Tecmo Koei Changing To “Koei Tecmo” In Europe

Like Bandai Namco before it, the western division of Tecmo Koei is reversing its name as well—or rather, switching to the original Japanese version of the company name.

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This morning, Tecmo Koei Europe tweeted that, from July 1st onwards, the company will be named Koei Tecmo Europe. This will likely extend to the company’s U.S. division as well, although we’ve contacted them for an official statement anyway.

 


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