Stellar Blade Complete Edition for Nintendo Switch 2 will be playable by the public at TGS 2026
Shift Up has announced that Stellar Blade Complete Edition for Nintendo Switch 2 will be playable at TGS 2026 by the public for the first time.
Shift Up CEO and Stellar Blade creator Kim Hyung Tae will also make an appearance on the SEGA/Atlus booth stage on September 20. This session will be held in Korean with Japanese interpretation. If you missed the recent trailer, watch it here. Read our review of the PS5 version of the action RPG here, my feature covering the PC port on Steam Deck and ROG Ally here, and my PS5 Pro impressions here. Stellar Blade is now available on PS5 and PC (Steam). Stellar Blade Complete Edition launches later this year on Switch 2.
You can find details for the TGS 2026 demo and more from Shift Up below:
SHIFT UP Corp. today announced that Stellar Blade Complete Edition for Nintendo Switch 2 will be playable by the public for the very first time at Tokyo Game Show 2026, taking place from Thursday 17 to Monday 21 September at Makuhari Messe, Chiba.
Visitors to the SEGA/ATLUS booth (Hall 4/04-N01), where SEGA, the distributor of the physical edition in Japan, will feature the title in its SEGA Partners area, with six playable stations. This will mark the world’s first opportunity for the general public to go experience EVE's journey on Nintendo Switch 2, ahead of the game's release later in 2026.
To celebrate the arrival of Stellar Blade Complete Edition on Nintendo Switch 2, SHIFT UP CEO and Stellar Blade creator Kim Hyung Tae will make a special appearance on the SEGA/ATLUS booth stage on Sunday 20 September JST. The session will be held in Korean with Japanese interpretation.
For those unable to attend the show in person, the session will be broadcast live on SEGA Japan's official YouTube channel, allowing fans to enjoy the event online.
The team at SHIFT UP looks forward to welcoming players to the SEGA/ATLUS booth throughout the show, and hopes to see as many of you as possible, on the show floor, and watching along from home on 20 September.