A Louisiana film production company is suing Shift Up and Sony, saying they infringed on its trademark for Stellar Blade and claiming business damages as a result.

A small film production company you’ve never heard of called Stellarblade is suing Sony and Shift Up over the use of Stellar Blade in this year’s hit action-adventure.

Stellar Blade developer Shift Up and Sony are being sued by Stellarblade, a film company, over the use of the name Stellar Blade.

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

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,

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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.

Sony and developer Shift Up are being sued by Louisiana-based film production company Stellarblade, which - in case

Developer Shift Up and publisher Sony are being sued by a film production company in Louisiana called Stellarblade over the name of the PlayStation exclusive Stellar Blade.

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”.