Digital Foundry's Thomas Morgan highlights the advancements made by the shadps4 emulator, enabling Bloodborne to run smoothly at 60 FPS, nearly crash-free. This progress comes as the community grows increasingly frustrated with Sony's failure to remaster the game since its release in 2015. Despite ongoing demands from fans and statements from former PlayStation executive Shuhei Yoshida expressing wonder at the lack of updates, Sony has missed opportunities to enhance Bloodborne for newer consoles. The article portrays a decade-long narrative of hope and disappointment within the dedicated player community.
Bloodborne has always been the most asked thing... some people get frustrated. I have only my personal theory to that situation.
It's been nearly a full decade since the release of Bloodborne, and the frustration over Sony's lack of remaster opportunities has only grown.
The shadps4 emulator's 0.5.1 version has improved Bloodborne's performance to the point where the game is almost entirely playable, crash-free.
Frustration among Bloodborne fans has reached a boiling point, with some describing the situation as a 'cottage industry' of discussion and demand.
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