The game is being developed on the Triforce, which is an arcade board codeveloped by Nintendo, Namco, and Sega in 2002 and based on the Nintendo GameCube's architecture. For a detailed look at ...

Namco, Sega, and Nintendo have announced a partnership in the development of a new arcade board called the Triforce. The 3D computer graphics board is based on the GameCube hardware architecture ...

Nintendo, Sega and Namco are teaming up to create an arcade board based on GameCube hardware, the former announced today. Codenamed Triforce, the board is aimed at creating a low-cost arcade ...

Remember that PlayStation 3 arcade board that debuted last month at the AOU arcade expo in Japan? Bandai Namco has finally gotten around to formally announcing the board. According to a report ...

While Bandai Namco has slowed down on arcade development ... Overall, Bandai Namco is feeling the pinch across the board. This being a shame as they have been one of the few Japanese games ...

Bandai and Namco's pairing for Mobile Suit Gundam ... but it seems to be more advanced than the previous boards that have powered the Gundam arcade games. We've uploaded a scan of the Senjou ...

Namco has revealed that it plans ... Dig Dug and Rally X on board there. Still, it's another way for fans of 70s and 80s arcade titles to go back to their roots (a bit like a crack addict going ...

Osugi: “Even Namco, which had always made electro-mechanical ... and aftercare really just meant swapping the arcade board. (laughs) Video games were also good in that it raised game prices.

If you're a fan of My Arcade's diminutive line of adorable arcade machines, you'll want to keep your eyes peeled for the company's latest releases from Bandai Namco and Taito. New My Arcade Micro ...

He went on to say that "while Sega has announced a new arcade version of ... and it also collaborated with Namco and Nintendo to create the GameCube based Triforce board. It should be recalled ...

including classic titles from Capcom and Bandai Namco Entertainment. Gamestation Retro products will be available in handheld ...

Namco Bandai has recently announced that they plan to create a set of arcade games using none other than the PlayStation 3's Cell processor. In fact, the arcade machines are supposed to use the ...