Demon's Souls

Sony announced Days Gone Remastered — an updated version of the 2019 game. Judging by the trailer, the differences from the original are minimal: PS5 owners can expect graphics on par with the current Days Gone running on PC at max settings. Many users online immediately mocked this kind of "rejuvenation" of a game that didn’t even need it. In light of this odd announcement, let's take a look back and recall other cases where game studios wasted effort and time on completely unnecessary remasters or remakes.

Rumors about the development of a Bloodborne remaster or a PC port have reached the same speculative heights as Half-Life 3. Over the past decade, countless fake leaks have surfaced, claiming that gamers would soon be able to play an updated and enhanced version of this classic at higher FPS. And not just on Sony consoles, but also on their PCs. However, for years, Bloodborne remained trapped on the outdated hardware of the PlayStation 4 and never received any updates for the PS5. Fortunately, the game’s story is finally beginning to move forward, and thanks to fan efforts, the project is no longer tied exclusively to Sony systems.

On November 7, 2024, the Pro version of PlayStation 5 was released. At the announcement stage, this device raised a lot of questions. However, in the end, even the high price did not stop users from buying it. In this article, we will figure out how the PS5 Pro differs from the standard version of the console, and whether it is worth spending almost one hundred thousand rubles on it.