Warner Bros. plans to put many of its properties, which includes mega-franchises like Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, Batman, Looney Tunes, and many more, on the market for game developers to license to increase its performance and revenue.

The new game plan from WB comes after Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League flopped. 2024 isn’t over yet and Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has already been dubbed the year’s worst game. It performed so badly that the title’s underperformance resulted in a a $200 million revenue hit for Warner Bros. Ouch. To combat this, and the general underperformance and the revenue loss, Warner Bros. is considering putting its biggest franchises on the market to be licensed by other game developers, as reported by IGN.

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Warner Bros. plans to put many of its properties, which includes mega-franchises like Harry Potter, Game of Thrones, Batman, Looney Tunes, and many more, on the market for game developers to license to increase its performance and revenue.

The new game plan from WB comes after Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League flopped. 2024 isn’t over yet and Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League has already been dubbed the year’s worst game. It performed so badly that the title’s underperformance resulted in a a $200 million revenue hit for Warner Bros. Ouch. To combat this, and the general underperformance and the revenue loss, Warner Bros. is considering putting its biggest franchises on the market to be licensed by other game developers, as reported by IGN.