As first reported by NintendoEverything, Bandai Namco has officially introduced Studio 2 and Studio S, dedicated entities specifically crafted for commissioned projects.
While the details about the distinction between the two studios remain shrouded in mystery, one thing is clear - these units hold particular significance for Nintendo fans.
The announcement of Studio 2 and Studio S has sparked speculation in gaming forums, with many eager to decipher the potential implications for future Nintendo projects.
While Bandai Namco's teams may not be exclusively tethered to Nintendo, recent job listings suggest a strong focus on developing consumer games commissioned by the Japanese gaming giant.
Bandai Namco unveils dedicated Studios 2 and S for Nintendo, fueling fan speculation and excitement. Job listings suggest a continued collaboration for potential future Nintendo games.
Nintendo Fans Buzzing with Excitement
The history between Bandai Namco and Nintendo has been rich with collaborations, spawning beloved titles such as Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and 3DS, Mario Sports Superstars, Mario Kart Tour, ARMS, and the blockbuster Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
The latter, in particular, has been a monumental success, uniting gaming icons in an epic showdown that has captured the hearts of fans worldwide. The Resetera forum has been abuzz with discussions, shedding light on the significance of this revelation.
Bandai Namco's decision to solidify these studios as permanent units marks a departure from the past practice of bringing in individuals from various teams for collaborative endeavors. The distinction between Studio 2 and Studio S remains unclear, but enthusiasts quickly speculate that the latter could be dedicated to the revered Super Smash Bros. series.
A Closer Look
NintendoEverything notes that what adds an intriguing layer to this development is the consistent mention in job listings of "developing consumer games commissioned by Nintendo."
This indicates a continued commitment to the longstanding partnership between Bandai Namco and Nintendo. The question on everyone's minds is whether this collaboration could extend to the development of a new installment in the Super Smash Bros. series.
While concrete details about future projects remain elusive, the prospect of Bandai Namco's involvement in a new Smash Bros. game has fans buzzing with anticipation.
The success of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate has set the bar high, and the gaming community eagerly awaits any news about a potential sequel that could push the boundaries of what's possible in the crossover fighting genre.
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In Other News
In case you missed it, the highly anticipated Super Mario RPG Remake, which is set to be released on November 17, has been leaked online, with gamers already immersed in the nostalgic adventure on their PCs.
According to reports, dataminers recently confirmed this leak, revealing the codename and game engine details.
This unauthorized early access follows another recent Nintendo leak trend, with both "The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom" and "Mario Bros. Wonder" making an early appearance on PC.
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