Bloodborne was an interesting concept when it was first unveiled, especially since Dark Souls developer FromSoftware was building it. The demo was so positively and highly received that Sony gave it a release date.

Sony announced its release date as Feb. 6, 2015 on the PlayStation Blog, adding that a Collector's Edition will be released, as well.

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In addition to a Bloodborne full copy, there will be an art book, digital soundtrack and premium Steelbook game case included. The Collector's Edition is priced at US$79.99 and pre-orders are already accepted.

Bloodborne pre-orders offer customers a bonus of an alternate Messenger skin known as the game's companions of hunters. A new trailer was also released to excite fans even more.

Deep Down has changed a lot since it was first featured at TGS 2013. DualShockers reported the title is already 60 percent complete while the multiplayer component is now at 40 percent.

At TGS 2014, Capcom showed a trailer featuring beasts, end-level bosses and dragons. GameSpot said the setting is New York in the year 2094 but the protagonist will travel back to 1494 to beat monsters. It's a free game with microtransactions with post-launch content.

The Silent Hills trailer is scary as shown in the concept trailer featured at TGS 2014. The atmosphere is very familiar for those who've played the eerie and controversial demo.

The trailer showed a first-person view of the game but it would be great to see Norman Reedus during actual gameplay. According to Guillermo del Toro, their ideas and tools will render a game that's incredibly intense and scary.

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