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Bloodborne’s PC port is “genuinely happening,” if we take these industry insiders’ word as gospel (via WccfTech).
Before we move any further, we should not take their word as gospel, no matter how excited we are about the possibility of a PC port. There has been no confirmation from FromSoftware or Sony, and as a result, these are only rumours for now.
So, speculation was originally sparked when Bloodborne for PC appeared on Amazon France. Sony stated it was an error, but this is also the store that leaked Horizon: Zero Dawn for PC ahead of Sony’s plans. I’ll say no more. Recently, streamer Sloth Mom, industry insider Wario64, and Resetera moderator Jawmuncher have also thrown their lot in with the rumours.
For those just joining me, yes Bloodborne *will* be coming to PC, I've had it confirmed by a very trusted source, and I have a lot of faith in the company who's doing the port, you won't be disappointed. It genuinely is happening. pic.twitter.com/Gik2QA5J5q
— Sloth Mom (@CaseyExplosion) June 4, 2020
“Yes Bloodborne *will* be coming to PC, I’ve had it confirmed by a very trusted source, and I have a lot of faith in the company who’s doing the port, you won’t be disappointed. It genuinely is happening,” said Sloth Mom in a post to Twitter. Wario64 retweeted the streamer’s claim, and added their own suggestion to the swirling speculation. With PS Now, players could play Bloodborne on PC, or the insider cryptically hinted they could wait “a little longer.”
You can play Bloodborne on PC with PS Now…or wait a little longer https://t.co/oDIc1tq2sf
— Wario64 (@Wario64) June 4, 2020
Finally, ResetEra moderator Jawmuncher claimed that they have heard tell of a Bloodborne PC port, but that's all they know for now. When Sony would reveal something of this sort is anyone’s guess. The pandemic has led to the postponement of events and showcases, and the global political unrest is the focus right now. Activision, CD Projekt Red, Sony, and others have rescheduled their content so that “more important” conversations can take centre stage. We’ll keep you updated once we know more about Bloodborne’s possible PC port.
Bloodborne is out now for PlayStation 4.
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