Amidst Controversies and Failed Launch, The Suicide Squad Game Is Expanding with Season 1 Update and Roadmap
You've got to hand it to Rocksteady Studios, they appear to be as committed as ever to the much-maligned comic book video game adaptation.
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Suicide Squad Failure Not Enough to Scare Warner Bros Off Live Service
Only time will tell if Warner Bros. Discovery will strike gold with its continued focus on mobile and free-to-play games.
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Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Is The Best Example Of A Bad Live Service Game
The live service genre isn't dead but the market knows better by now than to give these quick cash-grab games the time of their day.
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85% of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Steam Reviews Are “Very Positive”
You'd expect such a divisive game among critics to have far more negative reviews but it appears that players have other thoughts.
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Denuvo DRM Secretly Added to Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League
Every decision Rocksteady Studios is making in regards to Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is setting off alarm bells left and right.
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Warner Bros. Executive Shoots Down Superman Game Talks
According to the executive, Warner Bros. Discovery isn't going to work on a Superman game just because the movie is coming out next year.
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Palworld is on track to outsell Hogwarts Legacy in less time
Warner Bros. Games reportedly sold 12 million copies of its open-world Harry Potter RPG in 12 days in February 2023.
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Joker DLC Reportedly Coming to Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League
It looks like Mr. J is still alive and well in the Arkhamverse after presumably dying following the events of Batman: Arkham City.
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Can Lightning Strike Twice? After Topping Call of Duty, Warner Conjures More Hogwarts Games
From comparison to Call of Duty to quidditch aspirations, Hogwarts Legacy’s success is opening new doors for the Harry Potter gaming universe.
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Enchanting Hogwarts Legacy tops physical sales charts in the UK
It's ironic that a game about a franchise that's all about the immaterial and magical is topping the physical sales charts.
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James Gunn has good news for Arkhamverse fans
Rocksteady Studios might not necessarily be making a new Batman game anytime soon but the Arkhamverse will continue to live.
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Why is Antony Starr not voicing Homelander in Mortal Kombat 1?
It would be a shame if Warner Bros. Games cheaped out on getting Antony Starr to voice his role after hyping Mortal Kombat fans.
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Ed Boon teasing major story expansion for Mortal Kombat 1
NetherRealm Studios intends to continue what it started with Mortal Kombat 11 by extensively supporting Mortal Kombat 1.
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Hogwarts Legacy’s success does not need an awards nod
There's no dark magic at work against Hogwarts Legacy here, the game just couldn't keep up with the rest of the field.
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Warner Bros. is steering clear of live-service elements with Wonder Woman
Warner Bros. denies that Wonder Woman will be a live-service title, but what exactly is it doing looking for someone with experience in it?
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Will the Suicide Squad outgun the Justice League in upcoming Rocksteady game?
We're not saying Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is all of a sudden great, but at the very least, it's better than we thought.
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Uproar Over Mortal Kombat 1’s Halloween Fatality Pricing
No, you didn't read that wrong - NetherRealm Studios is literally asking players to pony up $10 for a seasonal Fatality pack.
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Is Arkham Knight Embracing Robert Pattinson’s Batman Legacy?
The Nintendo Switch release of the Batman: Arkham Trilogy was delayed to December 1 for further polishing.
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From Judgment Day to Mortal Kombat – The T-1000 Makes a Surprise Entry
The T-800, played by Arnold Schwarzenegger, appeared as a playable guest character in Mortal Kombat 11 post-launch.
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The Bigger, the Better? New Leak Reveals a Gigantic Metropolis in Rocksteady’s Next
Rocksteady Studios has confirmed that Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League will have an always-online feature, even for solo plays.
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From glitches to glory: Mortal Kombat 1’s massive update for Nintendo Switch users
Despite the recent updates, it's highly likely that gamers will continue to avoid the Nintendo Switch version of Mortal Kombat 1.
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Rocksteady delays Nintendo Switch port of Batman: Arkham Trilogy to December
Rocksteady Studios probably looked at the backlash NetherRealm Studios got for Mortal Kombat 1 and decided their port needed a bit more work.
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Ed Boon reveals that John Wick nearly joined Mortal Kombat 1
Ed Boon had envisioned Keanu Reeves playing the blind swordsman and Special Forces operative, Kenshi Takahashi.
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Mortal Kombat teams up with Critical Role for one-shot live play
Critical Role hosts a live play collaboration themed to Mortal Kombat 1 using the Till the Last Gasp TTRPG rules from Darrington Press.