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The aim is to create “create stories tailored for current and future platforms”
Bandai Namco is set to team up with Aardman Animations, the studio behind the iconic Wallace & Gromit series, on a new IP
While details are scarce at the moment, the collaboration between the two companies is said to span across multiple projects, with the first described as “existing across multiple media”. A statement announcing the news from the two also states that the plan is to “create stories tailored for current and future platforms”.
See the full announcement below:
Aardman Animations’ managing director Sean Clarke commented in the post about its partnership with Bandai Namco, stating that “interactive entertainment is a huge growth area within the entertainment world”.
“With new emerging technology blurring the lines of watching and playing, we are keen to develop strategic partnerships with partners such as Bandai Namco Entertainment Europe that share our vision of creating new IP that embraces this new world and cement our studio’s reputation as a multi-disciplinary creative hub,” he added.
The upcoming collaboration would not be the first time both companies have worked together. Previously, the teams worked on the title 11-11: Memories Retold, a third-person narrative-driven puzzle game.
Bandai Namco is gearing up for a busy 2021, with multiple releases in the pipeline. The Dark Pictures Anthology is set to receive its next instalment, House Of Ashes, while Little Nightmares II will finally be making an appearance.
Tales Of Arise – which was originally intended to release this year – has also been moved back to at least 2021 and will be the first Tales entry on the next-gen systems.