Elden Ring and Dragon Ball publisher Bandai Namco has reportedly cancelled multiple projects as it becomes more selective in ...

Bandai Namco’s recent game cancelations have led to nearly 100 resignations and an uncertain future for many of our favorite anime games.

“Several” Bandai Namco Entertainment games have been canceled and the company’s staff is being reduced, according to a new report. Bloomberg claims that Bandai Namco is encouraging staff to ...

Japanese game company Bandai Namco is reportedly sending staff to “expulsion rooms” where they have nothing to do after a number of projects were canceled, including one said to be for Nintendo.

Bandai Namco is reportedly cutting its Japanese workforce and cancelling a number of projects due to lacklustre demand. The news comes as the company reports huge sales of its latest anime game ...

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Bandai Namco has confirmed workforce reductions and reportedly used controversial 'expulsion rooms' to encourage staff resignations. Japanese video game publisher Bandai Namco Holdings has ...

The report claims that Bandai Namco has moved "about 200" of its around 1,300 employees to such rooms - known in Japan as "oidashi beya, or 'expulsion rooms'" - so far, with "nearly 100" having ...

In a year flush with video-game-company layoffs and restructuring, Bandai Namco has reportedly canceled several titles including games featuring One Piece and Naruto licenses. In addition to those ...

Some unannounced games in the worlds of One Piece and Naruto have supposedly been either paused or canceled entirely amid some larger shakeups at Bandai Namco, according to new reports.

The Taiwan Digital Game Rating Committee published a rating for a Death Note game that Bandai Namco is behind, which means an announcement of said Death Note game is likely coming soon.

Video games publisher Bandai Namco has been culling both projects and staff due to "lackluster demand". That's according to a new report from Bloomberg, citing anonymous sources "familiar with the ...