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Expect Stellar Blade to be released fairly soon on Switch 2
The game has now received its age rating for Nintendo's new console, a sure sign that its release isn't too far off.
The game has now received its age rating for Nintendo's new console, a sure sign that its release isn't too far off.
Nintendo fans will get to play Shift Up's hugely successful title.
Shift Up is going to be publishing the sequel to the hit action game in-house.
The Stellar Blade developer has acquired Shinji Mikami's studio Unbound, adding heavyweight talent and signalling ambitions far beyond just making games.
Considering the date of tomorrow is April 1st, it's likely going to be an elaborate April Fool's, but let's not extinguish our hopes just yet.
Shift Up says in their quarterly report that they are "are reviewing platform expansion beyond PS5 and PC to broaden audience reach".
It looks like we're heading to post-apocalyptic China, or at least a close rendition of it.
The Korean studio currently employs around 150 developers, a fraction of some AAA behemoths.
The Korean studio continues to reward its developers for the immense success of the action title.
In the pre-release hype, both fans and developers talked mostly about the protagonist's bum, but luckily it also turned out to be an excellent action-adventure...
Shift Up has been talking about the project for a while, but now we have confirmations the next steps are being taken.
The PC debut shattered records for Shift Up, selling nearly 20 times faster than on PS5 and fuelling Sony's new multiplatform strategy.
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The Korean developer has reportedly acquired a Switch 2 devkit with the aim of bringing the sequel to the hybrid platform.
Because all Stellar Blade fans are really playing just for the plot.
The action game has been a smash hit on PC already, with the game now totalling over three million sold copies across all platforms.
With over 183,000 concurrent players and more than 60% of them coming from the Chinese market, the game is proving just how powerful the region's PC scene has become.
It makes the game the second-largest PlayStation title on PC to date.
132 countries will now have access to the game next week.
Shift Up is looking to build on the massively successful action title.
The infamous software seems to have an additional trick up its sleeve in this case.
The Stellar Blade developer is trying its best to make sure that the game will be playable in all the regions of the world.
Despite being a single-player game, Stellar Blade will still require a PSN login.
One of last year's biggest hits arrives on a new platform in June.
It's already available to wishlist on Steam.
Stellar Blade's sales really must have been big.
A new update brings the Christmas spirit to Stellar Blade - and yes, you can dress Eve up in a little Christmas outfit.
Sorry gooners, you've been denied on this occasion.
The hit game from April sold very well on PS5, but Shift-Up wants to see it accomplish more on PC.
It will arrive alongside the Photo Mode and a new patch adding new costumes and quality-of-life improvements.
It will be a free update.
Previously the Korean studio Shift-Up was only considering a PC port.
Shift-Up's action title has added some summer outfits for EVE and it seems players have been flocking to the game in droves.
There's also a photo mode coming in August.
I guess people really meant it when they said they'd buy it twice.
The Korean developer Shift-Up has plenty to reveal in its initial public offering filing on the Korea Composite Stock Price Index.
Check out the action-packed video to find out what the fuss is all about.
The Hard R shop quickly drew a lot of eyes for the wrong reasons.
Join us for an hour of pristine action in Shift Up's first major release.
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We're not quite sure what this means, but at least everyone is getting the same thing.
Even as we see silhouettes of the Naytiba, it's enough to realise they mean business.
The director also made it clear that there are no additional expenses.
It'll be a multiplatform sci-fi action game.
We got a sneak preview of the free demo of Shift-Up's upcoming title and were very surprised.
A great way to take advantage of Easter with our first hands-on experience with EVE.
If you're going to stare at your character's butt for the next 50 hours, you'd better like it.
"To be called Korean Nier and to be influenced by such a title, it's a great honour."
The game comes with a £69.99/ €79.99 price tag for the basic edition.
We got our first proper look at the gameplay and story.