Stellar Blade developer Shift Up and publisher Sony Interactive Entertainment are being sued over the game’s name. As reported by IGN, a Louisiana-based film production company named Stellarblade is alleging trademark infringement, and claiming the PS5 game’s release has pushed its “long-established business into digital obscurity”.

The developers of Stellar Blade and Sony Interactive Entertainment have been sued by the owner of a US company called Stellarblade. He is demanding that the developers of the hit action RPG stop using that name.

In news we weren’t expecting today, a company called Stellarblade has sued Sony Interactive Entertainment and Stellar Blade dev Shift Up over the game’s title. The Louisana-based film production company,

Louisiana-based film production company Stellarblade has filed a lawsuit against Stellar Blade developer Shift Up and

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According to Eurogamer, Louisiana-based film production company Stellarblade is suing Sony and developer Shift Up, claiming trademark infringement after the release of this year's PS5 action-adventure game,

Sony has been sued over the Stellar Blade trademark by a film company just as developer Shift Up clears a Nikke plagiarizing scandal.

Mehaffey notes that when Shift Up first announced its game, it was under the title Project Eve back in 2019 (it was re-revealed in 2021 at a PlayStation Showcase under the same na