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Stellar Blade Complete Edition launches on Nintendo Switch 2

Shift Up's Switch 2 release packs the base game and all collaboration DLC on the cartridge, plus a free eShop demo.

Shift Up released Stellar Blade Complete Edition for Nintendo Switch 2 worldwide on November 6, marking the first time Stellar Blade has appeared on a Nintendo console. The release was reported by game.donga.com.

The Complete Edition bundles the base game with all of its collaboration DLC, covering the NieR: Automata, Goddess of Victory: Nikke and Bayonetta content. Four Bayonetta collaboration costumes for protagonist Eve are included, and the same costumes have also been applied to the PlayStation 5 and PC versions.

The Switch 2 version supports Joy-Con 2 motion controls. According to Shift Up, the physical edition carries the full game data on the cartridge, with no game key card or download required.

A free demo of the Complete Edition is available now on the Nintendo eShop.

Earlier releases

Stellar Blade first launched as a PlayStation 5 exclusive and topped pre-order rankings in about 60 countries shortly after release. After its PC release, it reached second place on Steam's global top sellers, first among paid games, and led sales charts in major regions including the US, Japan, China and Korea. A demo was also shown at the Sega booth at Tokyo Game Show, where it received positive reception.

Quick answers

When did Stellar Blade Complete Edition launch on Nintendo Switch 2?

It was released worldwide on November 6.

What does the Complete Edition include?

The base game plus all collaboration DLC: NieR: Automata, Goddess of Victory: Nikke and Bayonetta content, including four Bayonetta costumes for Eve.

Is there a demo?

Yes, a free demo of the Complete Edition is available on the Nintendo eShop.

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