Multiversus might just be real

Warner Bros. takes down recent Multiversus image leak

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It's one thing for several insiders to come out and claim that a game exists.

Warner Bros. takes down recent Multiversus image leak

It's one thing for several insiders to come out and claim that a game exists.

It's another for a studio to issue a DMCA takedown notice on an image leaked from an announced game.

This is exactly what happened with Juan Manuel DeBiedma, otherwise known as hungrybox.

After uploading a video showing the roster for Multiversus and making a video on it, Warner Bros. had both taken down.

While WB still hasn't confirmed Multiversus yet, the recent DMCA might just be the proof that everybody needed.

Stay tuned to Xfire for more Multiversus news!