Bandai Games Collection

Introduction to Bandai Games: Pioneers of Licensed and Toy-Based Gaming

Founded in 1955 as a toy manufacturer, Bandai (now Bandai Namco Entertainment) has grown into one of Japan's most influential game publishers, specializing in licensed entertainment and toy-game hybrids. Known for transforming physical play experiences into digital formats, Bandai has created some of gaming's most iconic franchises based on anime, manga, and original toy properties.

Early Years and Arcade Innovations

Bandai's gaming division emerged in the 1980s with groundbreaking arcade titles:
- Dragon Ball Z fighting games (beginning 1986)
- Tamagotchi virtual pet arcade cabinets (1996)
- Gundam battle simulators with cockpit cabinets
These established Bandai's expertise in arcade experiences and licensed properties.

Home Console Revolution

Bandai became a major console publisher with:
- Digimon World (1999) - Pioneering digital monster RPG
- Gundam Battle Assault series (1994-2002)
- The Idolmaster rhythm games (2005-present)
- Tales of RPG series (co-developed with Namco)
Their console games emphasized collectible elements and character progression.

Handheld Dominance

Bandai defined portable gaming with:
- WonderSwan handheld system (1999)
- Digimon and Tamagotchi LCD games
- One Piece and Naruto adaptations for Game Boy Advance
Their handheld titles often included connectivity with physical toys.

Modern Era and Bandai Namco Merger

After merging with Namco in 2005, Bandai:
- Expanded Dragon Ball games (Xenoverse, FighterZ)
- Developed Dark Souls (under Bandai Namco)
- Created Ace Combat and Tekken collaborations
- Pioneered Gundam VR experiences
Today, Bandai Namco remains a leader in anime gaming and toy-game integration.
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Dragon Ball Z: Hyper Dimension

Digimon: Battle Spirit

Siri: Digimon

Naruto: Konoha Ninpouchou

Siri: Naruto

One Piece: Grand Battle Swan Colosseum

Siri: One Piece

Saint Seiya: Ougon Densetsu Hen - Edisi Sempurna

Dicing Knight

Rockman EXE WS

Siri: Rockman

Ultraman: Utusan Negeri Cahaya

Siri: Ultraman

Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout

Dragon Ball Z: Ultimate Battle 22