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Publisher cites overseas flops as reason Japan staff will more directly oversee game creation going forward.
We maimed, slaughtered, and generally hurt things in the final version of Namco Bandai's gruesome brawler Splatterhouse.
GT5 is--finally--coming out in Australia this week.
New release slate led by oft-delayed PS3 racing title, Nintendo's Wii gorilla revival installment; Raving Rabbids: Travel in Time, Michael Jackson The Experience, Undead Nightmare Pack also out.
Publisher tells Venture Beat that layoffs are a result of August restructuring, shifting development back to Japan.
Oft-delayed Namco Bandai action horror game goes gold, set for Xbox 360 and PS3 release on November 23; original game headed to mobile phones.
Namco's bloody gore fest returns to home consoles and passes Aussie censors unscathed.
We bathed ourselves in blood in this hands-on, blood that we carefully extracted by rending demons limb from limb.
Namco Bandai's retro horror revamp for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 gets a thematically appropriate release window later this year.
We indulged in some heavy spine crushing and eyeball squishing in Namco Bandai's stomach-churning remake.
Namco Bandai narrows release window on delayed resurrection of original arcade gorefest.
Namco Bandai's controversy-laden revival of arcade beat-'em-up pushed to next year on the Xbox 360, PS3.
Publisher said to hire former BottleRocket employees to complete work on survival horror beat-'em-up.
BottleRocket disputes publisher's claim of "performance issues" on hyperviolent beat-'em-up; says it had hit all contractually defined milestones.
COO of publisher's North American operations defends decision to remove Splatterhouse dev from project.
Publisher abruptly removes San Diego-based studio from Splatterhouse project, passing development duties to Afro Samurai team.
Namco Bandai unveils a new trailer for the upcoming gorefest game.
Publisher's seminal gross-out horror action franchise revived on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in 2009.
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