Warner Bros is shaking up its gaming division with the closure of three studios and the cancelation of a long-gestating Wonder Woman game.

Just a month after Warner Bros. Games chief David Haddad announced that he's stepping down after 12 years in the role, the company is closing its Monolith Productions, Player First Games, and WB San ...

What comes next for WB Games, but also for other large game studios, is going to be very interesting. The length of time it's taken to make and never release Wonder Woman, as well as Suicide Kill The ...

Earlier this week, WB Games announced that it had scrapped its solo Wonder Woman game and closed down its studio Monolith ...

But because of his indecision, backed up by the rest of WB Games management, Monolith Productions and WB Games Montreal floundered with no games to show for it. WB Games would pretend to hear out ...

As we now know, WB Games has seen the exit of their previous head, David Haddad, alongside the closure of three of their studios, and the cancellation of the Wonder Woman video game. Furthermore, all ...

WB Games, the video game publishing arm of Warner Bros. Discovery, is shutting down three of its development studios, including the developer behind Multiversus and a long-standing developer working ...

We are disappointed with Warner Bros. for cancelling what could have been the next big sequel to the Batman: Arkham franchise ...

Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. is closing three video game studios and halting work on a highly anticipated Wonder Woman title ...

WB is also shuttering the studio behind it, Monolith, the team behind the Lord of the Rings duology Shadow of War and Shadow of Mordor.

Of course, consumers have a right to know when a heavily promoted title is never coming out. It may be humiliating, but gaming studios should have the common decency to make an official announcement ...

WB Games shuttering studios before “A Minecraft Movie” premieres and “The Last of Us” returns underscores Hollywood’s gaming issues ...