Chey Tae-won, the billionaire behind memory chipmaker SK Hynix, is selling 944 billion won ($700 million) worth of shares in the conglomerate SK, amid what is set to be among South Korea’s most expensive divorce settlements

Stellar Blade boss Hyung-tae Kim says he would love to work with PlatinumGames again, and he even offered to help design characters for Bayonetta 4. “I hope the series continues until at least Bayonetta 10.” Kim also joked that he would be happy to spend his days at PlatinumGames helping design characters for the next Bayonetta game. The conversation later turned into a more serious discussion about collaborating again in the future, with Inaba also expressing interest in working together. For now, the two studios are collaborating on four Bayonetta-themed skins for Stellar Blade, launching on November 5 alongside the Nintendo Switch 2 version. The skins will be free on all platforms, including an original design led by Kim himself.

SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won: “Joint production with Japan’s Kioxia is also one option.” “Kioxia is a company with many strengths.” “If SK hynix can be part of Kioxia’s future strategy, we are ready to be a partner at any time.” “If there is no longer any possibility of building further cooperation, we will end our investment in Kioxia.”