VIDEO SUMMARY
PlayStation Experience, the first of Sony’s new annual fan conventions, is the first place we got to finally grab a few drops of Bloodborne. It doesn’t bear the Souls name, but it’s still very much a Souls-like experience. Faimilar, but different in all the right places. here’s what we extracted from our time with Bloodborne.
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...oh. Oh my. This... this is all so rather unexpected.
Well, not all of it. We knew Pilotwings was promised for 2009, so it had to be today. And truthfully, it could probably have carried the day alone. But no, we get more.
It's almost like Christmas 1991 all over again (despite not getting my Super NES until 1992) as we not only have Pilotwings on the Virtual Console, but the 16-bit love-letter that is Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth as well for the expected 1,000 points. On top of that, DSiWare gets The Oregon Trail, which some of you no doubt remember playing on your school's Apple II back in elementary school and watching everyone die of dysentery (as an aside, I still want a WiiWare version that uses Miis).
On top of Pilotwings, Castlevania, and The Dysentery Trail, there's also the WiiWare title RABBIDS Lab, which lets you customize and tease your very own Ubi-bunny inside your Wii Remote for 500 Wii Points.
And if all of that isn't enough for you, there's still more. Check it out in the press release after the cut.
