Before It Imploded, WB Games Was Reportedly Working on a Crossover Kart Racer
One of the many projects Warner Bros. Games had in the works before things went south was a crossover kart racer. That's according to Colin Moriarty on his podcast Sacred Symbols, citing a conversation he had with "someone once associated with WB San Diego". WB San Diego was one of the studios the publisher recently closed down.
A former WB exec reveals the Nemesis System was built to keep players engaged longer - and keep games from entering the ...
Warner Bros Games has reportedly cancelled an unannounced game expansion to Hogwarts Legacy, its smash-hit Harry Potter RPG. The DLC was planned to be released alongside an expanded version of the ...
In a recent video that was quickly removed, former WB Games vice president Laura Fryer revealed the inspiration behind an ...
"How do we create a singleplayer game that is so compelling that people keep the disc in their library forever?" ...
Nightdive has revealed in an interview they're hopeful they can still revive No One Lives Forever, even after Monolith's ...
WB never announced the game, which reportedly went through several iterations, from a free-to-play multiplatform title to a ...
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The Video Game Industry Failed Monolith ProductionsThe closure of Monolith Productions, an innovative video game developer, shows what’s wrong with an industry in which game ...
Nvidia's upcoming open source Ai-controller system could very well put WB Games' patented Nemesis system to shame.
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