Bandai Namco

Bandai Namco

Bandai Namco is a Tokyo-based interactive entertainment company spanning console games, network content, amusement, and licensing. Its game portfolio includes IP such as PAC-MAN, TEKKEN, and Tales. A company credit can mean development, publishing, localization, porting, or regional distribution depending on the title and edition. The directory therefore keeps each credited role attached to its specific game and release. It does not infer credits from parent-company ownership, a later acquisition, a shared brand, or a similar name, and it does not merge separate organizations solely because their names resemble one another. The public English name is shortened to “Bandai Namco”, while “Bandai Namco Entertainment” remains available for search and historical identification. The Chinese display name used on this page is “万代南梦宫娱乐”. The linked count is a catalog measure and should not be read as a claim about the company's complete lifetime output.

Published collection: 361 games

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Related collections · Series

  • Dragon Ball

    Dragon Ball games turn the manga and anime’s battles into fighting games, character-building adventures and action RPGs. You might assemble a tag team, create your own fighter or revisit Goku’s journey between explosive encounters.

    Published collection: 38 games

  • Tales

    Tales is a fantasy RPG series that combines journeys with memorable companions and action-based party battles. Explore towns and landscapes, then use attacks, spells and special techniques to fight alongside your team. Different entries introduce new worlds and combat systems, keeping both the party’s relationships and its teamwork at the center.

    Published collection: 20 games

  • Tekken

    Tekken is a 3D fighting series built around martial arts, distinctive fighters and the Mishima family’s bitter rivalries. You control punches and kicks, judge your reach and turn an opponent’s mistake into a combo; later entries make sidestepping another part of the duel.

    Published collection: 11 games

  • Pac-Man

    Pac-Man turns eating dots and escaping ghosts into a game of routes, timing and sudden reversals. Its maze-chase roots have grown into inventive score challenges and platform adventures, giving the familiar yellow character different ways to explore and outwit enemies.

    Published collection: 8 games

  • Naruto

    Naruto’s game adaptations bring the manga and anime’s ninja world into fighting, story adventures and team combat. Different branches put the emphasis on spectacular jutsu, recognizable rivalries or coordinating with other players across an arena.

    Published collection: 14 games

  • Sailor Moon

    Sailor Moon games bring the Sailor Guardians’ battles, friendships and signature powers into several kinds of play. Side-scrolling action, fighting, role-playing and puzzles offer different ways to spend time with the cast. The shared appeal is seeing familiar characters take the lead, even as the controls and pace change between games.

    Published collection: 11 games

  • Crayon Shin-chan

    Crayon Shin-chan games bring Shinnosuke and his friends into adventures shaped by the character’s mischievous humour. The franchise ranges from comic action stages to countryside holidays, where fishing, catching insects and meeting neighbours can be as memorable as the main story.

    Published collection: 12 games

  • Sword Art Online

    Sword Art Online’s games turn the novels’ and anime’s virtual worlds into RPG adventures with familiar characters. Explore areas, develop your skills and fight alongside companions, often in stories that take their own path. The setting changes the action, from swordplay and airborne battles to the firearms of Fatal Bullet.

    Published collection: 5 games

  • Kamen Rider

    Kamen Rider games put the transforming TV heroes in your hands, from fighting matches to action adventures. Choose a Rider, unleash signature attacks and, in many entries, change forms to vary your fighting style.

    Published collection: 5 games

  • Ridge Racer

    Ridge Racer builds its arcade racing identity around sweeping drifts and carrying speed through corners. Across its games, learning a car’s handling is central, while Unbounded takes a separate turn toward destructive street racing.

    Published collection: 6 games

  • Dark Souls

    Dark Souls is a dark-fantasy action RPG series about exploring fading kingdoms and finding a way past their dangers. Weapons, armor and magic shape your character, while learning an enemy's habits or discovering a connecting path can matter as much as gaining another level.

    Published collection: 5 games

  • Aikatsu!

    Aikatsu! turns idol life into games about outfits, music and working toward the next performance. Its arcade roots connect clothing cards with rhythm-based auditions, while handheld entries add lessons, school stories and scheduled jobs. Building a look and taking it onto the stage ties these different games together.

    Published collection: 5 games

  • Little Nightmares

    Little Nightmares makes ordinary rooms and familiar places frightening by seeing them from a tiny protagonist’s perspective. Its unsettling adventures combine environmental puzzles, hiding and escape, with looming figures and disturbing details telling much of the story.

    Published collection: 5 games

  • Tamagotchi

    Tamagotchi games bring the digital pets’ characterful world into creature care, everyday activities and playful shop simulations. Depending on the game, you might raise a pet or help familiar characters serve customers through small, hands-on tasks.

    Published collection: 7 games

  • The Dark Pictures Anthology

    The Dark Pictures Anthology is a horror series centered on standalone, branching stories. In its narrative adventures, you explore unsettling places, choose what characters say and react under pressure, with their survival shaped by your decisions.

    Published collection: 4 games

  • Dig Dug

    Dig Dug is Namco’s arcade action series about outwitting monsters with an air pump and the terrain around you. Dig tunnels and drop rocks in the original, or crack islands apart in later games to send enemies into the sea.

    Published collection: 4 games

  • Taiko no Tatsujin

    Taiko no Tatsujin turns songs into patterns of red and blue notes, asking you to strike the drumhead or rim in time. Its cheerful drumming runs from arcade cabinets to home games, where keeping a combo alive makes a familiar tune feel like your own performance.

    Published collection: 4 games

  • GeGeGe no Kitaro

    GeGeGe no Kitaro games bring Kitaro and his yokai world into adventures and unusual supernatural competitions. The adaptations span different kinds of play, from using familiar powers in action stages to competing in sports that could only happen among yokai.

    Published collection: 4 games

  • Armored Core

    Armored Core is FromSoftware’s mech-action series about assembling a fighting machine and taking on mercenary missions. Changing weapons, legs and other parts changes how you move and fight, making a return to the garage part of solving a difficult battle.

    Published collection: 20 games

  • SoulCalibur

    SoulCalibur is a weapon-based fighting series where reach, timing and movement around your opponent matter as much as the next strike. Swords, spears and other weapons give each fighter a different rhythm, while sidesteps and ring edges make positioning part of every duel.

    Published collection: 3 games

Sources

    • www.bandainamcoent.co.jpSource revision: 1