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BANDAI NAMCO Premiere sponsor of OTAKU USA's Anime Fanfest in New Jersey

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BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment America Inc. will be in attendance at Anime Fan Fest with an interactive booth on the tradeshow floor. Their booth will feature game demos that will give fans an exclusive look at their newest and forthcoming titles, fun giveaways, and more!

On Friday, May 6th from 5:30pm to 6:30pm in Pepper Town, Main Events 2, join the publisher for an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at what it's like to work at the premier anime videogame publisher, get insights on the process and challenges of localizing anime-based and Japanese game content for the Western market, and be part of an exclusive insiders-only looks at Bandai Namco's upcoming titles.


 “We are thrilled to have such an amazing premier partner in our first anime event,” said Martha Donato, Executive Director and Founder of MAD Event Entertainment. “This show is truly shaping up to be something special for anime fans in New Jersey, with an all star guest list, a packed programming schedule, and so much more. We are so happy BANDAI NAMCO will be joining in on the fun!”

It is only a week away so be sure and follow the Anime Fanfest on social media everywhere listed below:




Follow Anime Fan Fest for updates as they drop:
Facebook: facebook.com/AnimeFanFest
Twitter: @AnimeFanFestNJ
Instagram: @AnimeFanFestNJ



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