Tag: Bandai Namco
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...
The ‘big Dark Souls news’ was a clothing line and its...
Yesterday, Namco Bandai teased that they had some 'big Dark Souls news' to share today. As it turns out, the 'big' news was a...
Bandai Namco teases “big Dark Souls news” for tomorrow
The US version of the highly anticipated action RPG, Dark Souls 3, has yet to be released, but that hasn’t stopped the Bandai Namco...
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...
Prepare to face death in the latest Dark Souls 3 launch...
The latest installment to the punishingly brutal Dark Souls series releases in Japan as of tomorrow. Check out the latest launch trailer above!
The new...
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,...
Project CARS Game of the Year Edition coming this Spring
Project CARS Game of the Year Edition will be coming to PS4, Xbox One and PC with all new features later this year.
Bandai Namco...
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...
Arslan: The Warriors of Legend Review
The Verdict
Arslan: The Warriors of Legend is yet another fine example of what Koei Tecmo can do with their standard Warriors formula, and tweak...
Quirky and flirtatious PSVR game, Summer Lesson, officially trademarked in Europe
Before PSVR had its official name, and still went by Project Morpheus, we got a peek at a tech demo titled Summer Lesson, where...
