Namco Bandai is making a video game based on the upcoming Eureka Seven anime series, Eureka Seven AO.

Starting on April 2, Bandai Namco Studio will handle franchises such as Soulcalibur, Tekken, Taiko no Tatsujin, Mobile Suit Gundam: Bonds on the Battlefield, and Tales series.

Binari Sonori, a company that helps Capcom, Ubisoft, Namco Bandai, and Square Enix localize games, shared their production schedule on how to simultaneously ship games.

The company will be restructured, with most of its contractors and staff being laid off.

Namco Bandai makers of Splatterhouse and Tales of Graces f may have a game featuring… aliens. The publisher filed a trademark for Alien Confidential in North America and Europe.

Namco Bandai have been reviving select arcade classics, like Metro Cross, under their Namco Generations label. A trademark hints that Battle City ahem Tank Battalion may be next.

It’s probably not Pac-Man! Maybe Soulcalibur? Any other guesses?

Tales of Xillia hasn’t even been out for a week and Namco Bandai is already moving on to the next Tales title.

Namco Bandai has a sizable line up for Tokyo Game Show this year. Games like Tekken 3D Prime Edition, Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme Vs., and One Piece: Pirate Musou will debut at the event.

Namco Bandai and Tecmo Koei’s new teaser site will unlock next week.

Namco Bandai and Mobage service owner, DeNa, have formed a joint venture called BDNA.

The artist that shared the Star Fox Assault artwork last night also revealed an unannounced game from Namco’s pre-merger days. Sometime between 2000 and 2002, Namco was developing Silver Bullet.

Speaking of Star Fox, a cache of concept art slipped out. All of these images are from Star Fox: Assault, which Namco developed for the Gamecube.

Namco Bandai put another teaser website up today.