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Warner Bros. has finalized its merger with Discovery to form a mega media conglomerate. Following the merger, company CEO David Zaslav has been axing shows and content left and right. So what about gaming? Could WBD sell WB Games to Sony or Microsoft? Communication has been extremely sparse on this subject; AT&T barely mentioned WB Games in its earnings calls, and WB Discovery has also been coy on details on the division's fate. Now WB Games boss David Haddad has delivered some big assurances that nothing will happen to WB Games.
"One of our superpowers is the strength of those 11 studios," Haddad said, mentioning the likes of Netherealm (Mortal Kombat), Avalanche Studios (Hogwart's Legacy), TT Games (LEGO titles), WB Games Montreal (Gotham Knights) and Rocksteady Studios (Batman Arkham, new Suicide Squad game).
"I do believe, especially moving forward, that we have a critically important role to play inside the company."
"Warner Bros. Discovery leadership has expressed a strong belief in the growth of the games business and being part of that overall company strategy."
Warner Bros. has finalized its merger with Discovery to form a mega media conglomerate. Following the merger, company CEO David Zaslav has been axing shows and content left and right. So what about gaming? Could WBD sell WB Games to Sony or Microsoft? Communication has been extremely sparse on this subject; AT&T barely mentioned WB Games in its earnings calls, and WB Discovery has also been coy on details on the division's fate. Now WB Games boss David Haddad has delivered some big assurances that nothing will happen to WB Games.
"One of our superpowers is the strength of those 11 studios," Haddad said, mentioning the likes of Netherealm (Mortal Kombat), Avalanche Studios (Hogwart's Legacy), TT Games (LEGO titles), WB Games Montreal (Gotham Knights) and Rocksteady Studios (Batman Arkham, new Suicide Squad game).
"I do believe, especially moving forward, that we have a critically important role to play inside the company."
"Warner Bros. Discovery leadership has expressed a strong belief in the growth of the games business and being part of that overall company strategy."
