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California Playtests Point to NetherRealm’s Injustice 3
technology25 days ago

California Playtests Point to NetherRealm’s Injustice 3

New signs suggest NetherRealm’s unannounced fighting game is Injustice 3, with NDA testing listings in Culver City, California and references calling the project a "triple-A" or "major 2D" fighting game. The clues align with NetherRealm’s history of timed reveals and Ed Boon’s comments about pursuing more projects after Mortal Kombat 1, making a 2027 reveal (potentially at The Game Awards) plausible as the studio follows a roughly four-year development cycle.

War in the North Gets a Second Chance After Skyrim Clash, Ex-WB Boss Says
gaming1 month ago

War in the North Gets a Second Chance After Skyrim Clash, Ex-WB Boss Says

Former Warner Bros. Games leader Christian Allen says The Lord of the Rings: War in the North didn’t get a fair shake when it launched in 2011 alongside Skyrim, suffering from weak marketing and release timing; Aspyr’s Legacy Edition re-release this week is aimed at giving the title a proper second chance, with Allen noting that quarterly revenue incentives may have constrained executives’ release-date decisions.

Bethesda Hints Major Starfield Update Ahead of Next Week's Reveal
morning-checkpoint6 months ago

Bethesda Hints Major Starfield Update Ahead of Next Week's Reveal

Bethesda teases a major Starfield reveal next week, with Todd Howard stressing it isn’t a 2.0 reboot but promising tweaks and possibly new DLC; a PS5 port reportedly due in April; Warner Bros. Games Montreal faces layoffs amid broader budget cuts tied to Paramount's deal; Atlus announces a 15% raise for developers and overtime caps; and a PS5 Pro update is rolling out to improve upscaling on top titles.

business1 year ago

Warner Bros. Games Restructures to Prioritize Key Franchises

Warner Bros. Games is restructuring to focus on four main franchises—Game of Thrones, Harry Potter, Mortal Kombat, and DC Universe—after experiencing mixed results with recent releases like Hogwarts Legacy and MultiVersus. The company is reorganizing its leadership and integrating the game division into its broader media operations, with no layoffs but executive promotions to oversee key franchise development.

"Warner Bros. Games Introduces Leadership Program for Women and Non-Binary Individuals"
video-games2 years ago

"Warner Bros. Games Introduces Leadership Program for Women and Non-Binary Individuals"

Warner Bros. Games has launched a Women and Non-Binary Leadership Program aimed at addressing the male-dominated image of the gaming industry. The program, which recently concluded its inaugural six-month run, engaged 25 women and non-binary leaders from across the company's global studios to foster career development and elevate diverse voices to leadership roles. Participants praised the program for its community-building, self-reflection opportunities, and professional growth benefits.