which Bandai Namco only announced today. It is described as the "first-ever social deduction game based on the legendary anime series". The online game has cross-play support, and will see up to ...

"The player would travel between the cities using trains and planes." Vermeij explains that "memory was very tight on the PS2," so splitting the map into three different sections meant each city's ...

A company like Bandai Namco releases a bunch of games during a single year, and you could very easily argue that its success rate is hit-or-miss, as we’ll talk about soon. However, in 2024 ...

The Whitney Museum of American Art plans to offer free admission to anyone 25 years old and under—a move that comes as U.S. museums say they are trying to regain foot traffic and appeal to ...

And it's no small partner, as it is Bandai Namco who has agreed to distribute Dawnwalker in digital and physical editions for PC, Xbox and PlayStation in the future. The release window has not been ...

Bandai Namco has signed up to publish the debut title from Polish studio Rebel Wolves. The Warsaw-based studio, which was co-founded in 2022 by The Witcher 3’s game and art directors, is working on ...

The debut title from Rebel Wolves, the Polish studio comprised of former developers behind The Witcher series, will be published by Bandai Namco Entertainment. Based in Warsaw, Rebel Wolves is ...

Rebel Wolves announced that it has partnered with Bandai Namco to publish its upcoming, dark action RPG Dawnwalker on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X|S. Both digital and physical editions will be ...

Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero publisher Bandai Namco declined to comment further when contacted by Eurogamer. Our earlier report is below. ORIGINAL STORY 18/10/24: Images featuring the likes of ...

The next time you feel dehumanized by rumors of surprise HR meetings popping up on calendars amidst layoff rumors, be glad you don't work at game studio Bandai Namco in Japan. Like other video game ...

Bandai Namco, however, maintains its influence in the face of that claim: "Some employees may need to wait a certain amount of time before they are assigned their next project, but we do move ...

The report claims that Bandai Namco has moved "about 200" of its around 1,300 employees to such rooms - known in Japan as "oidashi beya, or 'expulsion rooms'" - so far, with "nearly 100" having ...