bloodborne PSX Demake project had been struck with a copyright claim by MarkScan Enforcement (thanks, IGN).
This is the same firm that pursued Bloodborne 60fps patch creator Lance McDonald just last week Invariably, this has led to a particular amount of cope within the community, segments of which are even now desperately inhaling that most unhinged type of «copium», known as «Bloodbornium».
If we had to guess, this is also likely more about using Sony's trademarked name than it is because an unlikely remaster/remake is on the way.
In the copyright Ex-PlayStation exec weighs in Will you stay trapped within the endless nightmare of Bloodbornium and cope like some die-hard segments of the community?