I say, “finally” but it actually took players like, two days to crack the secret. What’s even the point of secrecy these days?

The door was not in the original game on PS3, so it’s clear that Bluepoint Game is having some extra fun with its remake of From Software’s classic.

Sony, clearly very aware that it has the games that so many people are lusting after, just can’t stop showing off Demon’s Souls.

We also have some new information on the game, including a range of filters to tweak the way it looks and updated user interface elements.

Ah, the time to finally go back and play an underappreciated gem that really isn’t as good as people make it out to be, is finally upon us.

Yesterday, Wired got the scoop (again!) on the PlayStation 5. They got to have a good look at the system, along with the changes that it brings to the system’s controller, with its new-fangled haptic feedback , while also speaking to developers who’re busy making games for the impending console. One of those developers is remake and remaster slingers Bluepoint …

Shadow of the Colossus proves that good design and inspired art direction never truly age. And with Bluepoint's careful injection of improvements and enhancements, it's the best way to play this storied classic you're likely ever to get.

Shaking off the dust from the slightly disappointing PS3 remaster, Bluepoint Games seems confident that the PS4 remaster of the Team Ico classic is their redemption song.