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  • Leak Suggests Dark Souls Trilogy Remake is in Development

    Leak Suggests Dark Souls Trilogy Remake is in Development

    Recently, rumors have surfaced on social media suggesting that FromSoftware’s Dark Souls trilogy is in the process of being remade under the guidance of publisher Bandai Namco. However, it’s important to approach this information with caution, as the source of the leak remains unidentified.

    This speculation has also sparked debate about why Bloodborne hasn’t received the same treatment, despite numerous fans requesting a port to next-generation consoles and PC to enhance performance—rather than playing the game on their PS3s at 30 FPS.

    The initial leak originated from YouTuber and content creator Shirrako, who shared via X (formerly Twitter), “Dark Souls Trilogy Remake in development. A reputable source from my mirror reports.”

    Bandai Namco has yet to respond to these claims.

    Leak claims Dark Souls trilogy is being remade

    Shirrako, recognized for his YouTube channel with over 2.5 million subscribers where he posts full gameplay videos without commentary, shared the news. The tweet generated mixed reactions across social media platforms. Many fans pointed out that the games still hold up well today, while others believed that only Dark Souls 1 and 2 need remakes to address gameplay issues and outdated graphics.

    One user commented, “Honestly, the only games that need to be remade are DS1 and 2. They look kinda ugly now. DS3 still looks pretty good, though.”

    Another added, “Anything but Bloodborne at this point. Sony really deserves a fate worse than Xbox.”

    With Sony now pulling support from Bluepoint Games—famous for remaking Demon’s Souls and Shadow of the Colossus—speculation has intensified about who might take on the development of these rumored remakes.

    Dark Souls 2 often receives the most criticism among the trilogy, with complaints about gameplay mechanics, level design, and the overwhelming number of enemies in each area. Despite this, it maintains a dedicated fanbase that claims they wouldn’t change a thing about it.

  • Classic Platformer Trilogy Arrives On Xbox Game Pass Tomorrow

    Classic Platformer Trilogy Arrives On Xbox Game Pass Tomorrow

    Spyro flies away from an attack with snowy mountains in the background.
    Activision

    Following a brief teaser earlier today, Xbox has officially announced that the Spyro Reignited Trilogy will soon be available on Xbox Game Pass. Excitingly, it will be featured across various tiers, including Game Pass Standard.

    The Spyro Reignited Trilogy features the beloved titles Spyro the Dragon, Spyro 2: Ripto’s Rage!, and Spyro: Year of the Dragon, and is set to become accessible on the subscription service on November 12 — just a day away. It will be included in Game Pass Ultimate, PC Game Pass, and Game Pass Standard.

    While we anticipated this announcement, the speed at which Xbox confirmed it took us by surprise after a recent post on X. The Xbox Game Pass account teased the news with a 30-second video showing a chest from the series, which the official Spyro account responded to.

    👀👀👀

    — Spyro (@SpyroTheDragon) November 11, 2024

    The platforming trilogy has been part of Xbox since 2018 and can currently be purchased on the Xbox Store for Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S for $40. Its addition to Game Pass opens up the game to a new audience who might have missed out on the original releases.

    Originally, the trilogy was created by Insomniac Games, which is now part of PlayStation Studios, making this an interesting move for Game Pass. While other Spyro games were released later, the Reignited collection was developed by Toys for Bob, a former Activision studio known for its work on the Crash Bandicoot franchise.

    Despite experiencing significant layoffs in January 2024 after Microsoft acquired its parent company, Toys for Bob became independent again in February and formed a partnership with Xbox to publish its next title.

    As players dive into Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, there’s also a strong lineup of games coming to the service this November, including Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, StarCraft: Remastered and StarCraft II: Campaign Collection, along with the new Metal Slug Tactics.

  • 28 Years Later Trilogy Plans Announced With Plot Details

    28 Years Later Trilogy Plans Announced With Plot Details

    Cillian Murphy in an abandoned London in 28 Days Later.
    Fox Searchlight Pictures

    Exciting new information regarding Sony Pictures’ 28 Years Later has emerged. The eagerly awaited sequel is scheduled to premiere in the summer of 2025, marking 22 years since the franchise’s original film, 28 Days Later, debuted, and 18 years since its follow-up, 28 Weeks Later, was released in 2007. This film reunites 28 Days Later‘s director, Danny Boyle, with screenwriter Alex Garland, and a follow-up titled 28 Years Later Part II: The Bone Temple has also been confirmed.

    Nia DaCosta, known for directing The Marvels, will take the helm for this sequel, which began production in August. Although the full cast for The Bone Temple has yet to be revealed, it will be based on a script co-penned by Garland and Boyle. Reports suggest The Bone Temple could be the second part of a trilogy, a notion that has been reinforced by one of the film’s stars, who offered insights into the film’s intriguing plot.

    In a recent interview with IndieWire, actor Ralph Fiennes, featured in Conclave, shared thrilling updates about 28 Years Later, stating, “It’s three films, of which two have been shot.” He provided details on the sequel’s narrative: “Britain is 28 years into a devastating plague of infected individuals who are violent and rabid, with only a few safe communities remaining. The story revolves around a young boy seeking a doctor for his ailing mother, guiding her across the stunning northern English landscape, all while the infected lurk in the surrounding woods and hills.”

    Cillian Murphy fleeing from a flaming zombie in 28 Days Later.
    Fox Searchlight Pictures

    According to IndieWire, Fiennes plays the doctor that the young lead character is desperately trying to locate, hinting that “he’s a character who may initially seem strange but ultimately becomes a beacon of hope.” The cast of 28 Years Later also includes Jodie Comer, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Jack O’Connell, Erin Kellyman, Edvin Ryding, and Cillian Murphy. Aside from Fiennes’ revelations, not much else is known about the storyline and characters. However, Murphy is expected to reprise his role as Jim from 28 Days Later in both this sequel and The Bone Temple.

    It remains unclear whether Murphy will return for the anticipated third installment. The specifics regarding its director, cast, and title are still under wraps. It’s possible that Sony may wait to gauge the performance of 28 Years Later before committing to a second sequel. Nevertheless, Fiennes’ remarks indicate that the overarching narrative is plotted for a trilogy featuring three films.

    Fans can look forward to discovering the extent of Fiennes’ character’s involvement in the yet-to-be-finalized trilogy’s overarching story.

    28 Years Later is poised to grace theaters on June 20, 2025.