Nov 4, 2024 · Kim Hyung-tae is the CEO of Shift Up, one of South Korea's top four game companies. He is actively expanding the company's game portfolio. Born on February 7, 1978, Kim initially studied in the Visual Communication Design Department at Chung-Ang University’s College of Arts but eventually dropped out due to an extended leave.

Shift Up Corporation (stylized in all caps; Korean: 시프트업) is a South Korean video game developer and publisher. It was founded on December 2, 2013, by Kim Hyung Tae and is best known for the games Goddess of Victory: Nikke and Stellar Blade.

Jul 11, 2024 · In one of the most highly anticipated IPOs in South Korea this year, shares of online game developer Shift Up soared in their trading debut Thursday, making its founder and CEO, Kim...

Oct 21, 2024 · In a recent interview with GAME Watch, Shift Up CEO Hyung-tae Kim and Goddess of Victory: Nikke director Hyung-seok Yoo talked about their inspirations for creating some of the game studio’s many memorable characters.

Apr 1, 2024 · Hyung-Tae Kim transitioned from composing background music to becoming a renowned comic artist and game designer. Kim founded Shift Up Corporation in 2013, known for mobile gacha titles like Destiny Child and Goddess of Victory: Nikke.

Shift Up shares jumped 18% in their public-trading debut and made its founder and CEO, Kim Hyung-tae, a billionaire.

Mar 20, 2024 · This is an interview from 2021 with SHIFT UP CEO Kim Hyeong-tae. SHIFT UP is corporation behind Stellar Blade, NIKKE and Destiny Child.Full Interview: https:...

Shift Up shares jumped 18% in their public-trading debut and made its founder and CEO, Kim Hyung-tae, a billionaire.

Hyung-tae Kim, CEO of Shift Up, recently discussed his creative approach to character design for Stellar Blade and Goddess of Victory: Nikke. In an interview with Japanese news outlet GAME Watch at the 2024 Tokyo Game Show (machine translated via DeepL), Kim shared insights into his design philosophy, emphasizing that his choices are guided by ...

Jul 11, 2024 · Shift Up shares jump 18% Thursday after $320 million IPO; Founder and CEO Hyung-Tae Kim owns a stake worth $1.2 billion