Nioh and Resident Evil VII are among the PlayStation 4 games that will soon be $19.99/€19.99/£15.99 PlayStation Hits.

Koei Tecmo Europe’s Twitter account replied to a fan request for a Nioh Xbox One port by saying, “Anything’s possible!”

With Nioh approaching its second anniversary in a couple more days, Koei Tecmo and Team Ninja announced that the action game has reached the 2.5 million milestone in worldwide sales.

Nioh has hit a new hallmark, as over two million copies of the PlayStation 4 and PC game have been sold worldwide.

Koei Tecmo had a lot to say about its global IP development and expansions in the latest financial results, and it also included some updates for shipments and digital sales for various titles.

Famitsu launched a special English survey last month that asked fans overseas to vote on their favorite Japanese games, and the results were revealed in this week’s issue of the magazine.

Last week, Japan saw the release of two major titles with Yakuza Kiwami 2 and Earth Defense Force 5 that helped bolster PlayStation 4 sales., while the Nintendo Switch continues its tremendous sales figures.

Nioh is headed to PC via Steam in a few more days as Nioh: Complete Edition that comes with all three expansions along with modes to choose between visuals and performance.

When Nioh Complete Edition comes to PCs, it will not contain Denuvo antipiracy.

Nioh Complete Edition is coming to the PC on November 7, 2017. A Dharmachakra Kabuto helmet with a valve on the front has also been announced.

Koei Tecmo announced Nioh Complete Edition, a complete version featuring all three add-on DLC. We also got a look at anew trailer for the game’s final DLC Bloodshed’s End.

Nioh’s Bloodshed’s End will take place after The Siege of Osaka and add The Abyss mode to the game.

Koei Tecmo announced on the PlayStation Blog that its next major DLC, titled “Defiant Honor,” will bring new weapons, armor, Yokai, and more on July 25 with a price tag of $9.99.

Masamune Date gets quite a bit of screen time in the Nioh Dragon of the North trailer.

The “Dragon of the North” DLC will take place in the Oshu region of Japan, and will notably feature historical figure Masamune Date, otherwise known as the “One-Eyed Dragon.”