The Untold Story of Bandai Namco

🕹️ You might know Bandai Namco as the company behind some of the sickest games ever, but did you know they started from the bottom? Yeap, that’s right, this iconic brand had to hustle hard to become the powerhouse it is today.

In this video, we're going to talk about the company’s evolution, and how it went from making toys to creating some of the most iconic games ever!

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⌛Chapters :
00:00 - 00:32 Prologue
00:32 - 04:15 Masaya Nakamura
04:15 - 07:44 Bandai Namco's Rise to Success
07:44 - 09:56 Most Notable Games
09:56 - 10:55 Recent Hack
10:55 - 11:39 Outro & Recap
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[supernintendo]

This feels like a final project for business class.

[avellanozagunpla]

I dont play any bandai namco games but i do collect bandai gunpla model kits haha

[gustyko]

I feel like Digimon should have had a mention as well, since it's pretty and no, just because "but Pokemon sells does NOT mean that Digimon is not successful in it's own right, or that "Pokeeeemoon toootally destrooooyed theeem!!!". It would be like talking about Sega, but not mentioning Sonic simply because "Mario sells a lot more".

[EAchievers]

What Bandai Namco's upcoming game hypes you the most?

[goodoljaelencole]

As great as Bandai Namco is to most people now, I only really see them as 'that developer of licenced anime games". Let me preface this by saying that while those sorts of games are not a personal interest of mine, I won't disregard other's enjoyment of those games and series. The thing that bothers me is that because of this huge focus on developing licensed anime games, it's left a bevy of Namco's classic catalogue IPs in limbo. Characters like Dig Dug, Mappy, Gil, and others from Namco's Arcade lineup of the 80s/early 90s have been left to rot in obscurity in favor of these licensed games. I wish that Bandai Namco could focus some of their efforts into revitalizing and bringing some new light into those IPs that have been pretty much laying dormant for nearly two decades. Maybe find a way to integrate the characters and Worlds into the PAC-MAN series at least? I don't know, I just don't want to have to wait for the next Namco Museum or whatever for those games and characters to receive recognition again.

[kaiokendo]

What about masayas death of cáncer??he was helping in the sellout of Tengen soft to Warner bros

[invasorispaziali]

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