Are We One Step Closer to Bloodborne 2?

Probably still a pipe dream—or hunter's dream.

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Robert Scarpinito
December 20, 2024 • Estimated Reading Time: 7 minutes

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Sony has purchased a 10% stake in Kadokawa, and while they’re not the majority stakeholder, they are the largest stakeholder. It’s hard to say how much sway they’ll really have, and it’s worth noting that both Sony and Kadokawa are more than just video games, especially in Japan.

However, I imagine a lot of people are connecting a bunch of Bloodborne dots right now.

The recently announced multiplayer FromSoftware game will include enemies from some of From’s finest work, according to director Junya Ishizaki.

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Looks like the one ring really won’t be ruling them all. The colorless artifact will be banned from most Magic formats, along with two other cards.

I thought the trailer we saw at The Game Awards felt weirdly serious for Borderlands; after all, this is the series is known for Butt Stallion, Shooty McShootface, and Bonerfarts. But hey, maybe this is a new chapter in the Borderlands universe—maybe it’s all grown up now.

After doing spooky Tokyo vibes and upbeat rhythm action, Tango Gameworks is committed to making more “unique” stuff. If you ask me, bring on the weird. Swing for the fences.

This is honestly pretty impressive since college football didn’t have a footprint in video games for quite a few years. But also, this gives me an excuse to put the cursed Buckeye nuthead man in your inbox. You’re welcome.

Some suspicious-looking software has hit Nintendo’s eShop, with titles like Unpacking: New Chapters and Unpacking: Deluxe Edition. None of them are actually related to the hit indie game, but despite the developer pointing it out, Nintendo has yet to do anything about these copycats at the time of writing.