True enough that it lists GTX 460 as an example, but from what I read, it just needs a 1 gig card with directx 11 (gt440 fits even if weak). 

It will absolutely run on an I3, even if it isn't ideal: http://media.bestofmicro.com/J/V/437467/original/CPU-FR.png - That's on ultra.   

Point being, that those were some of the cheapest components available 4 years ago (I should have spend another ~$50 for an i5), and I have little doubt that they will run this game and most any other current game.  Sure, it won't be on a high setting, but I'm ok with that.

Dark Souls 3 will be multiplat. I assume Sony plans to turn Bloodborne into a franchise for them. 

Honestly, I would say Nintendo won this E3 by far. They have done SO much compared to the other two. They started with their digital event, then took and hour and a half break and then they NEVER stopped. They have been going strait for the last 6 hours and then they had that digital event that was like 45 minutes and the smash event is STILL going on. They didn't even show everything in the digital event, there was some stuff not in the digital event that were showed after (yes I know they may not look awesome but still). So they have had their events going for 7 hours today (and possibly longer depending on how much longer this smash invitation lasts) and yet they still have stuff to announce AND show tomorrow. Compared to the others, I'd say Nintendo went so far and did so much more which leans me towards Nintendo for taking the E3 win. There is just so much coming from them and almost ALL of it is game play of their games and not CGI like what the other two showed a lot of.

You're being too picky, Dark Souls and Demon's Souls are the same franchise. All they did in Dark Souls is change the name.

Bloodborne won't release on XB1, but the engine being developed for this game and the "spinoff franchise" will likely be available on XB1. 

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