Stellar Blade 2 PS5 Reveal This Year, But Sony Won't Publish It
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Stellar Blade Dev Acquires Shinji Mikami's New Studio, Will Publish Its Games
Following yesterday's tease , it has been confirmed that Stellar Blade developer Shift Up has acquired Unbound, the new studio set up by horror veteran Shinji Mikami. Games from Unbound will now be published by Shift Up, and the team is already hard at work on its first project for consoles and PC. …
Stellar Blade Dev Explains New Hero Design, Praises Sony's Publishing Support
… But in this instance, it sounds like Shift Up believes the petite character model contrasts nicely with her aggressive combat style. …
'We Were Forced to Change': Sony CEO Outlines Shift to Entertainment, and Says PS5 Must Be the Best Place to Play
… We have relationships with third-party game publishers. …
Stellar Blade (PC)
Stellar Blade PC 2025 System PC Publisher Sony Interactive Entertainment Developer Shift Up N/A Game Rating Our Review: N/A User Ratings: 1 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 No Score Add to Games Collection Have Owned Want Maybe Nope! …
Wait, Is Capcom Icon Shinji Mikami Partnering with Stellar Blade Dev?
… Well, we suppose so, but we know Mikami has set up a new studio and Shift Up certainly has the funds to help publish his game. …
Devil Dice (PS1)
Devil Dice PS1 1998 System PlayStation Publisher THQ Developer Shift 7.3 Game Rating Our Review: N/A User Ratings: 3 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 No Score Add to Games Collection Have Owned Want Maybe Nope! …
Reaction: Some PS5 Fans Think SGF Showed Sony Losing Its Grip on Third-Parties
… And that may be why publishers are announcing their products elsewhere. …
Rumour: Ubisoft to Give Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown's Core Dev Team Another Chance
… Said reporter, who goes by the name Gautoz on social media, says that the publisher will be accepting pitches for "game ideas" from the team. …
'What the F*ck Are We Doing Here?': PS5 Fans Slam Square Enix for Sloppy Multiformat Strategy
… The publisher’s presumably realised that releasing its games elsewhere at a later date hobbles its sales, and it’s something we’ve seen reflected by other third-party firms. …