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Namco
Namco was a multinational video game and entertainment company based in Japan, founded on June 1, 1955. Known for many works such as the famous Pac-Man series and Tekken, it has been producing video games since the early arcade eras. It also had a 1984 console game division related subsidiary known as Namcot.
On March 31, 2006 it merged with Bandai to become Bandai Namco Entertainment (formally known as Namco Bandai Games (between 2006-2014) and Bandai Namco Games (between 2014-2015).[1]
Works relevant to Sanrio
Ride machines:
- Hello Kitty no My Balloon (1980s)
- Hello Kitty no My Boat (1980s)
- Hello Kitty no My School (1982)
Video games:
- Hello Kitty: Roller Rescue (North American publisher)
- Hello Kitty ♥ PAC-MAN (2020 arcade game) is based on Namco's Pac-Man franchise, though at that point Namco became Bandai Namco Entertainment.
- Sanrio World Smash Ball! was built from the concept of Namco's cancelled 1987 arcade game Steranian with two shared staff Ryoichi Okubo and Yukio Takahashi.[2]
- Snoopy and The Red Baron (2006 mobile game) (publisher)
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