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Warner Bros Latest Games Lose $300 Million and Counting
Warner Bros has lost $300 million due to the failure of Suicide Squad and Multiversus games. The decline in game success coincides with poor post-merger decisions, affecting dozens of projects. Warner Bros plans to recover through sequels to successful games and refocusing on core IP like Harry Potter and DC.
Warner Bros. Hints At More Batman As Part Of Its New Games Strategy
During an earnings call this week, Warner Bros. confirmed that its games division had underperformed in 2024, and going forward, the company plans to refocus efforts on four key IP pillars, including Batman.
Warner Bros. Games to Focus on Batman Games and Other Core Franchises to Improve “Success Ratio”
Warner Bros. Games have said they'll be putting more focus in Batman, Hogwarts Legacy, Mortal Kombat, and Game of Thrones games going forward.
Warner Bros Discovery says its games division is "substantially underperforming"
In its latest financial call, as reported by VGC, CEO David Zaslav told investors its games business was "substantially underperforming its potential" despite "four strong and profitable game franchises with loyal, global fans": Hogwarts Legacy, Mortal Kombat, Game of Thrones and DC, "in particular" Batman.
Warner Bros knows its Batman games are popular, and plans to focus its "development efforts" on "core franchises" like DC, Mortal Kombat, Hogwarts Legacy, and Game of Thrones
It sounds like if a new Batman game isn't already in the works, one could well be in time to come, as Warner Bros. outlines its plans to focus its efforts on the four main game franchises it knows fans love.
Warner Bros. To Focus on Hogwarts Legacy, Mortal Kombat, Game Of Thrones and DC For Games
Warner Bros, has said that they are reducing game releases, and will instead focus on four brands to improve their success ratio.
Warner Bros. Games to Double Down on Hogwarts Legacy, Mortal Kombat, Game of Thrones, and DC “In Particular Batman” After String of Flops
After admitting its video games business “is substantially underperforming its potential right now,” Warner Bros. has said it plans to double down on four key titles, namechecking Batman in particular.
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MultiVersus Flop Cost Warner Bros. $100m, Contributing to Disastrous Year
Warner Bros. has admitted that fighting game MultiVersus contributed to a $100m writedown, adding to what is becoming a ...
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More Batman Games Confirmed by Warner Bros
Since then, we have gotten Batman adjacent games with Suicide Squad and Gotham Knights, but it’s clear fans crave the cape and cowl itself. Warner Bros. seems to be aware of that and plans to ...
‘Harry Potter’ 2.0: How Warner Bros. Plans to Keep the Magic Alive With a New HBO Series, Video Games and Pricey Merch
Harry Potter is catering to new fans with an expanding franchise that includes TV shows, video games, theme parks and more.
MultiVersus is underperforming, but Warner Bros. is still focused on IP
Warner Bros. Discovery is tripling down on its IP for its gaming division despite MultiVersus underperforming to the tune of $100 million.
Things look grim for Multiversus as the Warner Bros. suits blame it for a $100 million writedown—'It hasn't been pretty'
Where ya goin' kid, hey kid I'm talking!" So goes the first scene of my unpublished script "Warner Bros. has a rough 2024 in ...
Warner Bros. Discovery Adds 7 Million Streaming Subs in Q3 to Hit 110 Million as Box Office Dives 40% in ‘Barbie’-Less Summer
Warner Bros. Discovery reported its third-quarter 2024 earnings results Thursday. The July 1-Sept. 30 period concluded with WBD’s HBO , Max and Discovery+ boasting more than 110 million global ...
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Warner Bros. Games Lost Enormous Amount Of Money This Year, CEO Blames Lack Of "Consistency"
It has been a painful year for Warner Bros. Discovery and its games division.
Feeling the post-Suicide Squad ennui, Warner Bros. announces it won't be 'trying to launch 10, 12, 15, 20 different games' anymore
During a recent financial call, Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav revealed plans to zero in on four IPs. Those being DC ...