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Ex-PlayStation boss can't understand why there isn't a Bloodborne remaster for PS5, but he hasn't given up hope yet

There are a lot of gamers who've been hoping for a version of Bloodborne that takes advantage of the PS5's horsepower, but it doesn't seem likely to happen.

Ex-PlayStation boss can't understand why there isn't a Bloodborne remaster for PS5, but he hasn't given up hope yet
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TL;DR: The former President of Worldwide Studios for Sony, Shuhei Yoshida, said he, like many fans, is puzzled about why Bloodborne still doesn't have a PS5 remaster (or PC port), calling its absence a "mystery." That said, he didn't rule out the possibility of it still happening.
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Why doesn't Bloodborne have a PS5 version yet? It's a good question, and one that has an ex-PlayStation boss scratching his head.

Hope springs eternal, pretty much, when it comes to a Bloodborne remaster (Image Credit: Sony)
Hope springs eternal, pretty much, when it comes to a Bloodborne remaster (Image Credit: Sony)

Wccftech reports that Shuhei Yoshida, who was previously President of Worldwide Studios for Sony Interactive Entertainment (before departing in 2019), talked about Bloodborne in a keynote session at CEDEC 2026.

Yoshida said: "This title has a massive fan base all over the world. However, a PS5 version hasn't been released, right? People point out that PlayStation's first-party teams keep pumping out remasters, so why haven't they released this one? Or why hasn't a PC version come out? I get asked 'Why hasn't it been released?' all the time myself, but well... that remains a mystery."

He didn't rule out that the game might eventually get a PS5 incarnation, adding that: "It might come out in the future, or it might not. A sequel might be made, or it might not. Speaking strictly as a fan, I really hope it comes out."

It's hardly much of a prediction, though, rather just an admission of the reality: it may happen - or it may not.

Whatever the case, hope continually bubbles that maybe Sony will do a remaster for the PS5. (You can, of course, play the PS4 version on the newer console, and get some pretty tasty performance from the game).

Last year, there was a hint in the form of a job ad from Bluepoint Games (which worked on Demon's Souls) that prompted speculation about a remake of Bloodborne, but nothing came of it.

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At this point, rather than a PS5 outing, the prospect of a full-on reboot for the PS6 seems more likely, but as they say, that might happen - or it might not.

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News Sources:wccftech.com and playstation.com

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Darren has written for numerous magazines and websites in the technology world for almost 30 years, including TechRadar, PC Gamer, Eurogamer, Computeractive, and many more. He worked on his first magazine (PC Home) long before Google and most of the rest of the web existed. In his spare time, he can be found gaming, going to the gym, and writing books (his debut novel - 'I Know What You Did Last Supper' - was published by Hachette UK in 2013).

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