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Dark Souls: Remastered will be receiving a new collector’s edition guide, according to a listing on Amazon. Future Press is handling the book’s release.

At well over 400 pages, the Dark Souls: Remastered Collector’s Edition Guide “brings everything there is to know about the world of Lordran together in one place.” That means updated data and strategies, new sections, and much more.

Curious as to how Dark Souls: Remastered looks on Switch during portable play? Wonder no longer, as 20 minutes of handheld gameplay has arrived – see below.

IGN has posted another off-screen video for Dark Souls: Remastered showing more off-screen footage on Switch. We have the footage below.

At PAX this week, Dark Souls: Remastered is being shown off on Switch. Take a look at the first off-screen gameplay below.

Among the coverage popping up for Dark Souls: Remastered today is a new article from IGN. The site outlines all of the differences between Dark Souls: Remastered and the original game in an easy-to-follow manner.

Here’s the full rundown:

A number of outlets were able to go hands-on with Dark Souls: Remastered last week. Among them was USgamer, who is sharing new details about the release today.

Here’s the full roundup of information:

A few screenshots have come in for Dark Souls: Remastered, due out for Switch on May 25. We’ve rounded up the images below.

Thanks to Jake for the tip.

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Pre-orders for Dark Souls: Remastered have now opened on the Nintendo UK store. You can reserve it here. By purchasing the game, you’ll receive a metal plate pictured above.

Digital Foundry has a very look at Dark Souls: Remastered on Switch based on the brief snippets of footage shown during last week’s Nintendo Direct. The game is still a couple of months out and changes could be made, but the analysis is rather interesting.

Digital Foundry reconfirms what Bandai Namco and FromSoftware have said previously. Dark Souls: Remastered will indeed run at 1080p docked (and 720p in portable mode). On the whole it’s a 2.8x increase over the last-gen versions of the game.

Does the name Virtuos ring a bell? If you paid attention to last year’s release of L.A. Noire on Switch, it may sound familiar. Rockstar worked with Virtuos to bring that title to Nintendo’s console.

The same company looks to be behind the release of another notable Switch re-release. Dark Souls: Remastered has been rated in Australia, showing that Virtuos is working on FromSoftware’s classic for Nintendo’s console. Polish studio QLOC has been rumored to be handling the title for other platforms.


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