The developers of “Bloodborne” released patch 1.02 to address certain bugs that hindered gamers’ progression when entering an online multiplayer game or hostile invader as well as the duplication bugs that allowed gamers to replicate their items.

Sony and Microsoft continued their spring sale with loads of gamers either for free or sold at a discount to their valued hardcore gamers.

Sony and Microsoft laid out their cards and gave next generation console gamers that best they could offers in terms of console functionality in the recently released April system update.

Bungie shared the latest update on “Destiny” patch 1.1.2 prior to “House of Wolves DLC. Also, the suspend/resume feature under PlayStation’s latest firmware update would take effect in the game.

Microsoft Studios already declared that it would not interfere with Minecon 2015 and would even move forward where help was needed. “Minecraft” patch 1.15 had already been released to fix bug on the game’s next-gen console editions.

PS4 owners needed to manually activate some feature on the “Yukimura” update. Meanwhile both PS4 and PS Vita updates would include console owner requested enhancements.

'Bloodborne' is a great success, but what made it so? Apparently there are three cliche reasons why it is so.

While gamers and critics alike test their mettle in the newly released game, “Bloodborne,” a quick question was raised by some gaming enthusiasts on whether or not “Bloodborne” could be the best game ever made.

PC gamers would like to have a taste of the spectacular hell on earth scenery in “Bloodborne” so badly. This led to some of them to write a petition calling to the creation of a PC Edition; however, the game’s producer already clarified that this would not be possible.

Gamers had been raving about the beauty and madness that is “Bloodborne.” However, level ups in the game were still a bit of a challenge; so, a few gamers went out of their way to generate tips and tricks for others to survive this hell on earth.