Summary
Kai Cenat has joined the heap of fans asking for aBloodborneremaster ahead of hosting a marathon stream for the game. On August 2, the live streamer will startBloodborne, which is one of FromSoftware’s most loved titles. AlthoughBloodborneis one of the PlayStation 4’s biggest hits, in most cases Sony rarely mentions the release, which fans find strange because of how big its online fandom appears.
There are plenty of video games from the last console generation that fans miss playing. Some have left their old consoles behind in the transition to new ones, and that leavesfans hoping that classic games get remastersor even remakes. Sony appears to have let popularity influence the chances of a remaster before. Plenty of gamers still argue over whetherThe Last of Us Part 2deserved a remastered edition, which was released around the same time that the TV show gave the series a boost in popularity. If nothing else, that pattern shows that Sony is conscious of these trends regarding releases.
Kai Cenat recently announced a marathon stream forBloodborne, doubling down on his stunt of playing FromSoftware games until he beats them. Following that announcement, Cenat expressed his desire “to make something shake” concerning aBloodborneremaster. The popular streamer mentioned being aware that plenty of gamers have been asking for the game to be remastered and ported to PC and has dedicated his marathon stream to that cause.
Kai Cenat Rallies for a Bloodborne Remaster
Cenat last did this type of stream withElden Ring, gathering the attention of Soulsborne fans and impressing gamers with his dedication. Part of the reason Cenat’s streams for this series are so noteworthy is because of the amount of attention that he brings to these games, as he is largely considered to be one of themost popular current Twitch streamers. Cenat is conscious of this attention and seems to be directing it towards those who are handling the IP for the game.
Bloodbornehas been in a specific predicament for some time, and whether it will get a remaster is a complex question. Although Bandai Namco handles the rights to most FromSoftware titles, especially with Soulsborne games, Sony subsidiary Japan Studio published the game. When Japan Studio closed, Sony Computer Entertainment retained the rights, which seems to be whyFromSoftware Boss Hidetaka Miyazaki says his hands are tiedin the matter. Even if he wants a remaster, it’s Sony’s choice.
