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Dark Souls: Remastered

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description Dark Souls: Remastered Overview

The original game that started the revolution. The Remastered version provides a stable experience on modern hardware while preserving the core gameplay and atmosphere of the 2011 classic. It is essential for understanding the DNA of FromSoftware's design philosophy, including its unique 'corridors-and-interconnections' level layout.

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What improvements does Dark Souls: Remastered offer over the original 2011 game?

Dark Souls: Remastered upgrades the game to run at a locked 60 frames per second on modern consoles, a significant upgrade from the original PS3's unstable framerate. It also natively includes the Artorias of the Abyss DLC.

Can you play Dark Souls: Remastered on the Nintendo Switch?

Yes, Dark Souls: Remastered was released on the Nintendo Switch, making it the first time the game was available on a portable console. The Switch version notably runs at a 30 FPS cap, unlike the 60 FPS performance on PS4 and Xbox One.

Does Dark Souls: Remastered use the same password matchmaking as Dark Souls 3?

Yes, the remaster added a password matchmaking system similar to the one used in Dark Souls 3. This allows friends to easily connect for co-op or PvP play regardless of their character's soul level.

Who developed and published Dark Souls: Remastered?

The original game was developed by FromSoftware and published by Bandai Namco. The 2018 Remastered version, however, was actually developed by a Polish studio called QLOC, with FromSoftware overseeing the project.

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