Bandai Namco Entertainment

Founded: 2006-03-31 (as Bandai Namco Games)

Headquarters:

Shinagawa, Tokyo, Japan

2006-03-31

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Bandai Namco Entertainment (株式会社バンダイナムコゲームスエンターテインメント) is a Japanese video game and entertainment company formed from the merger of the video game division of Bandai and Namco in 2006 as Namco Bandai Games, after the formation of Namco Bandai Holdings (currently known as Bandai Namco Holdings) the year prior. In 2014, the company renamed to Bandai Namco Games as part of an effort by the group to consolidate its branding by discontinuing the Bandai, Namco and Banpresto brand names from future games and was renamed to its current name the following year. In 2018, as part of a group restructuring, the arcade development division of BNEI was transferred to the second incarnation of Namco, renaming itself to Bandai Namco Amusement in the process.

The company also operates an American branch, Bandai Namco Entertainment America as well as a European branch Bandai Namco Entertainment Europe, an Australian/New Zealander branch Bandai Namco Entertainment Australia alongside regional branches in Singapore (serving Southeast Asia), South Korea, Hong Kong & Taiwan.

Softography

For other Bandai Namco related labels or companies that were related to Sega, see Ma-Ba, Banpresto, Bandai, Namco, Namco Hometek, Angel, B-Factory or Bandai Visual.

Nintendo DS

Super Robot Taisen K (2009) (as Bandai Namco Games)
SupaRobo Gakuen (2009) (as Bandai Namco Games)

Wii Virtual Console

Rolling Thunder 2 (2007) (as Bandai Namco Games)
Powerball (2008) (as Bandai Namco Games)
Phelios (2008) (as Bandai Namco Games)
Splatterhouse 2 (2008) (as Bandai Namco Games)

Nintendo 3DS

Project X Zone (2012) (as Bandai Namco Games)
Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS (2014) (as Bandai Namco Games)
Project X Zone 2 (2015)

Wii U

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U (2014) (as Bandai Namco Games)

Logos

Logo (2006-2022)

References

Bandai Namco Entertainment

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Softography

Nintendo DS

Wii Virtual Console

Nintendo 3DS

Wii U

PlayStation 4

Nintendo Switch

Steam

Android

iOS

Logos

References