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Stellar Blade Complete Edition Brings All DLC to Switch 2 on November 6

SHIFT UP will release Stellar Blade Complete Edition for Nintendo Switch 2 on November 6 at 7,980 yen.

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Why it matters

The Switch 2 release bundles every collaboration costume and expansion into one package, which gives the platform a version of Stellar Blade that carries content sold separately elsewhere.

Stellar Blade Complete Edition Brings All DLC to Switch 2 on November 6

Key Facts

  • SHIFT UP will release Stellar Blade Complete Edition for Nintendo Switch 2 on November 6 at 7,980 yen.
  • The Complete Edition includes all downloadable content released so far, including the NieR:Automata and Goddess of Victory: NIKKE collaborations.
  • A new collaboration costume with PlatinumGames' Bayonetta is included in the Switch 2 version.
  • The Complete Steelbook Edition package includes a steelbook.
  • Stellar Blade has already been released for PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam.

The package includes all downloadable content released so far, among it the NieR:Automata and Goddess of Victory: NIKKE collaborations and a new Bayonetta costume from PlatinumGames. A hands-on preview notes gyro controls for aiming guns and fishing, and the Complete Steelbook Edition adds a steelbook.

The Switch 2 version carries the full set of add-ons, not a trimmed port. Alongside the NieR:Automata and Goddess of Victory: NIKKE collaborations, the package adds a Bayonetta costume from PlatinumGames. The Complete Steelbook Edition also ships with a steelbook, shown in newly shot photos. SHIFT UP developed and publishes the title, and the studio is also known for the gun-girl RPG Goddess of Victory: NIKKE. The game has already appeared on PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam.

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