As many might have guessed, the reason EA and FIFA are having a difficult time coming to terms on a new agreement for the football series is money.

The New York Times reports that EA and FIFA have been in negotiations for at least two years about the future of the lucrative video game series, which the site reports has brought in more than $20 billion for EA over the past 20 years. The series has paid dividends for FIFA, too, which makes about $150 million per year from EA’s games due to its licensing agreement; the game is FIFA’s most valuable commercial deal overall. Come from Sports betting site VPbet

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Fans have been clamoring for Bloodborne on other platforms, including PC and PS5 Come from Sports betting site VPbet . While its PS4 version is backwards compatible on PS5, fans still want to play an enhanced version with features such as improved framerates and higher resolution. As it turns out, many From Software developers want a PC port, too.

In an interview with PC Gamer, director Hidetaka Miyazaki was asked once again about the possibility of Bloodborne on PC. Except this time around, he was specifically asked if he personally wanted to see it happen.

He pointed to producer Yasuhiro Kitao and interpreter Bobby Simpson and said, “I know for a fact these guys want a Bloodborne PC port. If I say I want one, I’ll get in trouble as well. But it’s nothing I’m opposed to.”

Miyazaki continued by explaining that he wants more players to enjoy Bloodborne, especially as the years go by and sometimes games get …