"I am very pleased to be partnering with Shift Up CEO Hyung-Tae Kim and all the employees. I sense strong synergy with CEO Kim, who is also an active creator, and I believe this is an ideal partnership that allows us to focus on creativity."
"Unbound, based in Tokyo, reportedly has around 50 developers at the moment and is working on developing original PC and console-based IPs targeting the global market."
"I grew up playing games from Shinji Mikami, and to be here now working together is incredibly meaningful. If a work is good, people will naturally understand its value without needing excessive praise or forced recommendations."
Shinji Mikami's new studio, Unbound, has been acquired by Shift Up, the maker of Stellar Blade. This partnership aims to create original games for the global market. Mikami expressed excitement about collaborating with Shift Up CEO Hyung-Tae Kim, emphasizing a focus on creativity. Unbound, based in Tokyo, has around 50 developers and is working on new IPs. Shift Up is also developing multiple projects, including a sequel to Stellar Blade, highlighting the ambition to produce quality games that resonate with players.
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