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It's Stellarblade Versus Stellar Blade
‘Stellar Blade’ Is Being Sued For A Very Unexpected Reason
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.
It's Stellarblade Versus Stellar Blade as Louisiana Company Sues PlayStation and Shift Up Over Name
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
Louisiana Film Company Stellarblade Is Suing Shift Up And PlayStation Over Stellar Blade
A Louisiana-based film company called Stellarblade is suing PlayStation and Shift Up over Stellar Blade, check out the details here.
Stellar Blade developer being sued over… the name Stellar Blade
Sony and Shift Up are being sued by a film production company over the use of the name "Stellar Blade."The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox
The Louisiana Film Company Stellarblade Is Suing Stellar Blade
A film company from Louisiana called Stellarblade is suing PlayStation and developer Shift Up for their action game, Stellar Blade.
Stellar Blade developer Shift Up and Sony are being sued by Stellarblade, in a Spiderman meme-style name trademark battle
Stellar Blade developer Shift Up and Sony are being sued by Stellarblade, a film company, over the use of the name Stellar Blade.
Stellarblade Sues Over Stellar Blade
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.
Sony And Shift Up Sued Over Stellar Blade Name Rights
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.
Stellarblade the film company is suing Sony over Stellar Blade the game
Sony and developer Shift Up are being sued by Louisiana-based film production company Stellarblade, which - in case
Stellar Blade Developer is Being Sued
The company might have fallen afoul of copyright infingements, with claims being made that physical copies of the game may even be recalled.
Stellar Blade developer Shift Up and publisher Sony are being sued over its name
Shift Up and publisher Sony are both being sued by a film production company based in Louisiana.Stellar Blade is an action adventure video game released in April 2024 on PS5 and PC where players take control of a character called Eve who tries to save an ailing humanity from a war against monstrous creatures.
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Stellar Blade Creator Hit with Legal Action
Shift Up, the Korean developer known for its blockbuster title Stellar Blade, is once again in the spotlight, but this time ...
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Stellar Blade Triggers Legal Storm, Accidentally Queuing up Sony Into Paying the Karma for Nintendo’s Sins Instead
Stellar Blade developer Shift Up and Sony are being sued by a Louisiana-based film production company for trademark ...
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