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Naruto, One Piece and Bandai Namco
Bandai Namco has canceled multiple ‘One Piece’ and ‘Naruto’ games that hadn’t yet been revealed
After some internal adjustments, Bandai Namco has chosen to shelve the development of a variety of games, including one in association with Nintendo.
Bandai Namco cancels new One Piece and Naruto games
Sparking! Zero might have been an amazing success for Bandai Namco but the Japanese game publisher also attracts attention because of some questionable layoffs and the cancellation of numerous games.
One Piece, Naruto & More Games Reportedly Cancelled By Bandai Namco
One Piece and Naruto are among the popular titles reportedly being cancelled by Bandai Namco, as well as reports of workers being pressured to leave.
Report: Bandai Namco Laying Off Hundreds of Employees; One Piece and Naruto Games Canceled or Paused
Bandai Namco is reportedly laying off hundreds of employees and has either canceled or paused development on several games.
Bandai Namco Reportedly Cancels Nintendo Project And Other Games
Bloomberg reports that in addition to these games ending, Bandai Namco also canceled or paused production on multiple games, including a game based on characters from the Naruto and One Piece anime, as well as a project commissioned by Nintendo.
Bandai Namco Pressures Staff to Quit, Cancels Several Projects, Reports Say
On top of the indirect layoffs, Bandai Namco reportedly canceled several video game projects or suspended their development. These include ones that feature characters from animes such as Naruto and One Piece.
Nintendo, One Piece, and Naruto games cancelled as Bandai Namco cuts staff
Bandai Namco has become the first Japanese publisher to lay off developers this year, although their approach is very different to Western companies.
"Layoffs” at Bandai Namco. That’s the Result of Deleting Several Games, Including Titles With Characters From Naruto and One Piece
According to Bloomberg agency, nearly 100 employees have „left” Bandai Namco since April, and there will be even more in the near future. The reason is cost-cutting.
It looks like Bandai Namco staff could be the latest victims of the games industry job cut apocalypse
Bandai Namco is reportedly taking measures to reduce its workforce, having either paused or cancelled games involving Naruto and One Piece.
Bandai Namco Cancels Multiple Games, Lays Off Staff - Report
The Japanese video game developer seems to be the latest company not immune to undergoing layoffs and shuttering projects.
Bandai Namco Cancels Several Console Games, Reduces Staff – Report
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 resign voluntarily as it struggles with lackluster sales.
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Bloomberg: Bandai Namco Cuts Staff After Halting Projects, Including for Naruto, One Piece, Nintendo
Bandai Namco told Bloomberg that employees "may need to wait a certain amount of time" before new assignments after canceled ...
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New One Piece, Naruto Games Reportedly Canceled by Bandai Namco
Bandai Namco has supposedly decided to either cancel or pause several projects including One Piece and Naruto games.
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