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Studio 2/Studio S: The New Architects of Nintendo’s Gaming Future

Exploring the Potential of Bandai Namco's Latest Initiative in Shaping Nintendo's Action Game Lineup

Naser Nahandian by Naser Nahandian
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Bandai Namco Entertainment’s newly formed Studio 2/Studio S is embarking on an exciting journey, developing both 2D and 3D action games specifically for Nintendo. This initiative, as revealed through recent job listings, hints at significant developments, possibly including remasters or remakes of beloved Nintendo titles.

The job listings for Studio 2/Studio S give us a glimpse into the nature of these projects. The 3D game appears to be a remaster or remake, with job descriptions detailing tasks like HD remastering of deformed 3D backgrounds, porting existing 3D data, and other technical enhancements using Bandai Namco’s in-house game engine. This suggests a meticulous effort to bring a classic Nintendo title into the modern gaming era with enhanced graphics and gameplay.

On the 2D front, the studio is focusing on side-view action games, with specific mention of stage specifications and level design. This has led to speculation about the next installment in the Smash Bros series, a beloved franchise known for its thrilling side-view battles.

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The future of the Smash Bros series is a topic of much discussion, particularly regarding the involvement of its famed creator, Masahiro Sakurai. In a recent column, Sakurai expressed his thoughts on the series’ future, emphasizing his current detachment from thoughts of a sequel. He acknowledged the perennial uncertainty that follows each release, leaving open the possibility of more games in the franchise, albeit with or without his direct involvement.

Sakurai’s hesitance to commit to future Smash Bros games isn’t just a matter of personal choice. His attempts to delegate the responsibility to others haven’t borne fruit, indicating the unique challenges associated with the franchise. He believes that a Smash Bros game without his involvement might not live up to the high standards set by its predecessors, a concern likely shared by the series’ dedicated fanbase.

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For any future developments in the Smash Bros series, Sakurai envisions a thorough discussion with Nintendo to ensure the continuation of the franchise’s legacy. This approach reflects his dedication to maintaining the quality and success that Smash Bros is known for.

As Studio 2/Studio S at Bandai Namco gears up for its projects, the gaming community eagerly anticipates what might be in store. Whether it’s a reinvention of a classic 3D Nintendo game or the next chapter in the Smash Bros saga, these developments are set to mark a new chapter in Nintendo’s storied history in the gaming world.

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