Dark Souls 3 Is Set To Make A Return As Remaster Rumors Swirl
may not be the FromSoftware game enthusiasts want to see remastered but if the rumors are true it's what players can expect. Ever since its release in 2015, FromSoftware fans have begged the studio and publisher Sony to bring to modern platforms and free it from its PlayStation 4 exclusivity. Reports have swirled for years that the game will eventually make a return but the latest round of whispers claim a different FromSoftware masterpiece is getting ready to step back into the spotlight.
According to reputable insider Nick Baker, speaking on The XboxEra Podcast, a remastered version of is currently in development.
It's worth noting, as with all rumors, that fans should take this revelation with a pinch of salt until some kind of confirmation or official announcement is provided. Considering 's age (it's nearly a decade old) it stands to reason that FromSoftware would want to breathe new life into it even if many fans think the game doesn't necessarily need an upgrade.
From a mechanical perspective, still plays incredibly well. Its combat still holds up eight years after its release in 2016: While it retains the more considered pace of previous games, one can also feel some of 's speed and combos, making it more approachable and fun. Having said that, its graphics could do with some improvements and while it's certainly not an ugly game (far from it), the benefits of today's hardware can't be understated.
may have received an FPS boost on modern consoles, but its performance can still be rather jittery, especially during boss encounters requiring players to dodge attacks that generate plenty of particle effects. One can imagine a remaster introducing a stable 60fps mode as well as upgrades for all textures and character models, perhaps bringing it up to 's standard. is the only game in the trilogy to not be remastered so it stands to reason that FromSoftware would eventually get around to it.
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