Namco Bandai Editors Day kicked off with the announcement of both Soulcalibur and Tekken games for the PSP – and it was all pretty much gravy from there. More »
The only thing shocking about Namco Bandai announcing a partnership with the Food Network for new game, Cook or Be Cooked, is that it didn’t happen sooner. More »
I didn’t disdain of the first We Cheer because it was a cheerleading game, or even because it required so much shameless Wii-flailing. I sneered at it for being sexist. More »
What these screens lack in size and boob, they make up for in colour and Tira. More »
Klonoa: Door to Phantomile is a classic PlayStation adventure game remade for the Wii that’s entirely true to the original in content, colour and even voice actors. More »
It’s tough trying to trick kids into eating vegetables. Namco Bandai helps out – and cashes in on the Wii’s target audience – with The Munchables, a game where you eat what’s bad to do good. More »
Dead To Rights wasn’t for the faint of heart even when it was on the GameCube. But for its current-gen outing on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, Retribution is really bringing the hurt. More »
There’s nothing especially remarkable about a side-scrolling kung-fu fighting game – unless it’s in stereoscopic 3D. More »
This is the year of “all things weird and wonderful” for Namco Bandai, according to Todd Thorson, Director of Marketing and Public Relations – and Katamari Forever on the PlayStation 3 proves it. More »
Sequel to the PlayStation 2 role-playing game and not related to the historical document created in 1215, Magna Carta II is an Xbox 360 exclusive that seems to have a lot in common with another 360 RPG. More »
