A Dark Souls 3 E3 announcement is being rumored lately. The series is headed by Hidetaka Miyazaki, which is highly supported by a lot of fans. The director is known for works such as Bloodborne, Dark Souls, and Demon's Souls. If the third game in the series will really have major updates in the upcoming June event, Bandai Namco and Firm Software are in for quite the momentum.
When it comes to the specific portion when Dark Souls 3 would be introduced, there have only been speculations. As reported on VG 24/7, the likely slot for the title will be during the press conference of Sony, which will be on Monday evening, June 15. Specific details about Dark Souls 3 still have not come out, which is why more updates are needed from the game publisher and developer themselves.
The series has been gaining a good reputation. Dark Souls 2 was able to elevate itself a couple of points from the original release based on Metacritic. However, this is not representative of all the game's fans. A specific aspect would be how the game fared in terms of the Souls' famous ultra-hard mode of difficulty.
Another groundbreaking news for the series would be that of Shuhei Yoshida, Sony's development head, confirming the expansion of Bloodborne. This was leaked last May, where more information on the DLC would be divulged in the coming months.
Getting a Dark Souls 3 E3 announcement is just one of the many things that adds to the excitement of the gaming event. Of course, this rumor should be taken very lightly until From Software and Bandai Namco have given an official say about the title. If the game would really push through this year, fans should keep a close eye on how the development will progress. The developer has set a good standard for the series, making high hopes that the next one will be even better as opposed to being rushed.
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