From Software Considering Photo Mode in Bloodborne

By Alex Osborn

The recently-released PlayStation 4 port of The Last of Us has a very handy feature that's proven to be quite popular among the gaming community. The addition of a photo mode has spawned all sorts of gorgeous images that showcase the game's incredible graphics, and it looks like From Software has taken notice.

The studio behind the beloved Souls games indicated on Twitter that it's considering adding a photo mode to its upcoming PS4 exclusive, Bloodborne. Here's what producer Jun Yoshino said in reply to a fan:

Have you been enjoying The Last of Us Remastered's photo mode? Do you think more devs should integrate this feature into future games?
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