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Driller series for the then-new Nintendo DS, was first released in North America on November 30, 2004. Driller Drill Spirits, an installment in the Mr. Developed by Digital Eclipse, it includes 16 Namco arcade games, in addition to featuring five popular songs from the 1980s. A similar collection, Namco Museum 50th Anniversary, was published on Augfor the PlayStation 2, Xbox, GameCube, and PC. Driller-onto one disc, presented alongside rearranged soundtracks and artwork scans. The collection compiles five Namco-published PlayStation games - Ridge Racer, Tekken, Klonoa: Door to Phantomile, Ace Combat 2, and Mr.

On March 24, 2005, NamCollection was announced for the PlayStation 2 in Japan, being set for a June 2 release date before being pushed to July 31.

Several video games were produced for the 50th Anniversary celebration. Games Namco 50th Anniversary model at the 2005 Tokyo Game Show The same day, Namco itself was dissolved as its assets were merged into a new company, Namco Bandai Games, following its merger with Bandai the year prior. On March 31, 2006, the Namco 50th Anniversary celebration concluded. Several Japanese celebrities also appeared at the conference, including actor Akira Kobayashi. Other companies in the industry, including Nintendo and Microsoft, congratulated Namco for its milestone, as did former Prime Minister of Japan Yoshiro Mori. Nakamura was also given a congratulatory letter from Ken Kutaragi, the president of Sony Computer Entertainment, for Namco's Ridge Racer helping the PlayStation achieve considerable success in the console market. The festivities included a ceremony conducted by Guinness World Records, which awarded Nakamura the award of 'Most Successful Coin-Operated Game' for the worldwide success of Pac-Man. He also discussed Namco's upcoming business integration with Bandai, with Bandai president Takeo Takasu being invited to the presentation. A second was held on Jat a hotel in Tokyo, where Nakamura provided insight on the legacy of his company and its future. Hosted by company executive chairman Masaya Nakamura, the conference featured the appearances of Namco's overseas executives, and discussed the company's future, expanding international operations, and corporate philosophy. On June 1, 2004, Namco held a 50th Anniversary press conference at the Yokohama Arena, which saw an attendance number of over 1,000. The logo would be used on advertisements and orchestrated campaigns with other companies. The event's gold-colored logo features the image of a fairground rocking horse, the original mascot of Namco when it was known as Nakamura Seisakusho the horse was to represent the company's origins in the coin-operated entertainment industry. Namco also used the event as an opportunity to communicate with and express its gratitude towards its fans. Celebrating the company's founding as an amusement ride operator on June 1, 1955, the event would feature video games, toys, apparel, and advertising campaigns that symbolized Namco's ideology on forward-thinking and creativity. The Namco 50th Anniversary event, officially known as the '50th Anniversary Campaign Period' was announced on May 20, 2004.

History The Yokohama Arena, where the Namco 50th Anniversary event was held The Namco 50th Anniversary ended on March 31, 2006, when Namco was dissolved and merged into Namco Bandai Games. Driller Drill Spirits, NamCollection, and Namco Museum 50th Anniversary. Games published under the 50th Anniversary label include Pac-Pix, Mr. Beginning on June 1, 2004, the anniversary included video games, toys, clothing, and events relating to Namco and its games. The Namco 50th Anniversary was a celebration of the Japanese video game developer and publisher Namco, commemorating its establishment in 1955. Not to be confused with Namco Museum 50th Anniversary.

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