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The company suffered financial issues between late 1990s and early 2000s due to the struggling Japanese economy and diminishing arcade market, which made it to merged with [[Bandai]] in 2005 to become Bandai Namco Holdings. The company still published games until it was merged into Bandai Namco Games in 2006. Namco also distributed their own [[Sega NAOMI]] and [[Sega Chihiro]] systems and was one of the three [[Triforce]] partners (along with [[Sega]] and [[Nintendo]]).
 
  
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The company suffered financial issues between the late 1990s and early 2000s due to the struggling Japanese economy and diminishing arcade market, which led to the company merging with [[Bandai]] in 2005 to become Bandai Namco Holdings, though still continued to publish games until then. Namco also distributed their own [[Sega NAOMI]] and [[Sega Chihiro]] systems and was one of the three [[Triforce]] partners (along with [[Sega]] and [[Nintendo]]).
  
 
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==Company==
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Namco produced a number of titles in the West through '''Namco Hometek''', the home console game division of Namco America. Announcements for the end of repairs for some of their arcade games were sent out in July 2015<ref>[https://www.banasupport.net/cms-files/E3818AE79FA5E38289E3819B20150722-E4BF9DE5AE88E5AFB.pdf "弊社商品の保守対応終了について" (7/2015)] - banasupport.net</ref> as well as on August 2<ref>[https://www.banasupport.net/cms-files/E4BF9DE5AE88E7B582E4BA86E6A188E58685EFBC88E59BBDE5.pdf "㈱バンダイナムコエンターテインメント商品の保守対応終了について"] ([https://www.banasupport.net/news/index.html dated 8/2/2017]) - banasupport.net</ref> and October 2, 2017.<ref>[https://www.banasupport.net/cms-files/E4BF9DE5AE88E7B582E4BA86E383AAE382B9E38388_2017100.pdf "弊社商品の保守対応終了につきまして"] ([https://www.banasupport.net/news/index.html dated 10/2/2017]) - banasupport.net</ref>
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Namco produced a number of titles in the West through [[Namco Hometek]], the home console game division of Namco America. Announcements for the end of repairs for some of their arcade games were sent out in July 2015{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20240408215217/https://www.banasupport.net/cms-files/E3818AE79FA5E38289E3819B20150722-E4BF9DE5AE88E5AFB.pdf}}, as well as on August 2, 2017{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20231011062137/https://www.banasupport.net/cms-files/E4BF9DE5AE88E7B582E4BA86E6A188E58685EFBC88E59BBDE5.pdf}} and October 2, 2017.{{ref|https://web.archive.org/web/20230527230037/https://www.banasupport.net/cms-files/E4BF9DE5AE88E7B582E4BA86E383AAE382B9E38388_2017100.pdf}}
  
 
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==Softography==
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Namco
Founded: 1955-06-01
Defunct: 2006-03-31
T-series code: T-14
Merged with: Bandai (2005)
Headquarters:
Ohta, Tokyo, Japan
2006-03-31

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Namco (ナムコ) was a Japanese company best know for their arcade classics such as Pac-Man.

The company suffered financial issues between the late 1990s and early 2000s due to the struggling Japanese economy and diminishing arcade market, which led to the company merging with Bandai in 2005 to become Bandai Namco Holdings, though still continued to publish games until then. Namco also distributed their own Sega NAOMI and Sega Chihiro systems and was one of the three Triforce partners (along with Sega and Nintendo).

Company

Namco produced a number of titles in the West through Namco Hometek, the home console game division of Namco America. Announcements for the end of repairs for some of their arcade games were sent out in July 2015[1], as well as on August 2, 2017[2] and October 2, 2017.[3]

Softography

Electro-mechanical arcade

NAOMI

Chihiro

Triforce

Arcade

SG-1000

Master System

Mega Drive

Game Gear

Mega-CD

Saturn

Dreamcast

PlayStation 2

GameCube

Gallery

  • Namcot logo

References

  1. ↑ https://www.banasupport.net/cms-files/E3818AE79FA5E38289E3819B20150722-E4BF9DE5AE88E5AFB.pdf (Wayback Machine: 2024-04-08 21:52)
  2. ↑ https://www.banasupport.net/cms-files/E4BF9DE5AE88E7B582E4BA86E6A188E58685EFBC88E59BBDE5.pdf (Wayback Machine: 2023-10-11 06:21)
  3. ↑ https://www.banasupport.net/cms-files/E4BF9DE5AE88E7B582E4BA86E383AAE382B9E38388_2017100.pdf (Wayback Machine: 2023-05-27 23:00)
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