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Rory Norris

After practically disappearing for two years, Warner Bros. Games will 'return to some of [its] biggest franchises' starting next year

Hogwarts Legacy potions professor holding a potion.

With Warner Bros. deep in the bidding wars, potentially being acquired by Netflix or Paramount, all the discussion has been on the company's film and TV divisions. In fact, Netflix's $83 billion deal shockingly "didn’t attribute any value" to Warner Bros. venture into gaming, despite Hogwarts Legacy raking in over 15 million copies sold and $1 billion in earnings by May 2023. That makes it one of the best-selling games of all time.

Admittedly, Hogwarts Legacy and Mortal Kombat 1, released later in 2023, have been Warner Bros. Games' only real bright spots over the past few years, aside from Lego Games. Since then, it's launched the infamous Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, re-released MultiVersus (which didn't fare any better the second time around), and ported a bunch of games to the Nintendo Switch. Oh, and don't forget about Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions, because I know I did.

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