Using our PS4 Pro preview captures as a base, just how close can the modded PC Dark Souls original get to the remastered experience?Watch on YouTube. Fast forward to 2018 and there's a new hope.

Dark Souls Remastered releases on May 25. Richard Scott-Jones Rich hates a cliché, so naturally his favourite game is Dark Souls . He is a strategy games , Total War games , and Warhammer games nerd.

The original and the remaster use the same textures on the doors, but the remastered version is sharper and clearer. Performance Dark Souls ' performance gets a significant upgrade for the PS4 Pro.

Where the original versions of Dark Souls were locked at 720p, Dark Souls Remastered renders the game at 1080p on base PS4 and Xbox One, native 4K on PC and at an upscaled 1800p on PS4 Pro and ...

An in-depth look at how Dark Souls Remastered is shaping up, ... PS4 Pro appears flat compared to the original Xbox 360. Long time Souls fans will also notice a big change in effects too.

A 1080p resolution and 60fps is regarded as the bare minimum for this kind of remaster, and it would be a shame if Dark Souls Remastered doesn’t hit that frame rate target.

Dark Souls Remastered is set to launch in a month, bringing what should be the definitive version of the game to all platforms on May 25 - assuming you haven’t just modded the original, of course.

Dark Souls Remastered Review code supplied by the publisher. You can read our original Dark Souls review for additional detail on the meat of the Dark Souls experience, here. By now it’s fair to ...

The remastered version of Dark Souls will cost $39.99 when it’s released on PC and consoles in May, so the Remastered version is effectively a $20 upgrade on PC. The two versions will be ...

Billed as a "loyalty discount", owners of Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition can pick up Dark Souls: Remastered at half-price when it hits Steam on May 25, 2018.

Original story: When Dark Souls Remastered was officially announced yesterday for Nintendo Switch, and later for PC, PS4, and Xbox One not many details were revealed.

When Dark Souls: Remastered was first announced, there was a little bit of confusion going on detailing what the price point would be for those that already owned the ‘Prepare to Die’ edition ...