Digimon Racing
2004
Japanese toy making and video game company 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 page continues to use “Bandai” for this distinct company identity. The Chinese display name used on this page is “万代”. The linked count is a catalog measure and should not be read as a claim about the company's complete lifetime output.
Published collection: 68 games
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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
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
SD Gundam gives Gundam's mobile suits big heads and compact bodies, then sends them into games ranging from tactical battles to action RPGs. In G Generation, you assemble squads and develop machines; in action entries, you pilot them directly and combine attacks. Bringing favorite suits and pilots together is a recurring pleasure.
Published collection: 7 games
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
Beet the Vandel Buster brings the manga and anime's monster-hunting adventures into action RPGs. Quests, distinctive Saiga weapons and cooperation with fellow Busters give its battles a different shape from one adaptation to the next.
Published collection: 2 games
Family Trainer turns running, jumping and other body movements into sporting challenges and outdoor adventures. Its controllers change between generations, but the appeal stays physical: time a jump, coordinate your movements and chase a better score.
Published collection: 5 games
Lode Runner is an action-puzzle series about collecting gold while enemies close in. You run, climb and dig holes in the floor to trap pursuers or reach treasure, turning a simple-looking maze into a test of routes and timing.
Published collection: 7 games
Galaga turns alien formations into a game of timing, dodging and chasing scores. Namco’s arcade shooting series is especially memorable for letting enemies capture your fighter, then rewarding a successful rescue with a powerful double ship.
Published collection: 3 games
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
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