Elden Ring SNES demake vs. the original in 8 shots
Regardless of the bit counts, Elden Ring is jaw-dropping.
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Bandai Namco, 64 Bits
A popular YouTube channel called 64 Bits is working on an Elden RingSNES demake. The channel recently released an impressive trailer showcasing the work in progress.
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But how does the demake compare to the original? Let’s find out.
Here’s a closer look at the Elden Ring SNES demake in 8 comparison shots
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The awe-inspiring opening segment of Elden Ring showcases Limgrave.
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One of the game’s most memorable moments.
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This overworld shot is a little hard to parse, but it looks like the Altus Plateau area.
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The leadup to the Royal Capital.
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Here, we see everyone’s favorite tortoise (dog).
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The goodest boi: Miriel, Pastor of Vows.
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The Godrick the Grafted boss battle looks just as formidable in SNES form.
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Either way, Godrick is a beast.
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Ranni the Witch makes an appearance as well.
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Ranni is one of the game’s key characters and a focus of a lengthy questline.
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Starscourge Radahn in all his glory.
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This battle is one of the toughest in the game, especially if you attempt the fight early.
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Astel, Naturalborn of the Void is horrifying, no matter the art style.
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This optional boss serves as a major skill check for most players.
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But none are more difficult than Malenia, Blade of Miquella.
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This boss heals herself every time she deals damage to you. As if the game wasn’t hard enough!