Indeed, there were rumours circulating the Gamers Day event that the company may even be considering a full retail release for a Dark Souls: Prepare To Die edition on console.
It would, however, be difficult to imagine Namco not bringing Artorias of the Abyss over to console. I want to apologise to console owners that I don't have any news at this point." However, as the director of Dark Souls I cannot answer your question right now. "It's completely understandable that people who bought the console version have those questions. For Miyazaki's part, he said From Software had nothing to say at this point. Namco's response to this has been, let's say, ambiguous. The main question everyone has had since the announcement is whether console owners will get the extra content created for the PC release – perhaps as DLC. And that's pretty much all will still know – although Miyazaki did clarify some key points. That's all we knew when we went into a group interview with Dark Souls director Hidetaka Miyazaki at Namco's Global Gamer Day event in Las Vegas. Plus, of course, the frame rate and texture detail will be given a lift. As announced on Friday, the new Prepare To Die edition of the Xbox 360 and PS3 hit will feature a whole new chapter, Artorias of the Abyss, and a refined PVP mode which will make it easier for players to arrange competitive battles against their friends online. On August 24, PC gamers will get to experience one of last year's finest – and toughest – console releases: From Software's unrelenting RPG adventure, Dark Souls.
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