Retro Vibes

Elden Ring SNES demake vs. the original in 8 shots

Regardless of the bit counts, Elden Ring is jaw-dropping.

by Joseph Yaden
Bandai Namco, 64 Bits

Bandai Namco, 64 Bits

A popular YouTube channel called 64 Bits is working on an Elden Ring SNES 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.

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Here’s a closer look at the Elden Ring SNES demake in 8 comparison shots

Bandai Namco, 64 Bits

The awe-inspiring opening segment of Elden Ring showcases Limgrave.

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One of the game’s most memorable moments.

Bandai Namco, 64 Bits

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.

Bandai Namco, 64 Bits

Here, we see everyone’s favorite tortoise (dog).

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The goodest boi: Miriel, Pastor of Vows.

Bandai Namco, 64 Bits

The Godrick the Grafted boss battle looks just as formidable in SNES form.

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Either way, Godrick is a beast.

Bandai Namco, 64 Bits

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.

Bandai Namco, 64 Bits

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.

Bandai Namco, 64 Bits

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!