Will 'Dark Souls' Be An Epic Fail On PC?

It?s official. No more leaks, no more German-language magazine stories. From Software will be releasing Dark Souls: Prepare to Die Edition for the PC this coming August, replete with all new content. Here?s the official box art: PC gamers started a petition after Dark Souls came to consoles, urging the developer to release the game ...

It?s not necessarily surprising news, but it?s certainly good. From Software has confirmed that a sequel to its instant cult-classic, Dark Souls, will haunt our gaming future. ?Of course, it?s not over yet,? From Software?s R&D head Masanori Takeuchi told??GameTrailers. ?We?ve always been enamoured by dark fantasy action RPGs. That?s just been our core DNA ...

Comments made by the creator of Dark Souls about adding a possible Easy Mode were a translation error according to Namco Bandai. Metro has posted an update to their interview with Hidetaka Miyazaki. In the original interview Miyazaki said he was considering adding an easier difficulty mode to the next Souls game. This, [...]

If you've beaten Dark Souls, you'll know all about the King's Crowns, and those pesky immortal shadow dwarves. Except wait, no, you won't... I was reading up on the soon-to-be released Prepare to Die edition of Dark Souls today, and came across the About page for Dark Souls. At the top they list the additions [...]

Dark Souls for PC releases this August. Here are five things we can expect from the PC edition of From Software's brilliant action-RPG.

German magazine PC Action reports that the cult-hit console title, Dark Souls, is coming to PC this August and will include ?new bosses.? One expects From Software?s ?Prepare to Die Edition? will bring improved graphics to the consoles? more graphically powerful PC counterparts, and much-needed frame-rate relief to Blighttown ? though you?ll still have to ...

I?m going to dip back into Tom Bissell?s excellent piece on Bethesda?s Skyrim for a moment, now that I?m up to speed on From Software?s Dark Souls. Bissell argues that the storytelling in Skyrim, and the vast amounts of dense expositional lore, serve as distractions from the immersive nature of the game itself. Far from ...

As I?ve continued to play through From Software?s excellent Dark Souls, one small thing has been chewing at the back of my brain. I?m still deeply engaged with the game, for so many reasons, but I can?t help but think that perhaps my favorite moment in the game (so far) occurred very early on. I ...