Stellar Blade studio head says outfit redesigns were intentional, not censorship: "Just because the costumes are vulgar doesn't necessarily mean they're good"
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Kim Hyeong-tae, CEO of Stellar Blade developer Shift Up, has dispelled censorship allegations regarding protagonist Eve’s clothing.
The costume redesigns that altered a handful of the heroine’s original outfits, as seen in promotional materials, …
