Lurker > Jagr_68

Oh they're bringing back Control. That's surprising. Is that the first game that's left and then returned?

Now I swear, the next one of you primates even touches me...

As much as I hate to say it, I think console exclusivity to the Xbox really hurt the games chances of being successful enough to warrant greenlighting a sequel, same with Lost Odyssey since both games are absolutely freaking masterpieces that sadly didnt get their time in the limelight that I feel they deserved.

I've been really confused by this game's performance on Steam. It's been sitting at Mostly Positive (and I think even Very Positive at one point). But if it's bad enough that people are demanding refunds, that'd normally be Mixed at best. I have heard allegations of negative reviews being deleted, but I never saw any direct confirmation of this fact.

Isn't that JL Apokalips?

Didn't Cyberpunk accomplish this as well, fairly recently too?

Considering what the topic is about behind the title I'm going to say no

If it worked once, it'll work again.

Eventually.

During a recent Morgan Stanley speaking event, Warner Bros. Discovery gaming boss J.B. Perrette discussed some of the company's strategy for gaming going forward, and it includes more live-service, mobile, and free-to-play games.

He said, "We're doubling down on games as an area where we think there is a lot more growth opportunity that we can tap into with the IP that we have and some of the capabilities we have on the studio where we're uniquely positioned as both a publisher and a developer of games."
Perrette said WBD's recent gaming output has focused on AAA games for console, and that's great when a game like Hogwarts Legacy sells 22 million copies and becomes the best-selling game of the year, but this kind of success is never guaranteed in what Perrette said was a "volatile" market. He pointed out that one of WBD's latest big games, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League, was a disappointment for the company.
So the plan going forward, he said, is to help reduce volatility by focusing on core franchises and bringing at least some of them to the mobile and free-to-play space, as well as continuing to invest in live-service games that people play--and spend money on--over a long period of time. This will help WBD generate more consistent revenue, he said, going on to tease that WBD had some new mobile free-to-play games coming this year. Also worth noting is that just because WBD may push into new places, that doesn't necessarily mean it will stop making big single-player AAA games.
"Rather than just launching a one-and-done console game, how do we develop a game around, for example, a Hogwarts Legacy or Harry Potter, that is a live-service where people can live and work and build and play in that world in an ongoing basis?" he said.
Perrette went on to say that WBD is uniquely positioned because it has popular brands--he singled out Mortal Kombat, Game of Thrones, Harry Potter, and DC as its biggest--as well as 11 different internal game development studios. He also teased that WBD has a "strategic investment plan" to help make future games more successful, adding that the company just recently brought someone on to help with brand management and sustainability.

If WBD can execute, Perrette said he expects gaming to bring "meaningful growth" to the company in the years to come. But making games takes time, so Perrette cautioned that the company is laying the foundation now for returns that could come in 2025, 2026, and 2027.
Perrette went on to say how he has no idea how the gaming landscape will evolve over time, but he believes owning the IP and studios could help WBD succeed where others might not. He also called out things like virtual reality and "virtual worlds" as places that will "increase in scale and adoption" in the future.
Some of WBD's upcoming video games include a Harry Potter Quidditch game and a Wonder Woman title from the makers of Shadow of Mordor.

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Algorithm says videos have to be about this subject, be around that length, and uploaded every X amount of days. Diverge from this at all and the algorithm doesnt show your video to 50-60 percent of the people that normally watch. And the money the video makes is directly tied to satisfying the algorithm so people have learned to either do what it wants or get left behind.

neil breen is a film icon.

Don't care, still hot.

That's a lot of dead cap money the Broncos are going to have pay Russ over time. 85 million to be exact.

Lol. Lmao, even.

Do you not see the oversized GameFAQs bikini shes wearing?

I mean, Shuster drew Lois and Clark in compromising positions before.

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It's nice to know this is finally canon.

Why are we acting like 3rd party games don't exist?

What's a blue hair? Is that a name of a group cuz her hair doesnt look blue to me

it was dead on arrival when they decided to make it cost more than the damn system

I bet no one has seen the actual Sweet Baby Ray until now.

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I'm not reading all of that.

Congratulations or I'm sorry that happened.