According to the latest market analysis data, global cumulative sales of the gothic action role-playing game "Bloodborne" developed by FromSoftware have exceeded 9 million copies.However, despite continued strong commercial performance, there has been no official news on the long-awaited sequel, remake or PC port.

According to the latest data released by market research company Alinea Analytics analyst Rhys Elliott, this PS4 exclusive released in 2015 still maintains stable sales momentum nearly ten years after its launch.This analysis is based on internal Sony documents leaked by the hacker attack of Insomniac Games at the end of 2023 - the documents show that "Bloodborne" has actually sold 7.5 million copies as of early 2022, and now this number is expected to have increased by about 1.5 million copies.

Data shows that within six months of the release of FromSoftware's new game "Elden's Ring", "Bloodborne" has sold approximately 400,000 additional copies.Analysts believe that this reflects the diversion effect that the success of "Elden Ring" has brought to FromSoftware's entire line of works.

The continued growth in sales data has only exacerbated the anxiety of the player community.On major gaming forums and social media, calls for a PS5 remake, 60fps patch or PC port continue.What is particularly confusing to players is that despite the excellent commercial performance of the work, Sony has never made an official response to any form of version update plan.

Currently, "Bloodborne" still maintains its original state when it was released: the PS5 console can only run the PS4 version at native 30fps through backward compatibility.As the game is about to celebrate its 10th anniversary, it still takes time to verify whether this sales of over 9 million copies can become the "Legacy of Blood" that impresses the official.