The ShadPS4 PlayStation 4 emulator is finally bringing Bloodborne on PC, also making fan-made remasters possible, but there's another console exclusive that will eventually be made playable on PC before Sony will bother porting it.
As showcased in a recent video shared on YouTube by John GodGames Emus, Gravity Rush Remastered (whose support was added to the GR2fork focused on enhancing emulation of the second entry in the series) emulation has been improved in the emulator's 0.3.1. By adding the libSceFontFt.sprx and libSceFreeTypeOt.sprx sys modules, the game running on the emulator properly displays text, solving one of the biggest issues that made the game pretty much unplayable. Hopefully, future versions of the emulator will address the remaining issues that prevent the game from being a flawless experience on PC, such as some shadows visual glitches and random crashing issues.
The ShadPS4 emulator has been making amazing progress for the past few months, going from barely being able to boot Bloodborne to running it at a high resolution and framerate. Well-known FromSoftware modder fromsoftserve is also working on an unofficial remaster that aims to vastly improve the game's visuals. The modder is detailing the remastering process with some in-depth videos that highlight the high amount of care the modder is putting into the project.
More information on the ShadPS4 emulator can be found on its official website.
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