Gathering Namco's hits and long-lost treasure, Namco Museum Archives Vol 2 features 10 historic 8-bit home console versions of arcade hits.
Gathering Namco's hits and long-lost treasure, Namco Museum Archives Vol 1 features 10 historic 8-bit home console versions of arcade hits.
Out of an abundance of care and caution for the health and safety of tournament participants and staff, Bandai Namco Entertainment has canceled official support for all remaining physical tournament events in the 2020 season for the Tekken, SoulCalibur, and Dragon Ball FighterZ World Tours respectively.
Guilty Gear -Strive- is the latest entry in the fighting game franchise, and upholds the series’ reputation for groundbreaking hybrid 2D/3D cell-shaded graphics and intense, rewarding gameplay.
Bandai Namco Entertainment announces the creation of Bandai Namco Mobile, a new company in Barcelona, focused on the development and marketing of mobile entertainment outside the Asian market.
Bandai Namco will be showcasing a mix of titles at this year’s annual Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in Los Angeles from June 11–13, such as Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, Code Vein, The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan and Disney Tsum Tsum Festival.
Cyberpunk 2077 will be designed for mature and demanding players who expect to be treated seriously, and the game will be richly detailed, non-linear, and with a complex and gripping story.
Bandai Namco Entertainment Europe confirms its attendance at Gamescom 2018 (21st – 25th August in Cologne, Germany). Located in HALL 6 – B 41, this year’s booth will feature eleven playable games including Jump Force, Code Vein, Ace Combat 7, SoulCalibur VI and several others.
Namco Museum Arcade Pac features Namco Museum classics such as Pac-Man, Galaga, Splatterhouse, and The Tower Of Druaga along with Rolling Thunder, SkyKid, and Tank Force.
Retro gaming brand My Arcade has acquired license from Bandai Namco Entertainment to release a new range of collectible table-top arcade machines and portable handhelds.
Namco Museum is the ultimate collection of beloved arcade games from the 1980s.
Bandai Namco unveiled its E3 2017 line-up, showing off titles such as Project CARS 2, Ni no Kuni II, Dragon Ball FighterZ, Ace Combat 7 and others, as well as several yet unannounced games.
Namco Museum is the ultimate collection of beloved arcade games from the 1980s.
Bandai Namco unveiled their E3 2017 line-up, showing off titles such as Dragon Ball FighterZ, Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingsom, Project Cars 2, Ace Combat 7, and others.
Namco Museum is the ultimate collection of beloved arcade games from the 1980s.
Project CARS 2 aims to include the largest track roster ever with 50 unique locations and over 200 playable tracks – and introduces ‘loose surface’ racing with dirt, gravel, mud, and snow courses.
WRC 6 is the official racing game of the 2016 FIA World Rally Championship season, including all 14 WRC events, all the official WRC drivers and teams, as well as a wide selection of WRC 2 and Junior WRC drivers.
In Impact Winter, you take control of a group of survivors in a post-apocalyptic world following a devastating asteroid impact with Earth.
Featuring taut action and investigative work, Sherlock Holmes: The Devil’s Daughter will push your abilities to the limit in a one-of-a-kind interactive experience.
In Chroma Squad you will manage an indie Japanese superhero TV studio, casting actors, purchasing equipment, crafting weapons and giant Mechas out of cardboard and glue to create your own TV show.
A dark and brooding fantasy adventure awaits players in a vast twisted world full of fearsome beasts, devious traps and hidden secrets.
Warhammer 40,000: Eternal Crusade is a 3rd person persistent MMOTPS of the 41st Millenium.
Eschewing the usual clichés and gung-ho settings currently inhabiting the FPS genre, Get Even subtlety removes the classic division between single-player and multiplayer experiences to unfold two linked stories.
Bandai Namco Entertainment Europe is proud to announce its presence at GamesCom 2015 on August 5th to 9th.
Bandai Namco has kicked off festivities to commemorate the 35th anniversary of its maze-running arcade game series and mascot, Pac-Man, which first arrived in Japan on May 22, 1980.
