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Cubed: Sword Art Online was originally a series of light novels by Reki Kawahara and while it enjoyed some popularity in Japan, it wasn't until it received an anime adaptation that it exploded. There was massive success in the West, too, with it becoming one of those that will be remembered and cosplayed for a long time to come. Bandai Namco is smart when it comes to these sorts of series, quickly picking up the licences for its release in the West, knowing there is a fan-base willing to buy. Sadly, for the first release of this title in English, originally on Vita, the release came far too quick and the final product suffered with some of the worst translations since "All your base are belong to us." This latest version has a brand new translation, a few new features, and some upscaled graphics, but how does it survive the jump from handheld to big screen? Cubed3 finds out.

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Today Bandai Namco announced that Gundam Battle Operation NEXT has been downloaded 100,000 times since its release on PS4 and PS3 last week.

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Today Bandai Namco opened a brand new teaser website for a new game, indicated as City Shrouded in Shadow "Granzella" in the logo.

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Today Bandai Namco announced that Gundam Battle Operation NEXT has been downloaded 100,000 times since its release on PS4 and PS3 last week.

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Today Bandai Namco opened a brand new teaser website for a new game, indicated as City Shrouded in Shadow "Granzella" in the logo.

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Free-to-play Wii U game from Bandai Namco changes its name and gives some insight into teamwork and treasure hunting.

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Bandai Namco announced the closure of the free to play fighting game SoulCalibur: Lost Swords, that will end its service on November 30th, and they released a "closing" trailer to say farewell to the community, but is it really a farewell? Maybe it isn't, as teased by some comments to the trailer by the publisher.

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GTM: Rise Of Incarnates bears all the hallmarks of a modern videogame a free-to-play business model, online-focused design and a setting ripe for further commercial exploitation. Yet beneath these features, the core of the design goes back to the early days of 3D combat games. Thats not actually a bad thing though Rise Of Incarnates borrows a lot from Segas Virtual On series, a fact that can be traced back to its roots as a Westernised take on Bandai Namcos own Gundam Vs Mech combat games.