A Bloodborne port for PC may have been canceled by Sony

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A Bloodborne port for PC may have been canceled by Sony

For a long time, players have been asking for a PC version of Bloodborne, but it seems that Sony may have put an end to those hopes. According to rumors (to be taken with a grain of salt), the Japanese company canceled the project due to the disappointing quality of Horizon Zero Dawn on PC. Virtuos studio, which was also responsible for the PC edition of Horizon, was reportedly removed from the development of Bloodborne on PC as a result.

Source: playstationlifestyle.net

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