An investigation was carried out on Bandai Namco's press event tomorrow and it was discovered that not everything is as it may have sounded like.
It's worth noting that the site mentions NDAs are being adhered to, meaning we may not know what BN plans to announce tomorrow untill a later date (similar to how they showed off Project x Zone 2 at an event in Italy and then announced it to the public later), possibly untill Jump Festa.
Full article: http://comicbook.com/gaming/amp/201...-switch-dark-souls/?__twitter_impression=true
After doing some digging of my own, I've come to the conclusion that I agree only partially with Marcus's assessment. He was absolutely right about one thing: there is an event being hosted by Bandai Namco on December 15 (tomorrow); five separate sources in the media from various outlets were able to confirm that. However, I did not find that there are five games waiting to be announced there, or that Nintendo will be playing a big role. In my humble opinion, these claims are more than a little questionable. It appears that while the briefing is real, wires may have been crossed at some point and false rumours circulating the Twittersphere allowed for misinformation to be spread.
Before long, rumours of hot reveals like a Dark Souls collection, Xenosaga HD and a Nintendo Switch version of Soul Calibur VI were in the air. It's impossible to account for all of these claims, and although some of these aforementioned dream projects could still exist, the list of titles that Bandai Namco plans to share with the assembled media has already been made known to them. Sources in the press say that the publisher apparently has one more unannounced game they plan to unveil in Paris, but it isn't the "big" project they had been teasing earlier - that was Soul Calibur VI, which they revealed at The Game Awards. Furthermore, the information available to invited guests has never mentioned a Switch version or an appearance from Nintendo. With the exception of demoing Soul Calibur VI on the platforms it has already been announced for - PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC - Bandai Namco's scheduled line-up for the 15th mostly includes licensed properties like Seven Deadly Sins and Digimon.
It's worth noting that the site mentions NDAs are being adhered to, meaning we may not know what BN plans to announce tomorrow untill a later date (similar to how they showed off Project x Zone 2 at an event in Italy and then announced it to the public later), possibly untill Jump Festa.
Full article: http://comicbook.com/gaming/amp/201...-switch-dark-souls/?__twitter_impression=true