B.B. Studio

B.B. Studio Co., Ltd.
Native name
 株式会社B.B.スタジオ
Kabushiki gaisha B. B. Sutajio
Kabushiki gaisha
Subsidiary
Industry Video game industry
Founded February 1994 (1994-02) (as Bandai Entertainment Company)[1]
Headquarters Tokyo, Japan
Products Another Century's Episode series
Super Robot Wars series
Parent Bandai Namco Entertainment
Website www.bbst.co.jp
The logo for Bandai Entertainment Company.

B.B. Studio (株式会社B.B.スタジオ, Kabushiki gaisha B. B. Sutajio) is a Japanese video game development company. The company in its current form is a result of a merger between Bandai Entertainment Company and Banpresto video game assets, by their parent company, Bandai Namco Entertainment.[2]

BEC (Bandai Entertainment Company), formerly known as Interbec, was a joint venture by Bandai and Human Co, Ltd. for video game development. They were best known for developing licensed video games for Bandai including Digimon, Dragon Ball Z and Mobile Suit Gundam.[3] Once Bandai and Namco merged as Bandai Namco, Bandai Entertainment Company became a video game development subsidiary for the merged company.

Before Bandai merged with Namco, both Banpresto and BEC were video game development subsidiaries for Bandai. On April 2011, Bandai Namco merged BEC with Banpresto in order to streamline and unify the Bandai gaming subsidiaries under one division.[4] whilst the Banpresto brand was re-established as a toy company as part of Bandai Namco's toys and hobby business.[5]

Titles

Developed as Bandai Entertainment Company

Developed as B.B. Studio

  • 2nd Super Robot Wars Z Hakai-hen (2011)
  • Gundam Memories: Memory of the Battle (2011)
  • Ambition of Mobile Suit Gundam New Gillen (2011)
  • Weiss Schwarz Portable (2011)
  • Super Robot Wars OG Saga Masou Kishin II Revelation of Evil God (2012)
  • 2nd Super Robot Wars Z Saisei-hen (2012)
  • Mobile Suit Gundam Battle Operation (2012)
  • Lagrange: Kamogawa Days (2012)
  • Super Robot Wars Card Chronicle (2012)
  • Flowers our Eureka Seven AO Jungfrau (2012)
  • 2nd Super Robot Wars Original Generation (2012)
  • Gundam Card Butler (2013)
  • Magi the beginning of the Labyrinth (2013)
  • Dragon Ball Heroes Ultimate Mission (2013)
  • Super Robot Wars UX (2013)
  • Super Robot Wars Operation Extend (2013)
  • Super Robot Wars OG Saga Masou Kishin III Pride of Justice (2013)
  • Super Robot Wars Original Generation: Infinite Battle (2013)
  • Magi A New World (2014)
  • 3rd Super Robot Wars Z Jigoku-hen (2014)
  • Mobile Suit Gundam Side Stories (2014)
  • Super Robot Wars OG Saga Masou Kishin F Coffin of the End (2014)
  • Journey of your local railway to five local character and Japan (2014)
  • 3rd Super Robot Wars Z Tengoku-hen (2015)
  • SD Gundam Strikers (2015)
  • Super Robot Wars BX (2015)
  • Super Robot Wars X-Ω (2015)
  • Gundam Battle Operation Next (2015)
  • Digimon World: Next Order (2016)[6]
  • Super Robot Wars Original Generation: Moon Dwellers (2016)
  • Shogi RPG Tsumetsume Load (2016)
  • Super Robot Wars V (2017)
  • Super Robot Wars X (2018)
  • Full Metal Panic! Fight: Who Dares Wins (2018)

References

  1. ↑ http://www.bbst.co.jp/info_outline.html
  2. ↑ "Bandai Namco Corporate History". Bandai Namco Holdings. April 2011.
  3. ↑ "BEC Co., Ltd". Giant Bomb.
  4. ↑ "Bandai Namco Holdings: Corporate History". Bandai Namco Holdings. 23 November 2013.
  5. ↑ "History". Banpresto. Retrieved 10 August 2017.
  6. ↑ Romano, Sal. "Digimon World: Next Order coming west for PS4 2017". Gematsu.
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