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  Warner Bros. San Diego Was Reportedly Working on Mario Kart-Like Racer Before Being Shut

  Warner Bros. was reportedly working on a Mario Kart-like racing title that would bring together characters from the company’s wide portfolio of IPs, including Adventure Time, Scooby Doo, Tom Jerry and more. The kart racer was in the works at Warner Bros. Games San Diego, which was shut down alongside two other in-house studios in February.

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  Warner Bros. Shuts Down Monolith Productions and 2 Other Studios, Cancels Wonder Woman Game

  Warner Bros. is shutting down three of its video-game studios and cancelling development on the troubled Wonder Woman title after the company’s gaming division bled $300 million in losses in 2024. The shuttered studios include Middle-Earth: Shadow of War developer Monolith Productions, MultiVersus maker Player First Games, and support studio Warn...

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  DC Studios Chiefs Have Held Talks With Rocksteady, NetherRealm Over New Games

  DC Studios co-CEOs James Gunn and Peter Safran have held discussions with Warner Bros. Games studios Rocksteady and NetherRealm about new video games based on the DC Universe. The two studio chiefs have talked to developers over characters and story in DC titles and how they could align with larger plans for the DCU films and multi-media franchise.

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  Rocksteady Eyes Single-Player Batman Game as Next Project After Suicide Squad Flop: Report

  Rocksteady Studios, developers of the acclaimed Batman: Arkham games, are eyeing a single-player Batman title as their next project, according to a new report The Warner Bros. owned studio recently wrapped up work on its last game, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, with the final update for the live service title rolling out in January.

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  Rocksteady to End Seasonal Updates for Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League in January

  Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League’s ongoing season will be its last, developer Rocksteady Studios confirmed Monday. The online shooter will receive its final seasonal update with Season 4, Episode 8 in January 2025, the studio said.

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  Hogwarts Legacy Sequel Team 'Coordinating' With Harry Potter HBO Series Over Story Elements, Says Warner Bros.

  Hogwarts Legacy sequel will have narrative ties with the Harry Potter television series currently in the works at HBO, Warner Bros. has confirmed. The studio behind the game has been coordinating with the team working on the Max Original series based on the Wizarding World IP, David Haddad, president of Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, said ...

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  Lionsgate Play Offers Free Access to Its Entire Content Library in India for a Week From October 18

  Lionsgate Play can be accessed directly via its Website and application, or as a top-up subscription on Prime Video. 

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  Hogwarts Legacy Sequel One of 'Biggest Priorities' at Warner Bros., Studio Says

  Warner Bros. Games is reportedly looking at the Hogwarts Legacy sequel to deliver the next big hit for them. A follow up to the highest selling game of 2023 is one of the biggest priorities for the studio, the Warner Bros. Discovery CFO said this week.

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  Rocksteady Studios Reportedly Hit With Layoffs After Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Sells Poorly

  Rocksteady Studios has reportedly been hit with layoffs. The job cuts are said to have impacted the studio’s quality assurance (QA) department, with nearly half the team members laid off.

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  Warner Bros. Intends to Leverage Its IPs and Make More Games, License Franchises to Outside Studios

  Warner Bros. Discovery intends to leverage its intellectual properties and publish more video games based on its biggest franchises, the company said at its second-quarter earnings call on Wednesday. In addition to developing games in-house, Warner Bros. is also looking to license its IPs out to other studios.

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  Shamita Shetty's London Diaries Had A Harry Potter Twist. See Post

  Shamita Shetty enjoyed a Potterhead moment at the Warner Bros Studio Tour

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  WB Puts Faith in Live Service Model Despite Suicide Squad's Failure, Hints Shift Away From Triple-A Games

  Warner Bros. Games remains undeterred by the sub-par financial and critical performance of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League and plans to further lean into the live service model for its games going forward. J.B. Perrette, CEO and President, Global Streaming and Games at Warner Bros. Discovery, laid out the company’s games strategy at a rece...

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  Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Taken Offline After Early Access Launch Due to Story Completion Bug

  Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League seems to have hit a new hurdle right out of the gate. The co-op looter shooter from Rocksteady Studios is all set for a full release on February 2 and was supposed to be in its three-day early access launch for customers who pre-ordered the Deluxe Edition. The developers, however, were forced to pull the title...

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  Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Will Add the Joker as a Playable Character via Free Post-Launch DLC

  As Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League nears its launch, developer Rocksteady has confirmed that the game’s post-launch DLC will bring iconic DC villain Joker as a playable character. The studio made the announcement Monday in the third episode of its Suicide Squad Insider developer diary series, detailing its plans for delivering free post-la...

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  Supergirl Movie: House of the Dragon Star Milly Alcock Reportedly Among Top Picks for the Role

  James Gunn is reportedly eyeing three actresses, who will compete for the role of Supergirl in DC Universe. They are House of the Dragon’s Milly Alcock, CODA’s Emilia Jones, and Zombies’ Meg Donnelly, who are supposedly screen-testing next month. Supergirl will first make a cameo appearance in a DCU film, before starring in her standalone fil...