After the leak from a week ago, Sony has confirmed that the action game Stellar Blade will debut on PC on June 11. However, it immediately became clear that even though the game did not require users to register for a PlayStation Network account, Stellar Blade was still unavailable for purchase in approximately 130 countries. South Korean developer Shift Up has commented on that issue and others, such as the criticized addition of the Denuvo DRM software, in a post shared on X. Regarding the region lock, they are working with Sony to remedy the situation; when it comes to […]
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