Not every boss in Demon's Souls is hard to beat, as proven by the following video in which we take down the Dragon God. We know we've already posted quite a good amount of content concerning the game, but we felt you could use a bit more. We're like that.

It's hard to reconcile playing games to try to beat them to give you a verdict and preparing high quality video content for your eyes only. At Gamersyde, we decided to please you with some eye-candy footage of Demon's Souls in 4K HDR. More vidéos should be added but we first need to extend our HDR coverage to the other games released last week on PS5. Stay tuned for more guys!
Update: We've added 2 more HDR videos.

For once, no videos to feed you but only a series of screenshots we took while playing some of the games we have been sent on Playstation 5. In the menu today, Assassin's Creed Valhalla, Demon's Souls, Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales and Days Gone. Bon appétit!

We haven't been able to play much of Demon's Souls with all that is still left to do in terms of PS5 coverage, but we thought maybe you'd enjoy a nice stroll without any enemies around to distract you from the beautiful scenery. We even took the liberty of making another comparison video to help those who might still be wondering which graphics mode to go for.

We will share with you soon some Demon's Souls videos on PS5, for now we can show you the intro of the game captured via Cinematic Mode.
Update: The streams won't be ready before a while but the Performance mode video is now available to download if you want to experience the best possible quality.

Non YouTube trailers and videos from big publishers having become rather scarce these days, we tend to be content with whatever we can get our hands on, like this old trailer of Demon's Souls which was originally released when the game was first shown a few months back. Sadly, we could not even find you better than a 1080p version...

Yesterday, Sony announced the launch date of both PlayStation 5 models. With a price set at $399 for the Digital Edition and $499 for the standard version that includes a 4K Blu Ray disc drive, the consoles will launch In North America, Japan, Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand and South Korea on November 12th and in most of other territories including Europe on November 19th. The first-party games available at launch are: Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales, Demon’s Souls, Sackboy A Big Adventure, Destruction AllStars and Astro’s Playroom (pre-installed). Another news from Sony was a new benefit for PS Plus members on PS5 with the PlayStation Plus Collection, a selection of PS4 hit titles available to download at launch. Jump inside for an overview of the consoles and the first-party titles.

The Sony event didn't disappoint and there's a lot to be excited about, though it's likely the console design itself won't appeal to everyone. Until we (maybe) get our hands on high quality versions of the trailers of all PS5 exclusives, here's a good number of them directly coming from YouTube.
Update: We've added some pretty nice 4K galleries.