Sparking! Zero has been one of the biggest successes. Dragon Ball rubbed shoulders with big hitters like Metaphor: ReFantazio and Silent

Bandai Namco is one of the most successful game developers and publishers in recent memory, as games like Elden Ring and Tekken 8 are well-known for being some of the best experiences available in their respective genres.

According to the report, Bandai Namco's approach to reducing staff is not to make them redundant, but to force them into leaving voluntarily. This "traditionally Japanese" method involves assigning people to rooms with no work-related tasks, where the staff members typically use their time to find other work before quitting.

The game has been lauded by many as one of the best Dragon Ball games to come out so far.

The popular Japanese publisher Bandai Namco Studios is cutting its workforce and canceling several upcoming titles due to lackluster demand.

Sparking! Zero leaks have begun a week before its official release date — and Bandai Namco has responded in perhaps the only way it can: with takedowns and shifty eyes.

Because according to Bloomberg, about 200 Bandai Namco employees have become very familiar with the concept. Almost half of them have already quit because of it. The easiest way to explain oidashi beya,

Sparking! Zero sold over three million units on its first day, while another report suggests that Bandai Namco is cutting its workforce.

Bandai Namco has assured struggling Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero players that it's okay to lower the difficulty as waves are being wrecked by Great Ape Vegeta.