Tag: Bandai
Namco Founder Masaya Nakamura Died at 91
A father of the Japanese gaming industry has passed away after 91 years.
In 1955, Masaya Nakamura founded Nakamura Manufacturing, a company who built amusement rides....
Sailor Moon: The Musical on its way to the US
Sailor Moon fans are getting blasted with good news today as a musical for the iconic anime is on its way to the United...
A Dark Souls board game is in development
Board game creator Steamforged Games today announced its collaboration with publisher Bandai Namco on the development of an official Dark Souls board game.
“As Dark...
Bandai Namco’s new VR project lets players confront their fears
Project I Can, a suite of virtual reality experiences in development at Bandai Namco, allows players to conquer their fears in the safety of...
Tekken x Street Fighter still in the pipeline, no release date...
Tekken x Street Fighter, Bandai Namco's upcoming fighting game crossover, has yet to land a release date.
Michael Murray, senior game designer on Tekken 7,...
Free Dark Souls mobile spin-off Slashy Souls now available
Bandai Namco first trademarked the title Slashy Souls in September 2015, but the publisher only recently revealed what the name belongs to: a mobile...
It would take a Poké Flute to get you off this...
Maybe I’m weird, but my favorite Pokémon game is still Pokémon Snap. There’s just something enrapturing about composing candid shots of wild Pokémon. There's...
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4 Review
The Verdict
If there's one thing clear, CyberConnect2 clearly knows how to make a fantastic licensed tie-in. Given that I was familiar with most of...
Super Smash Bros. rumored to be Nintendo NX launch title
Speculation around the Nintendo NX console has been growing over the past few months, everyone wants to know what it is. There are plenty...
This Back To The Future II DeLorean iPhone does everything but...
If your iPhone 6 isn't inside of a transformer-like DeLorean then you have no business owning such a phone. It's a car, it's a...
